Giulia Ranzini's research focuses on how people present themselves and interact in digital environments, with particular attention to self-disclosure, online identity, and the social dynamics of emerging technologies such as chatbots and social media platforms.
With a background in economics, she employs experimental designs, survey research, and advanced statistical analyses to understand user behaviour in mediated contexts. Her work contributes to both academic debates and practical applications in digital communication and technology design. Her aim is to bridge scientific knowledge with societal challenges, supporting responsible and human-centred uses of technology.
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