Han Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 3592854 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Han Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Han |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG H |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| ORCID | 0009-0002-5272-3588 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 130 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 58 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 130 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Radiative cooling and green Bipv façades: Energy and urban heat trade-offs across local climate zones
Dividend differentiation, latecomer advantage and diminishing returns: The heterogenous impact of digital technology progress on China’s economic modernization
Advances in digital technology are driving a new modernization of economic systems, but the impact is clearly heterogeneous. This study pioneers an economic modernization index evaluation system from the four dimensions of economic innovation, economic greening, economic openness and industrial modernization, and quantitatively analyzes heterogeneous impacts of digital technology progress on economic modernization by panel fixed effect model and …
Case-based in-person teaching improves self-directed mastery of the MDS-UPDRS motor scoring
BACKGROUND: This study aims to evaluate a novel integrated teaching model for learning the Movement Disorder Society–Unified Parkinson’s Disease Rating Scale Part III (MDS-UPDRS-III). The model combines self-directed video learning with case-based, in-person teaching. METHODS: A total of 23 non-expertise neurology residents from Peking Union Medical College Hospital participated the study. The training program comprised four stages: video-based s…
Global talent competitiveness as a foundation of national soft power: A comparative multi-country study using fsQCA
Talent is the cornerstone of national innovation and development, forming the foundation for a country’s success in international competition. A nation’s talent competitiveness, reflecting its ability to attract, develop, and retain skilled individuals, is a critical foundational component of its soft power. Based on the Technology-Organization-Environment (TOE) framework, human capital theory, and institutional theory, combined with data from th…
Bibliometric Analysis of Choral Education Research: A Decade of Global Trends and Insights
With the advancement of arts education policies and digital technologies, chorus education has attracted increasing global scholarly attention. This study aims to visualize the intellectual landscape and identify key trends and future directions in chorus education research. Following a structured retrieval process informed by PRISMA principles, 1,893 articles published between 2015 and 2024 were collected from the Web of Science Core Collection.…
Effects of Mulching Cultivation Practices on Nitrogen Use Efficiency, Soil Carbon Sequestration and Net Ecosystem Economic Budget of Rainfed Summer Maize in Sub‐Humid but Drought‐Prone Regions of Nort…
Ridge‐furrow planting with plastic film mulch has been widely applied for improving maize production in sub‐arid and sub‐humid areas around the world, but the effects of various ridge‐furrow patterns and film colors on nitrogen fertilizer utilization, net ecosystem carbon budget, and net greenhouse gas emission intensity remain poorly understood. Field trials were undertaken during 2023–2024 to explore the impacts of six mulching cultivation prac…
Dynamic brain reorganization and the role of motivation during the first year of foreign language learning: A longitudinal study
Verbal humour preventively regulates negative emotions in trait anxiety individuals: ERP evidence
This study investigated whether verbal humour could preventively regulate negative emotions in high trait anxiety (HTA) and low trait anxiety (LTA) individuals, exploring underlying cognitive neural mechanisms using ERPs and ERO. In a two-factor mixed design, humorous stimuli elicited more positive emotions than neutral condition, with greater emotional improvement in the LTA group. Humour also modulated subsequent negative-stimulus processing: L…
Quantifying ecological memory effects to improve climate impact assessments on vegetation growth: A case study of Northeast China
Decoding health burdens of ground-level ozone exposure in megacities through a 5-year spatiotemporal analysis of Shenzhen, China
High-resolution 3D solar potential assessment reveals significant shading-driven overestimation in dense urban areas
Develop a high-resolution methodological framework integrating LiDAR and satellite data for urban solar potential assessment. • Reveal 17.63 % overestimation in 2D solar potential assessments without considering 3D shading effects. • Quantify energy equity disparities using Gini coefficients in dense urban contexts. • Propose actionable strategies for equitable solar PV planning in high-density urban areas. Accurate assessment of urban solar ener…
