Marlis Stubenvoll is a predoctoral Researcher at the Department of Communication at the University of Vienna since December 2017. In October 2018 she was awarded a uni:docs fellowship for her dissertation topic "Why Misinformation Persists: The Role of Resistance to Corrections in Political News". Her research interest include misinformation, resistance strategies against counter-attitudinal information, as well as incidental news and personalized advertising.

Awards & Acknowledgements

• 2021, August
  First Place Paper Award for the paper "Living is easy with eyes closed: Avoidance of targeted political advertising in response to privacy concerns, perceived personalization and overload", Political Communication Division, (virtual) AEJMC annual convention (co-authors: Alice Binder, Selina Noetzel & Melanie Hirsch & Jörg Matthes)

• 2020, December
  Research Award, Department of Communication, for the project: "Is knowledge power? Investigating chilling effects as a consequence of declarative and procedural online privacy protection knowledge using browser histories" (collaboration with Alice Binder)

• 2019, May
  Top Student Paper Award, International Communication Association, Mass Communication Division: "Why corrections of numerical misinformation fail: Anchoring effects of inaccurate numbers in the news".