Jun Fu
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3590867 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jun Fu |
| NOMBRES | Jun |
| APELLIDO | Fu |
| FIRMA | FU J |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Melbourne |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4843-9202 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2004 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Cosmopolitanism in international education
Transnational education mobility is often assumed to be an effective way to build global competence and foster cosmopolitan identity. This paper examines this assumption by analysing digital identity performances of 15 Chinese international students during their studies in Melbourne. Analysis of their social media posts and their accounts of these posts in semi-structured interviews reveals two intersecting cosmopolitan identities performed acros…
An alternative framing for the ‘issue’ of Chinese international students in Western nations
Life Satisfaction and Work-Life Balance
Conventionally, issues connected to work-life balance have been thought to concern women more than men - not least through the promotion of a strongly gendered discourse about the imperative to become a 'balanced woman'. In this article, however, we draw on interview data from both men and women (in Australia, occupying broadly middle-class social positions) to show the complexities of gender patterning. Specifically, we demonstrate that the cult…
An integrated RNA-Seq and network pharmacology approach for exploring the preventive effect of Corydalis bungeana Turcz. Extract and Acetylcorynoline on LPS-induced acute lung injury
Enacted spaces of peer learning
This article attends to practices of peer learning among international students on and around an Australian university campus. Informed by posthuman theories, we frame peer learning as a relational process that is entangled with objects, bodies, technologies, spaces and materialities. Our analysis pays attention to the vitality of various spaces and the pedagogic practices they call forth. In doing so, it differs from educational theorising that …
Digital Disconnection of Australian Young Adults During the Covid-19 Pandemic-Practices and Enablers
This paper examines the practices of Australian young adults disconnecting from social media during the COVID-19 pandemic for wellbeing purposes. Drawing on interview data about their experiences of social media use in the first year of the pandemic, we explored how they disconnect from social media and the enablers of their disconnection practices. The results reveal a spectrum of disconnection practices, ranging from overall device disconnectio…
Does Urban Shrinkage Inhibit Residents' Welfare? From the Perspective of Urban-Rural Development in China
Instructor Challenges, Strategies, and Satisfaction in Blended Courses
Rethinking education and work relationships in youth transition
Education and work are two essential parts of young people’s lives. Currently, the relationship between education and work in the youth policy field is predominantly discussed from the perspective of a narrow economic discourse of education to work transitions. This is despite the fact that this narrow paradigm of examining youth transition from school to work which was prevalent in the 1980s and early 1990s has been consistently problematised an…
Climate Mitigation and Adaptation in China
Design and Application of Multi-Dimensional Visualization System for Large-Scale Ocean Data
With the constant deepening of research on marine environment simulation and information expression, there are higher and higher requirements for the sense of the reality of ocean data visualization results and the real-time interaction in the visualization process. Aiming at the challenges of 3D interactive key technology and GPU-based visualization algorithm technology, we developed a visualization system for large-scale 3D marine environmental…
Citizenship Practices of Chinese Students on an Australian Campus
This paper explores the citizenship practices of a group of Chinese international students through their engagement with a language club at a university located in Melbourne, Australia. By considering the practices associated with their mutual engagement in this club, the paper scrutinises how these students creatively carve out space to practise citizenships in ways that are meaningful in their lives. The results show that the club was construct…
Does the Urban Agglomeration Policy Reduce Energy Intensity? Evidence from China
With the expansion of the scale of China's economy and the acceleration of urbanization, energy consumption is increasing, and environmental degradation and other problems have arisen. In order to solve such prominent problems, China proposed the "carbon peak" and "carbon neutral" targets in 2020. Although there are research conclusions about the impact of urbanization on energy intensity ( EI ), conclusions about the impact of the urban agglomer…
The Spatial-Temporal Transition and Influencing Factors of Green and Low-Carbon Utilization Efficiency of Urban Land in China under the Goal of Carbon Neutralization
