Biography
Tessa Oomen is a PhD candidate at the Department of Media & Communication of the Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication. Her research focuses on organizational communication practices around digitalisation, cybersecurity, and AI. This work also connects to the EU-funded SPATIAL project (https://spatial-h2020.eu/). Tessa has worked on multiple EU-funded projects, and assists with the development of new research and grant proposals.
Tessa received a Bachelor’s degree in Applied Psychology (BASc) and graduated from Leiden University’s Master’s programme Crisis and Security Management (MSc). After graduating from Leiden University, Tessa worked as a research and education assistant at the Institute of Security and Global Affairs of Leiden University. Here she contributed to multiple project proposals for Horizon 2020 and research on the nature of interdisciplinary research in Security Studies.
Her research interests relate to artificial intelligence, sociomateriality, practices, organizational communication, digitalization, cybersecurity, interdisciplinary research, and crisis management.
Erasmus School of History, Culture and Communication
- oomen@eshcc.eur.nl
- Room
- M8-16
- Location
- Burg. Oudlaan 50, Rotterdam
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Work
- Tessa Oomen, Joao Fernando Ferreira Goncalves & Anouk Mols (2024) - Rage Against the AI? Understanding Contextuality of Algorithm Aversion and Appreciation - International Journal of Communication, 18, 609-633
- Gábor Szüdi, Pamela Bartar, Gorazd Weiss, Giuseppe Pellegrini, Marina Tulin & Tessa Oomen (2023) - New trends in science communication fostering evidence-informed policymaking - Open Research Europe, 2, 1-24 - doi: 10.12688/openreseurope.14769.2
- Vidhi Chaudhri, Tessa Oomen, Jason Pridmore & A (Alexandra) Joon (2021) - 'CARE’ in social media: Perceptions of reputation in the healthcare sector - Journal of Communication Management, 25 (2), 125-141 - doi: 10.1108/JCOM-06-2020-0059 - [link]
- J Pridmore & Tessa Oomen (2021) - A Practice-Based Approach to Security Management: Materials, Meaning and Competence for Trainers of Healthcare Cybersecurity - doi: 10.1007/978-3-030-42523-4_24 - [link]
