Digital Anthropology Research Center
Academic studies and applied research on decentralized social networks, with special attention to the BlueSky phenomenon and digital migration.
A comprehensive study of growth patterns, adoption, and user migration from Twitter/X to BlueSky, analyzing the socio-anthropological implications of the digital paradigm shift.
Research Lines
Our research projects are designed to better understand emerging social dynamics in the decentralized digital ecosystem.
Quantitative and qualitative analysis of migration patterns between social platforms, with special focus on the Twitter → BlueSky transition.
Development of transparent methodological standards for social network research, following FAIR principles and Open Science.
Social and cultural impact of decentralized networks. How power dynamics and participation change in the post-Twitter era.
Evolution of political, social, and cultural discourse in the transition between centralized and decentralized digital ecosystems.
Thematic Areas
Our research encompasses various disciplines and methodological approaches.
Digital Anthropology
Ethnographic study of human behavior in decentralized digital spaces.
Social Networks
Analysis of connection and communication structures in emerging platforms.
Online Communication
Evolution of communicative patterns and digital languages.
Digital Migration
User transition processes between technological ecosystems.
Collaborate with Us
We are open to academic collaborations, joint projects, and funding opportunities to advance knowledge about decentralized social networks.