I happened to check the latest issue of Quantitative Science Studies and was happy to see that our paper The emergence of computational social science: Intellectual integration or persistent fragmentation? has been published. We (Juho Pääkkönen, Matti Nelimarkka, and I) had been working on this project for several years, on and off, so great to see it’s out there, finally. And it’s open access

Helsingin Sanomat recently interviewed me about AI, and we ended up talking about what AI teaches us about human intelligence. Some of the reasoning behind those quotes can be found here, and a recently accepted research article (in English) here.

Last Wednesday (2026-05-06) I gave a short presentation at DIVSOL, the Diversity in Society and Life research community at the University of Helsinki. In the talk I explain how the research I’ve done over the past decade or so relates to the general theme of diversity in science and society.