Urban-land development and utilization is one of the main sources of carbon emissions. Improving the green and low-carbon utilization efficiency of urban land (GLUEUL) under the goal of carbon neutrality is crucial to the low-carbon transition and green development of China's economy. Combining the concept of green and low-carbon development in urban land use, carbon emissions and industrial-pollution emissions are incorporated into the unexpecte…
Deciphering the metabolic profile and pharmacological mechanisms of Achyranthes bidentata blume saponins using ultra-performance liquid chromatography quadrupole time-of-flight mass spectrometry coupl…
Climate Mitigation and Adaptation in China
Angry youth or realistic idealist? The formation of subjectivity in online political participation of young adults in urban China
This article examines the formation of Chinese young people's political subjectivity through exploring their everyday online political participation. Drawing on qualitative data collected from 31 Chinese young people, it identifies three dispositions apparent in their online participatory activities in different circumstances: 'angry youth', 'powerless cynics', and 'realistic idealists'. Reflecting their accounts of these participatory activities…
Everyday social media use of young Australian adults
Current research on young people’s social media use tends to revolve around notable and spectacular forms of usage, and usage by specific identity-based groups on specific sites. The everyday social media use of ‘ordinary’ young people and its theoretical significance for youth sociology is less often considered. This paper presents findings derived from longitudinal data collected from 446 young Australians about their social media use. Using Co…
Re-engagement with education over the life course
As the Australian labour market restructures and the pace of technological advances quickens, reskilling and up-skilling are now required for sustained employability. Thus, many adults embark on further study after spending a period of time in the workforce. To examine the reasons for re-engaging, and for not re-engaging with education during adulthood, we conduct analysis of longitudinal data collected from a cohort of people who completed schoo…
Browsing for Cunzaigan on WeChat
This article examines how young Chinese adults living in urban areas experience cunzaigan (a Chinese word that translates to ‘sense of existence’) through sharing mundane life moments on the social media platform—WeChat. We draw on the theories of social acceleration and social presence to interpret this practice and, in so doing, find that for our participants, cunzaigan signifies a subjective experience, testifying that they are here, providing…
Conductive graphene oxide hydrogels reduced and bridged by l -cysteine to support cell adhesion and growth
l -Cysteine reduces and bridges graphene oxide into a network, yielding conductive hydrogels nicely supporting cell adhesion and growth.
Chinese youth performing identities and navigating belonging online
This paper examines the experiences of belonging of young Chinese internet users through an analysis of their online identity practices. Drawing on a qualitative research project about online citizenship practices of 31 young Chinese citizens from mainland China, I explore their experiences of belonging on two online platforms (Weibo and WeChat) and the identities formed and sustained through these experiences. The results show that young people …
Wealth outflow of indirect listing overseas and government supervision
Weak State, Strong Networks
Everyday social media use of young Australian adults
Current research on young people’s social media use tends to revolve around notable and spectacular forms of usage, and usage by specific identity-based groups on specific sites. The everyday social media use of ‘ordinary’ young people and its theoretical significance for youth sociology is less often considered. This paper presents findings derived from longitudinal data collected from 446 young Australians about their social media use. Using Co…
Chinese youth performing identities and navigating belonging online
This paper examines the experiences of belonging of young Chinese internet users through an analysis of their online identity practices. Drawing on a qualitative research project about online citizenship practices of 31 young Chinese citizens from mainland China, I explore their experiences of belonging on two online platforms (Weibo and WeChat) and the identities formed and sustained through these experiences. The results show that young people …
Re-engagement with education over the life course
As the Australian labour market restructures and the pace of technological advances quickens, reskilling and up-skilling are now required for sustained employability. Thus, many adults embark on further study after spending a period of time in the workforce. To examine the reasons for re-engaging, and for not re-engaging with education during adulthood, we conduct analysis of longitudinal data collected from a cohort of people who completed schoo…