Do Venture Capitalists Replace Women with Men to Lead Portfolio Companies
We propose a novel approach to investigate gender discrimination in venture capital (VC) firms by examining the gender gap in the leadership replacement of portfolio companies. Our approach addresses the selection bias stemming from fewer female entrepreneurs seeking VC funding; it does not rely on experimental designs and offers direct evidence of whether venture capitalists replace female entrepreneurs with male ones. We specifically examine po…
Generation pathways of innovation capability among engineering graduate students at Chinese Double First-Class universities: Configurational analysis using the Technology-Organization-Environment fram…
Innovation capability at the graduate level is a key outcome of higher education, reflecting not only institutional arrangements but also students' learning-related psychological processes. As China has become a major global hub for engineering education, understanding how engineering graduate students develop innovation capability is essential for cultivating high-level innovative talent. However, existing studies have largely relied on variable…
GWRBoost: A Geographically Weighted Gradient Boosting Framework for Enhanced Explainable Quantification of Spatially Varying Relationships
Spatial processes are fundamental to understanding complex patterns and dynamics across diverse systems but remain challenging to model due to the competing demands of predictive accuracy and interpretability. Traditional spatial regression techniques such as geographically weighted regression (GWR) provide interpretable, location-specific coefficients yet systematically underfit complex, high-dimensional, and nonlinear spatial relationships prev…
Online Self-Disclosure of Personal Information and Interpersonal Cybervictimization: A Meta-Analysis
Online self-disclosure of personal information is widely seen as making people more attractive targets for cyber offenders. However, inconsistencies in its conceptualization and measurement have led to heterogeneous findings regarding its association with interpersonal cybervictimization. Guided by Routine Activity Theory (RAT), this meta-analysis aimed to synthesize empirical evidence on the association between online self-disclosure of personal…
Ophiopogon japonicus alleviates pulmonary fibrosis through modulation of HIF1A/Tubb3 axis-associated M2 macrophage polarization and arginine metabolic alterations
A comprehensive framework for risk diagnosis and spatial regulation of farmland abandonment: A case study of the Wuhan metropolitan area, China
Promoting climate resilience through learning-based behavioural change: Insights from an agent-based model of a coastal farming community in Guangxi, China
Community-based group purchase tourism for seniors: Consumer preferences and willingness to pay
Community-based group purchase tourism (CGPT), as an innovative form of tourism, serves as a significant entry point for the development of the senior tourism market. Using a Discrete Choice Experiment, we assess seniors’ preferences and willingness to pay for attributes associated with community-based group purchase tourism. The results indicate that compared to tour group leaders whose top trait is being organized, seniors with higher education…
Low self-control and cybervictimization: A three-level meta-analysis
Institutional reform, path development and firm creation: Evidence from China
This paper examines whether and how government-led institutional changes can reshape regional industrial development trajectories. Using quarterly panel data from Chinese cities between 2019 and 2024, we assess the impact of reforms of the business environment on firm creation within both path creation and path dependent industries. Applying a staggered difference-in-differences approach combined with coarsened exact matching, our findings reveal…
The Transmission of Acupuncture in France’s Medical System: The Role of George Soulié de Morant Revisited
At the beginning of the 20th century, French vice-consul Soulié de Morant came to China and trained in traditional Chinese culture and medical knowledge. He is known as the “Father of Acupuncture in Europe”. Based on his personal works, correspondences, video materials and other physical and electronic historical materials, combined with his diplomatic career and life trajectory in China, this article restores the inheritance and innovation of ac…
Beyond money: Motivating farmers’ responsibility awareness for ecological protection based on the bystander effect in Southwest China
Achieving sustainable and long-lasting ecological conservation incentives necessitates incorporating the intrinsic motivations of farmers into policy design frameworks. Currently, existing payments for ecosystem services (PES) projects overly focus on monetary incentives, particularly in Chinese projects that primarily revolve around payment standards and place little emphasis on payment design. In this study, a multi-factor mixed field experimen…
