Shuting Chen
Biographic Data
| ID | 3708253 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shuting Chen |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shuting |
| FAMILY NAME | Chen |
| SIGNATURE | CHEN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hong Kong |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8899-1931 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Identifying the driving factors of digital transformation in Chinese manufacturing enterprises: A mixed-methods study
In today’s rapidly growing digital business environment, digital transformation is particularly important for manufacturing enterprises to maintain a sustainable competitive edge. However, digital transformation of Chinese manufacturing enterprises is confronted with the difficulties of slow initial progress and difficult. Drawing upon the theoretical framework of the Technology, Organization, and Environment (TOE) theory, this study presents a c…
Nash Equilibrium Seeking for Hybrid Heterogeneous Euler–Lagrange Systems in Multicluster Games Under DoS Attacks: A Predefined-Time Approach
A global analysis of the bidirectional relationship between biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction
Biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction are globally interlinked and increasingly addressed together to achieve sustainable development. Amid diverse interventions and scarce funding, it is imperative to examine their bidirectional relationship to guide resource allocation. We conduct a global analysis by disaggregating the interaction between 29 kinds of conservation actions and 6 dimensions of poverty (livelihood capitals), using data f…
Causal machine learning uncovers thresholds and seasonal reversal in landscape-meteorology-driven urban Heat-PM2.5 coupling
In the context of rapid urbanization, the mutual amplification between the urban heat island (UHI) effect and air pollution has emerged as a severe composite environmental challenge. Most existing studies focus on the linear driving mechanisms of individual environmental issues, leaving a systematic understanding of their nonlinear interactions, seasonal dynamics, and causal pathways largely unexplored. To address this gap, this study focuses on …
The effect of retirement experiences on depression and life satisfaction in the older adults: Roles of social participation and grandparental childcare
These findings not only elucidate the mechanisms linking retirement experiences to mental health but also offer theoretical insights and practical implications for designing interventions within the active ageing framework
Hashtag mourning and moralized affect: Emergence, circulation, and publicity in China's #FarewellAndMemory
This study theorizes the formation of affective publics by analyzing the hashtag mourning event #FarewellAndMemory surrounding Zhu Ling in China. Drawing on sentiment, thematic, and discourse analysis, it maps a three-stage process of affective publics: emergence, where morally triggered affect arises in response to perceived injustice; circulation, where empathetic emotions transform across networked bodies; and publicity, where affect is negoti…
Nonlinear and threshold effects of the built environment, road vehicles and air pollution on urban vitality
Adaptive scootability index: Built environment, travel purpose and e-scooter preferred route
Roadless areas as an effective strategy for protected area expansion: Evidence from China
SiNPs induce ferroptosis in Huvecs through p38 inhibiting NrF2 pathway
The results showed that at the tested concentrations, SiNPs could decrease HUVEC viability, but the deferoxamine mesylate (an iron ion chelator) might rescue this reduction of cell viability. Also, increased levels of intracellular reactive oxygen species and enhanced mRNA expression of lipid oxidation enzymes (ACSL4 and LPCAT3) with increase in lipid peroxidation (malondialdehyde), but decreased ratios of intracellular GSH/total-GSH and mitochon…
Understanding the mobility patterns of Mass Rapid Transit ( MRT ) passengers amid Covid ‐19 in Singapore using smart card data
The Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) is one of the major modes of public transportation in Singapore. Understanding the mobility patterns of MRT passengers has implications for improving transportation efficiency. As a city‐state with a high population density, Singapore provides a representation of balanced urban dynamics that informs smart urban planning. In this paper, we investigated and visualized (using both static maps and dynamic web map applicat…
Automatic assessment of public open spaces using street view imagery
Investigating multi-way impacts of transportation on human footprint: Evidence from China
Changing collaborative networks and transitions in rural sustainable development: Qualitative lessons from three villages in China
Promoting rural sustainable development requires improving rural systems’ self-organization to reduce dependence on external resources, which is inherently difficult in peasant economies due to low rural household income. Bottom-up collective action can help address these issues. However, few studies have examined how networks of elite and non-elite actors influence collective action and system transitions toward sustainability. This study scruti…
Exploring the impact of external collaboration on firm growth capability: The mediating roles of R&D efforts
In today’s business environment with high market turbulence, rapid technological change, and fierce competition, external collaboration and internal efforts in research and development (R&D) become equally important for firm growth. However, little is known about the effects of external collaboration on firm growth that generates along the path from outside to inside. Therefore, this study aims to explore the indirect effects of different types o…
Association between nutrient patterns and hyperuricemia: Mediation analysis involving obesity indicators in the NHANES
