Yang Han
Biographic Data
| ID | 3586324 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yang Han |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yang |
| FAMILY NAME | Han |
| SIGNATURE | HAN Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hong Kong |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0786-6731 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 35 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 35 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Public health intelligence-ready blueprint for strengthening community resilience: A multi-stakeholder qualitative study in tertiary Chinese hospitals
Introduction: Hospitals must manage complex lifecycles of equipment, consumables, and infrastructure, yet fragmented legacy systems create silos, inefficiencies, and compliance risks that can heighten organizational vulnerability and weaken hospitals' role as critical infrastructures for community resilience. Methods: We conducted semi-structured interviews with 16 stakeholders across seven tertiary hospitals in China (administrators; logistics/p…
Irreversible Effects of Affiliation With Delinquent Peers on Cyberbullying Perpetration Among Adolescents in Hong Kong: Moderating Effect of Student–Teacher Relationships
Adolescent affiliation with delinquent peers can lead to offline delinquent behaviors; however, less is known about its effect on online delinquent behaviors, particularly cyberbullying perpetration. Furthermore, it is unclear whether the delinquent peer effect on cyberbullying perpetration can be reversed by reducing affiliation with delinquent peers. Using novel asymmetric fixed‐effects regression with two‐wave follow‐up data from Hong Kong ( N…
Believing the Power of Physical Appearance: How Perceived Economic Inequality Affects Female Self‐Objectification and Job Preference
Five studies ( N = 1061) were conducted to examine the effect of perceived economic inequality (PEI) on female self‐objectification and its downstream consequences. In Studies 1 and 2, we found that PEI increased female self‐objectification, with perceived competition mediating this relationship. In Study 3, we found that PEI increased participants’ preference for appearance‐focused jobs, and self‐objectification mediated this effect. In Studies …
Normalization or creation? A corpus-based study of normalization in the Chinese translation of English children’s literature
Based on the English-Chinese Parallel Corpus of Children’s Literature and the Corpus of Chinese Children’s Literature, this study investigates the feature of normalization in the Chinese translation of English children’s literature. Normalization refers to the adaptation of foreign features in the source text to comply with the cultural and linguistic norms of the target culture. The study analyzes both macro and micro levels of language features…
ST2SNet: Spatial–Temporal Two-Layer Synchronous Network for Traffic Flow Prediction
As a crucial component of intelligent transportation systems (ITS), accurate traffic flow prediction has attracted considerable attention. Numerous popular models, such as recurrent neural networks (RNN) and graph convolution networks (GCN), have been extensively applied to this task. However, due to the constraints of the topology of urban road network and the law of dynamic change with time, the single-layer network model cannot capture the dyn…
Knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding avian influenza among poultry farmers near migratory bird habitats in Guidong County, China
Objective: To assess the knowledge, attitudes, and preventive behaviors (KAP) regarding avian influenza among poultry farmers living near migratory bird habitats in Guidong County, China, and to identify determinants of these practices using structural equation modeling. Methods: A cross-sectional survey was conducted in July 2021 among 221 poultry farmers from three towns adjacent to migratory bird habitats. A structured questionnaire was used t…
They shouldn’t be richer than me: How visual wealth exposure on social media increases relative deprivation
Previous research suggests there is a close link between social media use and individuals’ relative deprivation, but it remains unclear which specific activities on social media can increase individuals’ relative deprivation. Given that, three studies were conducted to examine how visual wealth exposure, a common phenomenon on social media, increased individuals’ relative deprivation, and the subsequent downstream consequences. By conducting an o…
Development and evaluation of a risk prediction model for social disability in schizophrenia patients
The risk prediction model can effectively identify schizophrenia patients at high risk for social disability, supporting early and targeted interventions to improve outcomes
Exploring the mechanism of feiyanning formula and its extract apigenin against EGFR-TKIs resistance in non-small cell lung cancer based on UPLC-HRMS and experimental validation
Banal modernity: A logic of hierarchization in International Relations
What kind of everyday expectations arise from an aspiration for modernity, and how do they inform hierarchy-building in International Relations (IR)? This article proposes a theory of banal modernity as a logic of hierarchization in IR. It argues that actors of IR often hierarchize reality by evaluating their relative status against the imaginaries of modernity in the mundane and quotidian aspects of everyday life. Moreover, varied hierarchizatio…
Interpretable AI-driven causal inference to uncover the time-varying effects of PM2.5 and public health interventions on Covid-19 infection rates