Eyes full of stories: The interaction effect of gaze direction and narrative perspective in charitable advertisements
While the portrayal of recipients in charitable advertisements prevails in practice and has garnered research attention, there remains a lack of investigation into the impact of recipients’ gazes. This research focuses on two forms of gaze—direct gaze and averted gaze—in charitable advertisements, aiming to explore the interaction effects between gazes, narratives (first-person and third-person perspectives), and urgency of causes in these advert…
Who questions the legitimacy of law? A latent profile analysis using national data in China
OBJECTIVE: The present study aims to identify meaningful distinct subgroups of legal legitimacy, thereby addressing the need to move beyond a general legitimacy-based model. HYPOTHESES: We hypothesized (1) we would find distinct profiles for legal legitimacy, (2) perceived procedural justice would predict the identified profiles, and (3) profiles with low normative alignment or duty to obey scores would be associated with disadvantaged groups. ME…
Will land development time restriction reduce land price? The perspective of American call options
The effects of the clean air actions on the Beautiful China initiative: The regional heterogeneity analysis
Exploring the differences between coastal farmers’ subjective and objective risk preferences in China using an agent-based model
Will transferable development rights (TDR) increase regional economic imbalance? — A quota transaction case of cultivated land conversion and reclamation in Guangxi, China
Are policy mixes in energy regulation effective in curbing carbon emissions? Insights from China's energy regulation policies
We consider the policy mixes of three categories of energy regulation policies in China: renewable energy law (mandatory policy), low‐carbon city pilot (voluntary policy), and carbon emissions trading system (market‐based policy). The mix of mandatory, voluntary, and market‐based policies mitigates 4.359 million metric tons of carbon emissions. Voluntary and market‐based energy policies work, while mandatory policy fails due to rent‐seeking by lo…
Overt and covert: The relationship between the transfer of land development rights and carbon emissions
Can ecological compensation based on the transfer of development rights (TDR) improve ecosystem service value? A multi-scenario simulation
Evaluation of coastal wetland ecosystem services based on modified choice experimental model: A case study of mangrove wetland in Beibu Gulf, Guangxi
Is China forest landscape restoration (FLR) worth it? A cost-benefit analysis and non-equilibrium ecological view
Is rationality or herd more conducive to promoting farmers to protect wetlands? A hybrid interactive simulation
Optimizing vertical urban development: The role of a multidimensional assessment framework for balancing vertical growth and habitability
The local economic impact of the Swedish higher education system
This article examines the role of Swedish higher education institutions (HEIs) in economic development, focusing on the impact of their research capacities on local economic activity. Globally, HEIs are increasingly prioritising research, frequently at the expense of education and local economic engagement, as a means to climb the university ranking ladder. Sweden has been no exception. Our findings indicate that research intensity at Swedish HEI…
Lithic miniaturization and hafted tools in early Late Pleistocene Salawusu, North China
Harmonizing stakeholder interests in urban renewal: A novel planning approach using explainable machine learning and spatial optimization
On the Legitimacy of the Striver’s Agreement in China
Antecedent configurations of green innovation and corporate sustainable development performance evidence from chinese heavy-polluting enterprises
RegionGCN: Spatial-Heterogeneity-Aware Graph Convolutional Networks
Does industrial sustainable development policy act as a booster for urban economic growth? Evidence from China's eco‐industrial parks
Eco‐industrial parks (EIPs), which reduce pollution and transform the industrial sector to be more environmentally benign, represent the industrial sustainable development policy. However, little research has concentrated on its economic effects. We explore the impacts of 93 national demonstration EIPs on urban economic development using time‐varying difference‐in‐difference, based on panel data from 330 Chinese cities from 1995 to 2018. We show …
Comparing the farmland preservation goals of the government and the public from insights of ecosystem services trade-offs: Evidence from Hubei, China
