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Hosseinmardi UCLA DataX profile (web)

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type
source
created
2026-11-06
updated
2026-11-06
tags
A, people, ucla
elements
A
origin
web
tier
institutional
citable
yes
url
https://datax.ucla.edu/people/homa-hosseinmardi
rehost
no

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Hosseinmardi UCLA DataX profile (web)

Citation

UCLA DataX. “Homa Hosseinmardi.” People page, date not stated. https://datax.ucla.edu/people/homa-hosseinmardi. Read 2026-11-06.

Bottom line

  • Homa Hosseinmardi is Assistant Professor of Data Science (DataX) and Computational Communication at UCLA. She directs the OASIS Lab (Online and AI Systems’ Integrity & Safety).
  • Her research studies sociotechnical systems and information ecosystems, with a focus on safety and trustworthiness.

Background

A people page of DataX, a UCLA data science initiative. It lists her as affiliated faculty and gives a short biography. This is a profile page. Her entity page lists it; no reading list does.

Key claims

  • “Assistant Professor of Data Science (DataX) and Computational Communication”. (header)
  • “Homa Hosseinmardi is an Assistant Professor of Data Science (DataX) and Computational Communication at UCLA, where she directs the OASIS Lab (Online and AI Systems’ Integrity & Safety).” (biography)
  • “Her research takes a holistic, large-scale approach to understanding sociotechnical systems and information ecosystems, with a focus on safety and trustworthiness.” (biography)
  • The page puts her in the “Affiliated Faculty” category. (header)

Evidence and method

A university people page.

Limits

  • No dates, publications or education.

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