I'm an assistant professor, researcher at Peking University, China. My research focuses on the impact of digital platforms, big data, and artificial intelligence on the society.
My current research explores the intersection of technology and society, focusing on digital media platforms, algorithmic divides, and the comparative study of internet use and information practices across different regions. With a DPhil from the University of Oxford, my work spans both theoretical and applied research, aiming to understand and address the evolving digital inequalities in our increasingly connected world.
I teach courses on media and society, data storytelling, and the frontiers of computational social science, where I integrate my research insights into the classroom. I am committed to advancing our understanding of the digital landscape and its implications for society, particularly in the context of China and other Global South regions.
When I am not teaching or writing, you will find me in ballet/pilate class, or sipping a nice cup of loose green tea.
AI & Society 