The failure of developing targeted and effective farmland preservation policies, especially in the developing world, are partly attributable due to a lack of local-level information on the local government's and the public's goals of farmland preservation. This paper sought to address this shortcoming from insights of ecosystem services (ES) trade-offs. Utilizing eight counties in Hubei Province, China, as the case study area, we uncovered each c…
Imbalance and balance: The distribution of land value-added benefits in postmining land use
Invisible windfalls and wipeouts: What is the impact of spatial regulation on the welfare of land-lost farmers
Improving immunisation timeliness in Aboriginal children through personalised calendars
Personalised calendars can increase the timeliness of immunisations in Aboriginal children. This simple, low cost tool appears practicable and effective in an Aboriginal community setting in improving early childhood vaccination timeliness and has high potential for local adaptation to suit the needs of diverse communities
Comparing Rural and Urban Social and Economic Behavior in Uganda: Insights from Mobile Voice Service Usage
The analysis of Call Detail Record (CDR) data sets generated by mobile telephony networks has generated much interest in recent years, particularly as an easily accessed source of large volumes of data capable of reflecting the dynamic behavior of humans across a range of temporal and spatial scales. This paper presents a study focused on examining human social and economic behavioral patterns in Uganda through the analysis of a CDR data set gene…
Clematichinenoside AR induces immunosuppression involving Treg cells in Peyer׳s patches of rats with adjuvant induced arthritis
Impact of human activities on plant species composition and vegetation coverage in the wetlands of Napahai, Shangri-La County, Yunnan Province, China
Plant species composition and vegetation coverage are critical indicators in vegetation disturbance and restoration, but their correlations are dynamic and complex under human disturbance. Inadequate attention has been paid to the correlations between species composition and vegetation coverage associated with vegetation disturbance on plateaus. We analyze the origin of species, chorological spectra, life-forms and dominant species in the Napahai…
Can a carbon trading system promote the transformation of a low-carbon economy under the framework of the porter hypothesis? —Empirical analysis based on the PSM-DID method
Niacin, lutein and zeaxanthin and physical activity have an impact on Charlson comorbidity index using zero-inflated negative binomial regression model: National Health and Nutrition Examination Surve…
Lutein and zeaxanthin intake, vigorous work activity, vigorous recreational activity and moderate recreational activity may be good for one's health. Rather, increasing niacin intake and sedentary activity may be likely to raise 10-year mortality. Our findings may be significant for preventing diseases and improving health, furthermore, reducing people's financial burden on healthcare
The association between urbanization and child height: A multilevel study in China
Our findings point to the role of contextual factors that generate differences between regions in shaping the distribution of child physical health outcomes. Our study suggests that public health programs and policies for child's physical development may need to combine individual-centered strategies and also approaches aimed at changing residential environments
Influence of urban green open space on residents’ physical activity in China
Urban green open space plays an important role in promoting physical activity especially among the women and the old, and improving the attributes (such as accessibility, infrastructures, the area of green space, the size of open space and entertainment facilities) of the urban green open space and trying to set up group sports proper to play with companion (like "square dancing" and "Tai Chi") can promote Chinese residents' physical activity so …
Will land development time restriction reduce land price? The perspective of American call options
A New Algorithm for Calculating the Flow Path Curvature (C) from the Square-Grid Digital Elevation Model (DEM)
This paper proposes a flow-path-network-based (FPN-based) algorithm, constructed from a square-grid digital elevation model (DEM) to improve the simulation of the flow path curvature (C). First, the flow-path network model was utilized to obtain an FPN. Then, a flow-path-network-flow-path-curvature (FPN-C) algorithm was proposed to estimate C from the FPN. The experiments consisted of two sections: (1) quantitatively evaluating the accuracy using…
Exploration of symptom experience in kidney transplant recipients based on symptoms experience model
Invisible windfalls and wipeouts: What is the impact of spatial regulation on the welfare of land-lost farmers
Will transferable development rights (TDR) increase regional economic imbalance? — A quota transaction case of cultivated land conversion and reclamation in Guangxi, China