Does Urban Shrinkage Inhibit Residents' Welfare? From the Perspective of Urban-Rural Development in China
Angry youth or realistic idealist? The formation of subjectivity in online political participation of young adults in urban China
This article examines the formation of Chinese young people's political subjectivity through exploring their everyday online political participation. Drawing on qualitative data collected from 31 Chinese young people, it identifies three dispositions apparent in their online participatory activities in different circumstances: 'angry youth', 'powerless cynics', and 'realistic idealists'. Reflecting their accounts of these participatory activities…
Digital Disconnection of Australian Young Adults During the Covid-19 Pandemic-Practices and Enablers
This paper examines the practices of Australian young adults disconnecting from social media during the COVID-19 pandemic for wellbeing purposes. Drawing on interview data about their experiences of social media use in the first year of the pandemic, we explored how they disconnect from social media and the enablers of their disconnection practices. The results reveal a spectrum of disconnection practices, ranging from overall device disconnectio…
Browsing for Cunzaigan on WeChat
This article examines how young Chinese adults living in urban areas experience cunzaigan (a Chinese word that translates to ‘sense of existence’) through sharing mundane life moments on the social media platform—WeChat. We draw on the theories of social acceleration and social presence to interpret this practice and, in so doing, find that for our participants, cunzaigan signifies a subjective experience, testifying that they are here, providing…
Weak State, Strong Networks
Wealth outflow of indirect listing overseas and government supervision
Conductive graphene oxide hydrogels reduced and bridged by l -cysteine to support cell adhesion and growth
l -Cysteine reduces and bridges graphene oxide into a network, yielding conductive hydrogels nicely supporting cell adhesion and growth.
Chinese youth performing identities and navigating belonging online
This paper examines the experiences of belonging of young Chinese internet users through an analysis of their online identity practices. Drawing on a qualitative research project about online citizenship practices of 31 young Chinese citizens from mainland China, I explore their experiences of belonging on two online platforms (Weibo and WeChat) and the identities formed and sustained through these experiences. The results show that young people …
Browsing for Cunzaigan on WeChat
This article examines how young Chinese adults living in urban areas experience cunzaigan (a Chinese word that translates to ‘sense of existence’) through sharing mundane life moments on the social media platform—WeChat. We draw on the theories of social acceleration and social presence to interpret this practice and, in so doing, find that for our participants, cunzaigan signifies a subjective experience, testifying that they are here, providing…
Everyday social media use of young Australian adults
Current research on young people’s social media use tends to revolve around notable and spectacular forms of usage, and usage by specific identity-based groups on specific sites. The everyday social media use of ‘ordinary’ young people and its theoretical significance for youth sociology is less often considered. This paper presents findings derived from longitudinal data collected from 446 young Australians about their social media use. Using Co…
Re-engagement with education over the life course
As the Australian labour market restructures and the pace of technological advances quickens, reskilling and up-skilling are now required for sustained employability. Thus, many adults embark on further study after spending a period of time in the workforce. To examine the reasons for re-engaging, and for not re-engaging with education during adulthood, we conduct analysis of longitudinal data collected from a cohort of people who completed schoo…
Deciphering the metabolic profile and pharmacological mechanisms of Achyranthes bidentata blume saponins using ultra-performance liquid chromatography quadrupole time-of-flight mass spectrometry coupl…
Climate Mitigation and Adaptation in China
Angry youth or realistic idealist? The formation of subjectivity in online political participation of young adults in urban China
This article examines the formation of Chinese young people's political subjectivity through exploring their everyday online political participation. Drawing on qualitative data collected from 31 Chinese young people, it identifies three dispositions apparent in their online participatory activities in different circumstances: 'angry youth', 'powerless cynics', and 'realistic idealists'. Reflecting their accounts of these participatory activities…
Climate Mitigation and Adaptation in China
Design and Application of Multi-Dimensional Visualization System for Large-Scale Ocean Data