Although COVID-19 appears to be better controlled since its initial outbreak in 2020, it continues to threaten citizens in different communities due to the unpredictability of new strains. The global viral pandemic has resulted in over 700 million infections and 7 million deaths worldwide, with 22 million cases occurring in the United Kingdom (UK). Emerging evidence has suggested that outdoor PM 2.5 pollutants can significantly contribute to COVI…
Clinical and immunological characteristics of HIV/syphilis co-infected patients following long-term antiretroviral treatment
Objective This study aims to analyze the efficacy of anti-syphilis treatment and the impact of syphilis events on HIV virology and immunology in HIV/syphilis co-infected patients on long-term antiretroviral therapy (ART) and to investigate the incidence and factors of syphilis recurrence/re-infection/serofast state. The insights derived from this investigation can potentially guide strategies for preventing and managing syphilis and AIDS. Methods…
Is Chinese IR Scholarship White? A Non-Dichotomous Critique of ‘The International as Singular, Enlightened and Sanitised’
Most Western IR theories – mainstream and critical alike – share an implicit Western-centric belief of the constitution and drivers for global development (towards modernity), whereas an emerging trend of literature criticizes such an assumption as epistemic whiteness. Examining global IR knowledge production beyond the Euro-American academia, this article proposes a non-dichotomous framework of critique. It centres around three interrelated conc…
From brain to worksite: The role of fNirs in cognitive studies and worker safety
Effective hazard recognition and decision-making are crucial factors in ensuring workplace safety in the construction industry. Workers’ cognition closely relates to that hazard-handling behavior. Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) is a neurotechique tool that can evaluate the concentration vibration of oxygenated hemoglobin [ H b O 2 ] and deoxygenated hemoglobin [ H b R ] to reflect the cognition process. It is essential to monitor w…
Teachers’ Beliefs on Autonomous English Learning in Chinese Universities
Autonomous English learning has gained increasing attention from English teachers in Chinese universities. However, few empirical studies were conducted to explore this notion from teachers’ perspective. In this study, by means of a mixed approach, the belief of English teachers in Chinese universities was explored, mainly based on the data from 481 quantitative questionnaires and supplemented by the online in-depth interviews. The study explored…
The Figure of the Child in WWI American, British, and Canadian Children's Literature: Farmer, Tailor, Soldier, Spy . Elizabeth A. Galway
Pre-Covid-19 cognitive social capital and peri-Covid-19 depression: A prospective cohort study on the contextual moderating effect of the Covid-19 pandemic in China, 2016–2020
Value creation for online collaboration between doctors and medical institutions: Empirical evidence from online health communities
Purpose Doctor–medical institution collaboration (DMIC) services are an emerging service mode in focal online health communities (OHCs). This new service mode is anticipated to affect user satisfaction and doctors' engagement behaviors. However, whether and how DMIC occurs is still ambiguous because the topic is rarely examined. To bridge this gap, this study explores doctors' participation in DMIC services and its effects on their online perform…
Will Using Social Media Benefit or Harm Users' Self-Esteem? It Depends on Perceived Relational-Closeness
Prior research concerning social media use and self-esteem showed inconsistent findings. In the current research, two studies were conducted to examine the moderating role of perceived relational-closeness between social media use and self-esteem, and the underlying mediating mechanisms. In Study 1 (a quasi-experimental study), by assigning participants to the weak (reporting TikTok use intensity) or strong (reporting WeChat use intensity) relati…
Agility and Sustainability: A Qualitative Evaluation of Covid-19 Non-pharmaceutical Interventions in the UK Logistics Sector
Background: The emergence of SARS-CoV-2 triggered a chain of public health responses that radically changed our way of living and working. Non-healthcare sectors, such as the logistics sector, play a key role in such responses. This research aims to qualitatively evaluate the non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) implemented in the UK logistics sector during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: We conducted nine semi-structured interviews in July-Au…
An evolutionary game-theoretic analysis of construction workers' unsafe behavior: Considering incentive and risk loss
The behavior of construction workers has a significant impact on the overall safety climate of a project. The purpose of this paper is to figure out the evolutionary pattern of workers' unsafe behavior and to minimize its occurrence. We constructed a two-sided evolutionary game model consisting of workers and managers to explore the focal point of interest, strategy equilibrium conditions, and behavior evolution process. The experimental results …
Urban Heat Island Intensity Changes in Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area of China Revealed by Downscaling Modis LST with Deep Learning
The urban heat island (UHI) effect caused by urbanization negatively impacts the ecological environment and human health. It is crucial for urban planning and social development to monitor the urban heat island effect and study its mechanism. Due to spatial and temporal resolution limitations, existing land surface temperature (LST) data obtained from remote sensing data is challenging to meet the long-term fine-scale surface temperature mapping …
