Reyhan Camalova has been recognized with an Honorable Mention for the prestigious CRA Outstanding Undergraduate Researcher Award. This honor reflects her significant contributions to research as part of her senior thesis at the University of Pennsylvania’s Computational Social Listening Lab.
Her research focuses on analyzing geographical variations in COVID-19 vaccine misinformation across the United States. By identifying patterns and trends, the research aims to support the development of targeted public health interventions to combat misinformation and promote accurate health information.
The Computing Research Association (CRA) awards this recognition annually to undergraduate researchers who demonstrate exceptional potential and innovation in computing research. Reyhan’s work exemplifies the transformative role of data and technology in addressing critical societal challenges.
About Reyhan Camalova
Reyhan Camalova is a senior undergraduate student at the University of Pennsylvania, majoring in Computer and Information Science. Her dedication to using technology to solve real-world problems has earned her recognition within the academic and research communities.