Our findings suggest that the direct effect of diet on hyperuricemia is weak, and obesity plays a critical mediating role in the relationship between diet and hyperuricemia, which confirms that a weight-loss diet such as a "Low fat and high vitamin diet" may be useful in preventing hyperuricemia
A world together: Global citizen identification as a basis for prosociality in the face of Covid-19
How do global citizens respond to a global health emergency? The present research examined the association between global citizen identification and prosociality using two cross-national datasets-the World Values Survey (Study 1, N = 93,338 from 60 countries and regions) and data collected in 11 countries at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic (Study 2, N = 5,427). Results showed that individuals who identified more strongly as global citizens rep…
Dynamic monitoring of desertification in Naiman Banner based on feature space models with typical surface parameters derived from LANDSAT images
Naiman Banner is one of the most typical semi‐arid vulnerable ecological zones that is characterized by vegetation degradation and severe desertification. Previous studies mostly utilized a single feature space or only the linear correlation model to monitor desertification. In this study, the optimal monitoring model that fully considers the multiple feature spaces and the nonlinear relationship between surface parameters in Naiman Banner was de…
Regional differences and determinants of self-rated health in a lower middle income rural Society of China
Health differences based on region were apparent in rural China. We highlighted the possible impacts of income, age, physical health, education, advanced age, and social support on health. The results from this study could inform the delivery of appropriate health and social healthcare interventions to promote rural residents' health and quality of life
Abusive Supervision and Employee Well‐Being: The Moderating Effect of Power Distance Orientation
Researchers generally believe that abusive supervision leads to poor employee well‐being (e.g. poor mental health and lower job satisfaction). However, these relationships are not always observed. Based on the cognitive appraisal theory, the current research extended the content domain of abusive supervision research by examining the moderating effect of power distance orientation (the extent to which an individual accepts the unequal distributio…
Automatic assessment of public open spaces using street view imagery
Changing collaborative networks and transitions in rural sustainable development: Qualitative lessons from three villages in China
Promoting rural sustainable development requires improving rural systems’ self-organization to reduce dependence on external resources, which is inherently difficult in peasant economies due to low rural household income. Bottom-up collective action can help address these issues. However, few studies have examined how networks of elite and non-elite actors influence collective action and system transitions toward sustainability. This study scruti…
A world together: Global citizen identification as a basis for prosociality in the face of Covid-19
How do global citizens respond to a global health emergency? The present research examined the association between global citizen identification and prosociality using two cross-national datasets-the World Values Survey (Study 1, N = 93,338 from 60 countries and regions) and data collected in 11 countries at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic (Study 2, N = 5,427). Results showed that individuals who identified more strongly as global citizens rep…
Investigating multi-way impacts of transportation on human footprint: Evidence from China
Abusive Supervision and Employee Well‐Being: The Moderating Effect of Power Distance Orientation
Researchers generally believe that abusive supervision leads to poor employee well‐being (e.g. poor mental health and lower job satisfaction). However, these relationships are not always observed. Based on the cognitive appraisal theory, the current research extended the content domain of abusive supervision research by examining the moderating effect of power distance orientation (the extent to which an individual accepts the unequal distributio…
Regional differences and determinants of self-rated health in a lower middle income rural Society of China
Health differences based on region were apparent in rural China. We highlighted the possible impacts of income, age, physical health, education, advanced age, and social support on health. The results from this study could inform the delivery of appropriate health and social healthcare interventions to promote rural residents' health and quality of life
Dynamic monitoring of desertification in Naiman Banner based on feature space models with typical surface parameters derived from LANDSAT images
Naiman Banner is one of the most typical semi‐arid vulnerable ecological zones that is characterized by vegetation degradation and severe desertification. Previous studies mostly utilized a single feature space or only the linear correlation model to monitor desertification. In this study, the optimal monitoring model that fully considers the multiple feature spaces and the nonlinear relationship between surface parameters in Naiman Banner was de…
A world together: Global citizen identification as a basis for prosociality in the face of Covid-19
How do global citizens respond to a global health emergency? The present research examined the association between global citizen identification and prosociality using two cross-national datasets-the World Values Survey (Study 1, N = 93,338 from 60 countries and regions) and data collected in 11 countries at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic (Study 2, N = 5,427). Results showed that individuals who identified more strongly as global citizens rep…
Exploring the impact of external collaboration on firm growth capability: The mediating roles of R&D efforts
