Cheng-Jun Wang is currently a full professor in the School of Journalism and Communication, Nanjing University. He is the director of Computational Communication Collaboratory and the Socrates Lab. He is also a research member of Web Mining Lab, City University of Hong Kong. His research interest focuses on employing big data, computational methods, and social theories to study human communication behaviors, including but not limited to information diffusion, attention flow, and computational narrative. His research on computational communication appears in both SSCI and SCI indexed journals. His book Jumping over the network threshold: Information diffusion on social media (in Chinese) has been published by the Science Press in July 2022. You can find his CV here.
Ph.D in Communication, 2014
City University of Hong Kong
MA in Communication, 2010
Peking University
BS in Journalism, 2008
Lanzhou University
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。My book Jumping over the network threshold: Information diffusion on social media (in Chinese 《跨越网络的门槛:社交媒体上的信息扩散》) has been published by the Science Press in July 2022. Inspired by this book, I am working on writing another book titled Computational Narrative.
I am teaching the following courses:
I finished reading the book 「原因と結果」の経済学―――データから真実を見抜く思考法 and I think it is very useful as the textbook for the class of Causal Inference 101. Check the Slides and Notebook.
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