Ji Eun (Jinny) Kim

I am a Ph.D. Candidate at the University of Michigan School of Information, advised by Libby Hemphill. As a computational social scientist, I leverage computational methods and social science theories to extract insights into online user behaviors and interactions from large-scale data. My research interests include (but are not limited to):

• Online Prosocial Behaviors: I study the spread of online prosociality and propose design recommendations for online platforms to promote prosociality based on empirical findings.
• Online Antisocial Behaviors: I investigate how antisocial behaviors spread in online environments and explore dark design patterns embedded in online platforms.

Recent News

• [July 2025] I will attend IC2S2 in Norrköping, Sweden, and present my working paper on gift contagion among Twitch viewers.
• [Summer 2025] I will be working as a data scientist intern for the Economy team at Roblox!
• [May 2025] I will attend the CSST 2025 Summer Institute.

Research

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