Study on Safety Coefficient of Sedimentary Bauxite Strip Pillar under Valley Terrain
The underground sedimentary bauxite ore body in Shanxi province has a shallow burial depth; the valley terrain caused stress concentration on a pillar which affected the pillar’s safety and goaf stability. This paper proposed a pillar safety coefficient calculation method affected by the goaf structural parameters and the valley terrain, which was based on a pillar mechanics analysis under the valley terrain. The results show that the overlying v…
Differences in disaster preparedness between urban and rural communities in China
The construction and governance of regional maritime security order in the South China Sea: Conference report
Air pollution and environmental injustice: Are the socially deprived exposed to more PM2.5 pollution in Hong Kong
A Big Data and Artificial Intelligence Framework for Smart and Personalized Air Pollution Monitoring and Health Management in Hong Kong
In search of bluer skies: Would people move to places of better air qualities
Long-term effects of housing damage on survivors' health in rural China: Evidence from a survey 10 Years after the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake
Pre-Covid-19 cognitive social capital and peri-Covid-19 depression: A prospective cohort study on the contextual moderating effect of the Covid-19 pandemic in China, 2016–2020
A Bayesian LSTM model to evaluate the effects of air pollution control regulations in Beijing, China
Is Chinese IR Scholarship White? A Non-Dichotomous Critique of ‘The International as Singular, Enlightened and Sanitised’
Most Western IR theories – mainstream and critical alike – share an implicit Western-centric belief of the constitution and drivers for global development (towards modernity), whereas an emerging trend of literature criticizes such an assumption as epistemic whiteness. Examining global IR knowledge production beyond the Euro-American academia, this article proposes a non-dichotomous framework of critique. It centres around three interrelated conc…
Value creation for online collaboration between doctors and medical institutions: Empirical evidence from online health communities
Purpose Doctor–medical institution collaboration (DMIC) services are an emerging service mode in focal online health communities (OHCs). This new service mode is anticipated to affect user satisfaction and doctors' engagement behaviors. However, whether and how DMIC occurs is still ambiguous because the topic is rarely examined. To bridge this gap, this study explores doctors' participation in DMIC services and its effects on their online perform…
How BLUE is the Sky? Estimating air qualities in Beijing during the Blue Sky Day period (2008–2012) by Bayesian Multi-task LSTM
Gender in literary translation: A corpus-based study of the English translations of Chenzhong De Chibang
With the emergence of interdisciplinary explorations in gender studies and translation studies, the representation of gender in translation has been highlighted. At present, most of the studies on
Air pollution and environmental injustice: Are the socially deprived exposed to more PM2.5 pollution in Hong Kong
Epidemiological and clinical characteristics of 99 cases of 2019 novel coronavirus pneumonia in Wuhan, China: A descriptive study
Incidence of hypertension among persons living with HIV in China: A multicenter cohort study
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT00872417 registered on 31 March, 2009, and NCT01844297 registered on 1 May, 2013
A Bayesian LSTM model to evaluate the effects of air pollution control regulations in Beijing, China
How BLUE is the Sky? Estimating air qualities in Beijing during the Blue Sky Day period (2008–2012) by Bayesian Multi-task LSTM
Gender in literary translation: A corpus-based study of the English translations of Chenzhong De Chibang
With the emergence of interdisciplinary explorations in gender studies and translation studies, the representation of gender in translation has been highlighted. At present, most of the studies on
Differences in disaster preparedness between urban and rural communities in China
The construction and governance of regional maritime security order in the South China Sea: Conference report
Regional environmental governance of the Yellow Sea and Bohai Sea from the perspective of land and sea coordination: Conference report
A Big Data and Artificial Intelligence Framework for Smart and Personalized Air Pollution Monitoring and Health Management in Hong Kong
In search of bluer skies: Would people move to places of better air qualities
Long-term effects of housing damage on survivors' health in rural China: Evidence from a survey 10 Years after the 2008 Wenchuan earthquake
Agility and Sustainability: A Qualitative Evaluation of Covid-19 Non-pharmaceutical Interventions in the UK Logistics Sector
Background: The emergence of SARS-CoV-2 triggered a chain of public health responses that radically changed our way of living and working. Non-healthcare sectors, such as the logistics sector, play a key role in such responses. This research aims to qualitatively evaluate the non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs) implemented in the UK logistics sector during the COVID-19 pandemic. Methods: We conducted nine semi-structured interviews in July-Au…
An evolutionary game-theoretic analysis of construction workers' unsafe behavior: Considering incentive and risk loss
The behavior of construction workers has a significant impact on the overall safety climate of a project. The purpose of this paper is to figure out the evolutionary pattern of workers' unsafe behavior and to minimize its occurrence. We constructed a two-sided evolutionary game model consisting of workers and managers to explore the focal point of interest, strategy equilibrium conditions, and behavior evolution process. The experimental results …
