Research projects

Submitted for peer review or ongoing research projects.

Submitted

Beyond Evidence: How Framing Shapes Public Health Policies During Health Crises

Comparative NLP analysis of Sweden and Quebec during the pandemic

Far-Right Ideas in the National Assembly? A Computational Study on the Prevalence of Far-Right Ideology in the French Prime Ministers' Policy Speech Since 1959

This project use NLP methods to examine the increasing prevalence of far-right ideas in the general policy speech of French Prime Ministers since 1959.

Ongoing

When climate science speaks, do policymakers respond? A computational analysis

This study uses a machine-learning-annotated corpus of over 250,000 Canadian newspaper articles (1988–present) to examine whether policymakers’ climate-related media interventions follow scientific appeals. This study is part of the CCF-Canadian-Climate-Framing Project (see https://github.com/antoinelemor/CCF-canadian-climate-framing), led by Alizée Pillod.

YOUPOL: A Textual Database of Over 20,000 Videos by Francophone Political Influencers on YouTube (2006–2024)

A database and study of online political content creators

Credible Science, Influential Science? A Computational Study on the Influence and Credibility of Public Scientific Research Agencies in Public Health in Canada

A computational study on the influence of public scientific research agencies on public policy

Building Lasting Trust: Analyzing the Resilience of Science-to-Policy Institutions in Quebec and Sweden During the COVID-19 Pandemic

This project compares the resilience of science-to-policy institutions in Quebec and Sweden during the COVID-19 pandemic, focusing on their ability to maintain public trust