Ioli Campos is an assistant professor at Católica University of Portugal, where she teaches various courses on media studies and social research methods. She is a research member of CECC. Her main research areas include topics like media literacy, children and digital media (including their relationship with algorithms, chatbots, social media influencers, and the news, among others) and journalism (including new storytelling formats, specialised and investigative reporting, news writing, news production and news reception). Holding a PhD in digital media from the Portugal collab program between The University of Texas at Austin and the Nova University of Lisbon, she also has a Master's in journalism from the same Portuguese institution. Moreover, she has been a Fulbright visiting scholar at The University of Texas at Austin. As a researcher, she has published her work in journals with the highest Scimago ranking (Q1), like the International Journal of Child-Computer Interaction and the Journalism and Mass Communication Quarterly, among others. She wrote book chapters for publishers like Routledge and Wiley. Campos has also produced two books, one with the Council of Europe. She regularly shares the results of her work at the leading International Conferences in the field, such as ICA, ECREA and IDC. Campos has experience as a national PI in an EU-funded project and vast experience as a participant member of national and international research consortiums, with funding ranging from 8000 Euros to 600.000 Euros. Additionally, she has been consulting for international organisations, like OSCE and the Council of Europe (North-South Center), on the same areas (media literacy, young people and journalism). Before moving into academia, Campos was a journalist for over 15 years, covering human rights affairs and the environment from regions like Kosovo, Algeria, Egypt, Vietnam, Cambodia, Scandinavia and the United States. She won a reportage award from the United Nations National Committee for the Celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Human Rights Declaration and an honour mention in environmental reporting from the Portuguese Sustainable Cities Association.