Can environmental regulation promote urban innovation in the underdeveloped coastal regions of western China
The long shadow of history in China: Regional governance reform and Chinese territorial inequality
Local institutions and pandemics: City autonomy and the Black Death
Risk perceptions and mining-induced displacement and resettlement: A case study from Anhui Province, China
Based on data obtained from a survey conducted in the Liang Huai coal mining area in Anhui Province, the author analyzed the risk perception of a group of affected persons (APs) regarding the reality of relocation and their willingness to move. The purpose was to test the scales created and analyze as a whole the most significant predictors found in the pervious literature. The results show that the individual characteristics of APs and the reset…
Land-surface evapotranspiration derived from a first-principles primary production model
Evapotranspiration (ET) links the water and carbon cycles in the atmosphere, hydrosphere, and biosphere. In this study, we develop an ET modelling framework based on the idea that the transpiration and carbon uptake are closely coupled, as predicted by the ‘least-cost hypothesis’ that canopy conductance acclimates to environmental variations. According to eco-evolutionary optimality theory, which has been previously applied in monitoring and mode…
Optimality-based modelling of climate impacts on global potential wheat yield
Evaluation of potential crop yields is important for global food security assessment because it represents the biophysical ‘ceiling’ determined by variety, climate and ambient CO 2 . Statistical approaches have limitations when assessing future potential yields, while large differences between results obtained using process-based models reflect uncertainties in model parameterisations. Here we simulate the potential yield of wheat across the pres…
Effects of Vegetation Restoration on Soil Erosion on the Loess Plateau: A Case Study in the Ansai Watershed
Large-scale vegetation restoration greatly changed the soil erosion environment in the Loess Plateau since the implementation of the "Grain for Green Project" (GGP) in 1999. Evaluating the effects of vegetation restoration on soil erosion is significant to local soil and water conservation and vegetation construction. Taking the Ansai Watershed as the case area, this study calculated the soil erosion modulus from 2000 to 2015 under the initial an…
Resources and Environment Carrying Capacity, Social Development and Their Decoupling Relationship: A Case Study of Hubei Province, China
With the rapid urbanization in recent decades, resource shortage and environmental damage have hindered the process of urban sustainable development (SD). As a yardstick of sustainable development, the evaluation of resources and environment carrying capacity (RECC) and its decoupling relationship with social comprehensive development index (SCDI) are of great significance. In this paper, RECC and SCDI are taken as research objects to establish r…
Association of Rotating Night Shift Work with Body Fat Percentage and Fat Mass Index among Female Steelworkers in North China
The aim of this study was to evaluate the associations of rotating night shift work with body fat percentage (BF%) and fat mass index (FMI). A cross-sectional study was conducted among 435 female steelworkers, aged 26-57 years in Tangshan, China. BF% was assessed via bioelectrical impedance analysis and FMI was calculated. Different exposure metrics of night shift work were used to examine the effects of night shift work on BF% and FMI. The durat…
A Weakly-Supervised Named Entity Recognition Machine Learning Approach for Emergency Medical Services Clinical Audit
Clinical performance audits are routinely performed in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) to ensure adherence to treatment protocols, to identify individual areas of weakness for remediation, and to discover systemic deficiencies to guide the development of the training syllabus. At present, these audits are performed by manual chart review, which is time-consuming and laborious. In this paper, we report a weakly-supervised machine learning approac…
Factors influencing Covid-19 knowledge-gap: A cross-sectional study in China
This study found a COVID-19 knowledge gap among the Chinese public, especially the digital knowledge gap. Education level, perceived salience of information, and internet media use can significantly predict the difference in COVID-19 knowledge level. In contrast, the use of traditional media such as newspaper, radio, and television, public communication, and interpersonal communication did not improve knowledge level. Internet media use and educa…
Estimation of optimum supply of shared cars based on personal travel behaviors in condition of minimum energy consumption
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