Urban Heat Island Intensity Changes in Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area of China Revealed by Downscaling Modis LST with Deep Learning
The urban heat island (UHI) effect caused by urbanization negatively impacts the ecological environment and human health. It is crucial for urban planning and social development to monitor the urban heat island effect and study its mechanism. Due to spatial and temporal resolution limitations, existing land surface temperature (LST) data obtained from remote sensing data is challenging to meet the long-term fine-scale surface temperature mapping …
Study on Safety Coefficient of Sedimentary Bauxite Strip Pillar under Valley Terrain
The underground sedimentary bauxite ore body in Shanxi province has a shallow burial depth; the valley terrain caused stress concentration on a pillar which affected the pillar’s safety and goaf stability. This paper proposed a pillar safety coefficient calculation method affected by the goaf structural parameters and the valley terrain, which was based on a pillar mechanics analysis under the valley terrain. The results show that the overlying v…
From brain to worksite: The role of fNirs in cognitive studies and worker safety
Effective hazard recognition and decision-making are crucial factors in ensuring workplace safety in the construction industry. Workers’ cognition closely relates to that hazard-handling behavior. Functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) is a neurotechique tool that can evaluate the concentration vibration of oxygenated hemoglobin [ H b O 2 ] and deoxygenated hemoglobin [ H b R ] to reflect the cognition process. It is essential to monitor w…
Teachers’ Beliefs on Autonomous English Learning in Chinese Universities
Autonomous English learning has gained increasing attention from English teachers in Chinese universities. However, few empirical studies were conducted to explore this notion from teachers’ perspective. In this study, by means of a mixed approach, the belief of English teachers in Chinese universities was explored, mainly based on the data from 481 quantitative questionnaires and supplemented by the online in-depth interviews. The study explored…
The Figure of the Child in WWI American, British, and Canadian Children's Literature: Farmer, Tailor, Soldier, Spy . Elizabeth A. Galway
Pre-Covid-19 cognitive social capital and peri-Covid-19 depression: A prospective cohort study on the contextual moderating effect of the Covid-19 pandemic in China, 2016–2020
Value creation for online collaboration between doctors and medical institutions: Empirical evidence from online health communities
Purpose Doctor–medical institution collaboration (DMIC) services are an emerging service mode in focal online health communities (OHCs). This new service mode is anticipated to affect user satisfaction and doctors' engagement behaviors. However, whether and how DMIC occurs is still ambiguous because the topic is rarely examined. To bridge this gap, this study explores doctors' participation in DMIC services and its effects on their online perform…
Will Using Social Media Benefit or Harm Users' Self-Esteem? It Depends on Perceived Relational-Closeness
Prior research concerning social media use and self-esteem showed inconsistent findings. In the current research, two studies were conducted to examine the moderating role of perceived relational-closeness between social media use and self-esteem, and the underlying mediating mechanisms. In Study 1 (a quasi-experimental study), by assigning participants to the weak (reporting TikTok use intensity) or strong (reporting WeChat use intensity) relati…
Interpretable AI-driven causal inference to uncover the time-varying effects of PM2.5 and public health interventions on Covid-19 infection rates
Although COVID-19 appears to be better controlled since its initial outbreak in 2020, it continues to threaten citizens in different communities due to the unpredictability of new strains. The global viral pandemic has resulted in over 700 million infections and 7 million deaths worldwide, with 22 million cases occurring in the United Kingdom (UK). Emerging evidence has suggested that outdoor PM 2.5 pollutants can significantly contribute to COVI…
Clinical and immunological characteristics of HIV/syphilis co-infected patients following long-term antiretroviral treatment
Objective This study aims to analyze the efficacy of anti-syphilis treatment and the impact of syphilis events on HIV virology and immunology in HIV/syphilis co-infected patients on long-term antiretroviral therapy (ART) and to investigate the incidence and factors of syphilis recurrence/re-infection/serofast state. The insights derived from this investigation can potentially guide strategies for preventing and managing syphilis and AIDS. Methods…
Is Chinese IR Scholarship White? A Non-Dichotomous Critique of ‘The International as Singular, Enlightened and Sanitised’
Most Western IR theories – mainstream and critical alike – share an implicit Western-centric belief of the constitution and drivers for global development (towards modernity), whereas an emerging trend of literature criticizes such an assumption as epistemic whiteness. Examining global IR knowledge production beyond the Euro-American academia, this article proposes a non-dichotomous framework of critique. It centres around three interrelated conc…
Geography (13 works) · Medicine (13 works) · Computer Science (11 works) · Political science (11 works) · China (10 works) · Business (8 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Environmental health (7 works) · Economics (6 works)