Linyan Huang
Biographic Data
| ID | 5592802 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Linyan Huang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Linyan |
| FAMILY NAME | Huang |
| SIGNATURE | HUANG L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université Laval |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The comorbidity burden of diabetes and stroke: A retrospective study in Beijing, China
The needs of individuals with diabetes and stroke, including their comorbidity patterns and medical burdens, must be carefully taken into account. Health systems will need to address the increasing demand for diagnosing and managing comorbidities in individuals with diabetes and stroke
Nouvelles liaisons ferroviaires chinoises: Une entreprise stratégique
Depuis 2011, le fret ferroviaire entre la Chine et l’Europe s’est rapidement développé, et a connu une relance spectaculaire avec le projet Belt and Road Initiative. On assiste aujourd’hui à une rapide expansion des volumes, des services proposés, le tout accompagné par la définition et la mise en œuvre de nouvelles infrastructures ferroviaires, en Russie, en Chine, vers l’Asie du Sud-Est, l’Iran ou le Pakistan. Ce développement, qui doit être nu…
China's strategy in the Arctic: Threatening or opportunistic
In a context of rapid climatic change in the Arctic, the fast melting of permafrost, the decline of glaciers and the melting of sea ice created perceived strategic and economic opportunities for the littoral states. The attention of states beyond the region was also attracted. For example China, without direct access to the Arctic, displays an interest in Arctic research, natural resources, and shipping potential. However, its diplomatic, economi…
Polar seaways? Maritime transport in the Arctic: An analysis of shipowners' intentions II
Climate change in the Arctic is leading to the fast recession of the sea ice extent in the summer. This evolution leads several observers, scientists, media and government officials, to consider the possibility of developing new shipping routes along Arctic routes, as these routes are much shorter between Europe and Asia. The literature displays a strong interest for these potential shipping routes while the media often assume shipping companies …
Is China's interest for the Arctic driven by Arctic shipping potential
Interest from the Chinese government has been on the rise since about 2005, and the media have widely reported on these Chinese projects. China is often described as being very interested in both Arctic mineral resources and the opening of Arctic shipping routes, but in this characterization there is a hint of a perceived threat, as commentators are often stressing out that China's appetite may lead Beijing into considering the Northwest Passage …
Polar seaways? Maritime transport in the Arctic: An analysis of shipowners' intentions II
Climate change in the Arctic is leading to the fast recession of the sea ice extent in the summer. This evolution leads several observers, scientists, media and government officials, to consider the possibility of developing new shipping routes along Arctic routes, as these routes are much shorter between Europe and Asia. The literature displays a strong interest for these potential shipping routes while the media often assume shipping companies …
Is China's interest for the Arctic driven by Arctic shipping potential
Interest from the Chinese government has been on the rise since about 2005, and the media have widely reported on these Chinese projects. China is often described as being very interested in both Arctic mineral resources and the opening of Arctic shipping routes, but in this characterization there is a hint of a perceived threat, as commentators are often stressing out that China's appetite may lead Beijing into considering the Northwest Passage …
Nouvelles liaisons ferroviaires chinoises: Une entreprise stratégique
Depuis 2011, le fret ferroviaire entre la Chine et l’Europe s’est rapidement développé, et a connu une relance spectaculaire avec le projet Belt and Road Initiative. On assiste aujourd’hui à une rapide expansion des volumes, des services proposés, le tout accompagné par la définition et la mise en œuvre de nouvelles infrastructures ferroviaires, en Russie, en Chine, vers l’Asie du Sud-Est, l’Iran ou le Pakistan. Ce développement, qui doit être nu…
China's strategy in the Arctic: Threatening or opportunistic
In a context of rapid climatic change in the Arctic, the fast melting of permafrost, the decline of glaciers and the melting of sea ice created perceived strategic and economic opportunities for the littoral states. The attention of states beyond the region was also attracted. For example China, without direct access to the Arctic, displays an interest in Arctic research, natural resources, and shipping potential. However, its diplomatic, economi…
Is China's interest for the Arctic driven by Arctic shipping potential
Interest from the Chinese government has been on the rise since about 2005, and the media have widely reported on these Chinese projects. China is often described as being very interested in both Arctic mineral resources and the opening of Arctic shipping routes, but in this characterization there is a hint of a perceived threat, as commentators are often stressing out that China's appetite may lead Beijing into considering the Northwest Passage …
Polar seaways? Maritime transport in the Arctic: An analysis of shipowners' intentions II
Climate change in the Arctic is leading to the fast recession of the sea ice extent in the summer. This evolution leads several observers, scientists, media and government officials, to consider the possibility of developing new shipping routes along Arctic routes, as these routes are much shorter between Europe and Asia. The literature displays a strong interest for these potential shipping routes while the media often assume shipping companies …
China's strategy in the Arctic: Threatening or opportunistic
In a context of rapid climatic change in the Arctic, the fast melting of permafrost, the decline of glaciers and the melting of sea ice created perceived strategic and economic opportunities for the littoral states. The attention of states beyond the region was also attracted. For example China, without direct access to the Arctic, displays an interest in Arctic research, natural resources, and shipping potential. However, its diplomatic, economi…
Nouvelles liaisons ferroviaires chinoises: Une entreprise stratégique
Depuis 2011, le fret ferroviaire entre la Chine et l’Europe s’est rapidement développé, et a connu une relance spectaculaire avec le projet Belt and Road Initiative. On assiste aujourd’hui à une rapide expansion des volumes, des services proposés, le tout accompagné par la définition et la mise en œuvre de nouvelles infrastructures ferroviaires, en Russie, en Chine, vers l’Asie du Sud-Est, l’Iran ou le Pakistan. Ce développement, qui doit être nu…
The comorbidity burden of diabetes and stroke: A retrospective study in Beijing, China
The needs of individuals with diabetes and stroke, including their comorbidity patterns and medical burdens, must be carefully taken into account. Health systems will need to address the increasing demand for diagnosing and managing comorbidities in individuals with diabetes and stroke
Arctic (3 works) · Arctic and Russian Policy Studies (3 works) · Beijing (3 works) · China (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · Oceanography (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Coastal and Marine Management (2 works) · Polar Research and Ecology (2 works) · Politics (2 works)