In today’s business environment with high market turbulence, rapid technological change, and fierce competition, external collaboration and internal efforts in research and development (R&D) become equally important for firm growth. However, little is known about the effects of external collaboration on firm growth that generates along the path from outside to inside. Therefore, this study aims to explore the indirect effects of different types o…
Association between nutrient patterns and hyperuricemia: Mediation analysis involving obesity indicators in the NHANES
Our findings suggest that the direct effect of diet on hyperuricemia is weak, and obesity plays a critical mediating role in the relationship between diet and hyperuricemia, which confirms that a weight-loss diet such as a "Low fat and high vitamin diet" may be useful in preventing hyperuricemia
SiNPs induce ferroptosis in Huvecs through p38 inhibiting NrF2 pathway
The results showed that at the tested concentrations, SiNPs could decrease HUVEC viability, but the deferoxamine mesylate (an iron ion chelator) might rescue this reduction of cell viability. Also, increased levels of intracellular reactive oxygen species and enhanced mRNA expression of lipid oxidation enzymes (ACSL4 and LPCAT3) with increase in lipid peroxidation (malondialdehyde), but decreased ratios of intracellular GSH/total-GSH and mitochon…
Understanding the mobility patterns of Mass Rapid Transit ( MRT ) passengers amid Covid ‐19 in Singapore using smart card data
The Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) is one of the major modes of public transportation in Singapore. Understanding the mobility patterns of MRT passengers has implications for improving transportation efficiency. As a city‐state with a high population density, Singapore provides a representation of balanced urban dynamics that informs smart urban planning. In this paper, we investigated and visualized (using both static maps and dynamic web map applicat…
Automatic assessment of public open spaces using street view imagery
Investigating multi-way impacts of transportation on human footprint: Evidence from China
Changing collaborative networks and transitions in rural sustainable development: Qualitative lessons from three villages in China
Promoting rural sustainable development requires improving rural systems’ self-organization to reduce dependence on external resources, which is inherently difficult in peasant economies due to low rural household income. Bottom-up collective action can help address these issues. However, few studies have examined how networks of elite and non-elite actors influence collective action and system transitions toward sustainability. This study scruti…
Roadless areas as an effective strategy for protected area expansion: Evidence from China
Nonlinear and threshold effects of the built environment, road vehicles and air pollution on urban vitality
Adaptive scootability index: Built environment, travel purpose and e-scooter preferred route
Identifying the driving factors of digital transformation in Chinese manufacturing enterprises: A mixed-methods study
In today’s rapidly growing digital business environment, digital transformation is particularly important for manufacturing enterprises to maintain a sustainable competitive edge. However, digital transformation of Chinese manufacturing enterprises is confronted with the difficulties of slow initial progress and difficult. Drawing upon the theoretical framework of the Technology, Organization, and Environment (TOE) theory, this study presents a c…
Nash Equilibrium Seeking for Hybrid Heterogeneous Euler–Lagrange Systems in Multicluster Games Under DoS Attacks: A Predefined-Time Approach
A global analysis of the bidirectional relationship between biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction
Biodiversity conservation and poverty reduction are globally interlinked and increasingly addressed together to achieve sustainable development. Amid diverse interventions and scarce funding, it is imperative to examine their bidirectional relationship to guide resource allocation. We conduct a global analysis by disaggregating the interaction between 29 kinds of conservation actions and 6 dimensions of poverty (livelihood capitals), using data f…
Causal machine learning uncovers thresholds and seasonal reversal in landscape-meteorology-driven urban Heat-PM2.5 coupling
In the context of rapid urbanization, the mutual amplification between the urban heat island (UHI) effect and air pollution has emerged as a severe composite environmental challenge. Most existing studies focus on the linear driving mechanisms of individual environmental issues, leaving a systematic understanding of their nonlinear interactions, seasonal dynamics, and causal pathways largely unexplored. To address this gap, this study focuses on …
The effect of retirement experiences on depression and life satisfaction in the older adults: Roles of social participation and grandparental childcare
These findings not only elucidate the mechanisms linking retirement experiences to mental health but also offer theoretical insights and practical implications for designing interventions within the active ageing framework
Hashtag mourning and moralized affect: Emergence, circulation, and publicity in China's #FarewellAndMemory
This study theorizes the formation of affective publics by analyzing the hashtag mourning event #FarewellAndMemory surrounding Zhu Ling in China. Drawing on sentiment, thematic, and discourse analysis, it maps a three-stage process of affective publics: emergence, where morally triggered affect arises in response to perceived injustice; circulation, where empathetic emotions transform across networked bodies; and publicity, where affect is negoti…
Geography (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Land Use and Ecosystem Services (4 works) · Urban Transport and Accessibility (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Environmental planning (3 works) · Environmental Science (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Political science (3 works)