With the constant deepening of research on marine environment simulation and information expression, there are higher and higher requirements for the sense of the reality of ocean data visualization results and the real-time interaction in the visualization process. Aiming at the challenges of 3D interactive key technology and GPU-based visualization algorithm technology, we developed a visualization system for large-scale 3D marine environmental…
Citizenship Practices of Chinese Students on an Australian Campus
This paper explores the citizenship practices of a group of Chinese international students through their engagement with a language club at a university located in Melbourne, Australia. By considering the practices associated with their mutual engagement in this club, the paper scrutinises how these students creatively carve out space to practise citizenships in ways that are meaningful in their lives. The results show that the club was construct…
Does the Urban Agglomeration Policy Reduce Energy Intensity? Evidence from China
With the expansion of the scale of China's economy and the acceleration of urbanization, energy consumption is increasing, and environmental degradation and other problems have arisen. In order to solve such prominent problems, China proposed the "carbon peak" and "carbon neutral" targets in 2020. Although there are research conclusions about the impact of urbanization on energy intensity ( EI ), conclusions about the impact of the urban agglomer…
The Spatial-Temporal Transition and Influencing Factors of Green and Low-Carbon Utilization Efficiency of Urban Land in China under the Goal of Carbon Neutralization
Urban-land development and utilization is one of the main sources of carbon emissions. Improving the green and low-carbon utilization efficiency of urban land (GLUEUL) under the goal of carbon neutrality is crucial to the low-carbon transition and green development of China's economy. Combining the concept of green and low-carbon development in urban land use, carbon emissions and industrial-pollution emissions are incorporated into the unexpecte…
Instructor Challenges, Strategies, and Satisfaction in Blended Courses
Rethinking education and work relationships in youth transition
Education and work are two essential parts of young people’s lives. Currently, the relationship between education and work in the youth policy field is predominantly discussed from the perspective of a narrow economic discourse of education to work transitions. This is despite the fact that this narrow paradigm of examining youth transition from school to work which was prevalent in the 1980s and early 1990s has been consistently problematised an…
An integrated RNA-Seq and network pharmacology approach for exploring the preventive effect of Corydalis bungeana Turcz. Extract and Acetylcorynoline on LPS-induced acute lung injury
Enacted spaces of peer learning
This article attends to practices of peer learning among international students on and around an Australian university campus. Informed by posthuman theories, we frame peer learning as a relational process that is entangled with objects, bodies, technologies, spaces and materialities. Our analysis pays attention to the vitality of various spaces and the pedagogic practices they call forth. In doing so, it differs from educational theorising that …
Digital Disconnection of Australian Young Adults During the Covid-19 Pandemic-Practices and Enablers
This paper examines the practices of Australian young adults disconnecting from social media during the COVID-19 pandemic for wellbeing purposes. Drawing on interview data about their experiences of social media use in the first year of the pandemic, we explored how they disconnect from social media and the enablers of their disconnection practices. The results reveal a spectrum of disconnection practices, ranging from overall device disconnectio…
Does Urban Shrinkage Inhibit Residents' Welfare? From the Perspective of Urban-Rural Development in China
An alternative framing for the ‘issue’ of Chinese international students in Western nations
Life Satisfaction and Work-Life Balance
Conventionally, issues connected to work-life balance have been thought to concern women more than men - not least through the promotion of a strongly gendered discourse about the imperative to become a 'balanced woman'. In this article, however, we draw on interview data from both men and women (in Australia, occupying broadly middle-class social positions) to show the complexities of gender patterning. Specifically, we demonstrate that the cult…
Cosmopolitanism in international education
Transnational education mobility is often assumed to be an effective way to build global competence and foster cosmopolitan identity. This paper examines this assumption by analysing digital identity performances of 15 Chinese international students during their studies in Melbourne. Analysis of their social media posts and their accounts of these posts in semi-structured interviews reveals two intersecting cosmopolitan identities performed acros…
Political science (12 obras) · Sociology (12 obras) · Psychology (10 obras) · China (9 obras) · Computer Science (8 obras) · Gender Studies (7 obras) · Pedagogy (6 obras) · Youth Education and Societal Dynamics (6 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Medicine (5 obras)