Wang Hao
Biographic Data
| ID | 4072622 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Wang Hao |
| GIVEN NAMES | Wang |
| FAMILY NAME | Hao |
| SIGNATURE | HAO W |
| AFFILIATIONS | Chinese Academy of Sciences |
| ORCID | 0009-0002-8520-5322 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
How knowledge brokering organizations jointly translate scientific research into societal impact
Performance management and job performance
The growing emphasis on enhancing the overall strength of higher education institutions has led many public universities to adopt enterprise-like management models. This study draws upon a joint conceptual framework to examine how performance management practices influence job outcomes. Data were collected via questionnaires from 647 faculty members at Sichuan University of Science and Engineering in China, focusing on perceptions of performance …
Analysis of Group Behavior and Regulation Strategies under Emergencies
Emergencies not only cause socio-economic losses but also trigger irrational group behavior among the public. The regulation of group behavior under emergencies is crucial for maintaining social stability. This paper analyzes the evolutionary patterns of group behavior under emergencies. Firstly, it examines the evolutionary stages from formation to dissipation and their characteristics. Then, it elaborates on the influencing factors of group beh…
Great Potential of Biochar Application in Reducing Greenhouse Gases While Increasing the Yield in Acidic Soil of Global Cropland
Biochar's ability to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, global warming potential (GWP), greenhouse gas intensity (GHGI), and its impact on yield remain unclear due to the variation in biochar properties, initial acidic soil properties, and experimental and climatic conditions. This study aimed to determine the biochar potential in mitigating GWP and GHGI while simultaneously increasing yield in acidic soils through a meta‐analysis of 288 publicat…
Chinese university faculty supervisors’ academic identity construction in online profiles
Faculty supervisor profiles on the graduate school webpages of universities offer an explicit assertion of self-representation regarding the author’s academic identity, from which potential graduates can gain official information about their future faculty supervisors. Though scholars’ identity construction on blogs or homepages has drawn sufficient attention, supervisors’ identity construction on graduate school webpages across authors’ status, …
Correlation analysis of exercise volume and musculoskeletal disorders in people with income level differences
The findings presented will help identify young and middle-aged adults who are most at risk of developing musculoskeletal health problem and will likely benefit from certain lifestyle interventions
Does Social Capital Promote Health
Zhuangzi’s Ecological Politics
There is a problematic dichotomy of nature/power in Western ecological politics. In this article, we try to argue for a new type of ecological politics, based on Chinese Taoism, especially the idea of Zhuangzi, that can integrate humanity, nature, and power. Zhuangzi’s idea of “play with nature” constitutes a new kind of play-style view of nature. This view not only emphasizes the freedom and pleasure in everyday human practices with nature, but …
Precarity among highly educated migrants
The growing knowledge-based and service economies in megacities like Beijing and Shanghai have attracted large numbers of highly educated migrants, whereas their living conditions have drawn plenty of attention. In examining these issues, we conducted an empirical study regarding the precarity among highly educated migrants in Beijing. There are some structural and institutional factors underneath the highly educated migrants’ precarity, as the h…
The Comparative Approach on Outdoor Leisure Behavior of Urban Elderly People
A Medical Companion for Newly weds
Sexual desire is both a biological necessity and psychological desire. Sexual desire, sexual arousal, and sexual life together make up the core melody of sex. It can be said that without sexual desire there would be no love, no sexual passion, and no sexual excitement. Humans therefore would be unable to propagate. Lu Xun once sagaciously pointed out that "sexual desire is a matter of maintaining prosperity and perpetuating life." Once young peop…
Precarity among highly educated migrants
The growing knowledge-based and service economies in megacities like Beijing and Shanghai have attracted large numbers of highly educated migrants, whereas their living conditions have drawn plenty of attention. In examining these issues, we conducted an empirical study regarding the precarity among highly educated migrants in Beijing. There are some structural and institutional factors underneath the highly educated migrants’ precarity, as the h…
Does Social Capital Promote Health
Zhuangzi’s Ecological Politics
There is a problematic dichotomy of nature/power in Western ecological politics. In this article, we try to argue for a new type of ecological politics, based on Chinese Taoism, especially the idea of Zhuangzi, that can integrate humanity, nature, and power. Zhuangzi’s idea of “play with nature” constitutes a new kind of play-style view of nature. This view not only emphasizes the freedom and pleasure in everyday human practices with nature, but …
A Medical Companion for Newly weds
Sexual desire is both a biological necessity and psychological desire. Sexual desire, sexual arousal, and sexual life together make up the core melody of sex. It can be said that without sexual desire there would be no love, no sexual passion, and no sexual excitement. Humans therefore would be unable to propagate. Lu Xun once sagaciously pointed out that "sexual desire is a matter of maintaining prosperity and perpetuating life." Once young peop…
The Comparative Approach on Outdoor Leisure Behavior of Urban Elderly People
Precarity among highly educated migrants
The growing knowledge-based and service economies in megacities like Beijing and Shanghai have attracted large numbers of highly educated migrants, whereas their living conditions have drawn plenty of attention. In examining these issues, we conducted an empirical study regarding the precarity among highly educated migrants in Beijing. There are some structural and institutional factors underneath the highly educated migrants’ precarity, as the h…
Zhuangzi’s Ecological Politics
There is a problematic dichotomy of nature/power in Western ecological politics. In this article, we try to argue for a new type of ecological politics, based on Chinese Taoism, especially the idea of Zhuangzi, that can integrate humanity, nature, and power. Zhuangzi’s idea of “play with nature” constitutes a new kind of play-style view of nature. This view not only emphasizes the freedom and pleasure in everyday human practices with nature, but …
Does Social Capital Promote Health
Chinese university faculty supervisors’ academic identity construction in online profiles
Faculty supervisor profiles on the graduate school webpages of universities offer an explicit assertion of self-representation regarding the author’s academic identity, from which potential graduates can gain official information about their future faculty supervisors. Though scholars’ identity construction on blogs or homepages has drawn sufficient attention, supervisors’ identity construction on graduate school webpages across authors’ status, …
Correlation analysis of exercise volume and musculoskeletal disorders in people with income level differences
The findings presented will help identify young and middle-aged adults who are most at risk of developing musculoskeletal health problem and will likely benefit from certain lifestyle interventions
Performance management and job performance
The growing emphasis on enhancing the overall strength of higher education institutions has led many public universities to adopt enterprise-like management models. This study draws upon a joint conceptual framework to examine how performance management practices influence job outcomes. Data were collected via questionnaires from 647 faculty members at Sichuan University of Science and Engineering in China, focusing on perceptions of performance …
Analysis of Group Behavior and Regulation Strategies under Emergencies
Emergencies not only cause socio-economic losses but also trigger irrational group behavior among the public. The regulation of group behavior under emergencies is crucial for maintaining social stability. This paper analyzes the evolutionary patterns of group behavior under emergencies. Firstly, it examines the evolutionary stages from formation to dissipation and their characteristics. Then, it elaborates on the influencing factors of group beh…
Great Potential of Biochar Application in Reducing Greenhouse Gases While Increasing the Yield in Acidic Soil of Global Cropland
Biochar's ability to mitigate greenhouse gas emissions, global warming potential (GWP), greenhouse gas intensity (GHGI), and its impact on yield remain unclear due to the variation in biochar properties, initial acidic soil properties, and experimental and climatic conditions. This study aimed to determine the biochar potential in mitigating GWP and GHGI while simultaneously increasing yield in acidic soils through a meta‐analysis of 288 publicat…
How knowledge brokering organizations jointly translate scientific research into societal impact
Sociology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · China (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Beijing (2 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)