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When Tweets Speak Louder Than Polls: Can Social Media Accurately Predict the 2024 Election Outcome?
The polls were wrong. Again. On the cusp of the 2022 U.S. Midterm Elections, media outlets, fueled by traditional polling data, painted a picture of an…
Meat and Dairy: The Far-Right's New Battleground for Ideological Wars
Image credits: Changing Markets Foundation Read The Bureau of Investigative Journalism’s coverage of this study here, and access the full report here…

May 2023

A climate activist, a pot of orange paint and a can of soup walk into a museum. What happens next?
What do people really think about Just Stop Oil’s performative climate protests?
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Ripple Research partners with Maastricht University for its Sustainability Week to deliver a workshop on climate anxiety and climate action
To mark the celebration of Earth Day in April, Ripple Research was invited by Maastricht University to host a workshop on our climate related research…
5 lessons on how we use big data to communicate about climate change effectively
How has Ripple Research utilised our tools to approach climate change and phenomena like climate anxiety? Read the main takeaways from our conversation…

February 2023

2022 in Review: Moving Forward with Purpose
A letter from our Managing Director, Ravi Sreenath

August 2022

Digital Nomadism: Is this a pandemic fad or an enduring shift? A data-driven exploration
Leveraging social data from over 600,000 online conversations, we dissect what it means to be a Digital Nomad in the post-pandemic era.
Rising rent and the housing crisis - What the UK really thinks
This Ripple Research investigation uses a bottom-up narrative analysis to uncover how UK households really feel about systemic housing challenges and…
The contagion of misinformation spreads to monkeypox - Part 2
Our latest analysis delves into why the misinformation crisis surrounding diseases like monkeypox has become a public health crisis.
The contagion of misinformation spreads to monkeypox - Part 1
Our latest analysis delves into why the misinformation crisis surrounding diseases like monkeypox has become a public health crisis.

April 2022

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