Yidong Wang
Biographic Data
| ID | 6029702 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yidong Wang |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yidong |
| FAMILY NAME | Wang |
| SIGNATURE | WANG Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kansas |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6552-6466 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Recent advances in the application of artificial intelligence and wearable devices in volleyball
Volleyball is characterized by high intensity, rapid pace, and multi-agent coordination, where performance depends not only on individual technical execution but also on collective behavior organization, offense–defense transition efficiency, and dynamic decision-making. Conventional volleyball performance analysis, which relies on expert judgment, manual statistics, and video replay, is constrained by labor-intensive analytical workflows and del…
From Deterministic Selection to Stochastic Balance: Zokor Disturbance Reshapes Bacterial Assembly in Alpine Meadows
The plateau zokor ( Eospalax baileyi ), a keystone subterranean engineer in the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau alpine meadows, creates dynamic mosaics of soil disturbances through mound formation that destabilize plant–soil systems but critically reshape soil bacterial assembly, a process essential for ecosystem functioning yet unresolved mechanistically. Here, we integrated 16S rRNA sequencing with ecological network and assembly modeling to assess bacte…
Molecular Composition of Soil Organic Matter Fractions Under Long‐Term Post‐Agricultural Restoration Across a Large Climate Gradient
Long‐term post‐agricultural natural restoration generally rebuilds the pool of soil organic matter (SOM); however, it is not clear about the shifts in molecular composition within SOM physical fractions across a large climate gradient. We investigated this question in three zonal soils: Ferralic Cambisol (subtropic), Calcaric Cambisol (warm temperate), and Luvic Phaeozem (mid‐temperate) under 27‐year post‐agricultural restoration. Pyrolysis‐gas c…
Pride, Protest, and Intersectional Solidarity: The Queer Press Covering Race
During the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, the queer press confronted its own history of peripheralizing communities of color. This study analyzes race-related discourse across nine U.S.-based queer press publications. We find that editors and publishers re-radicalized the meaning of pride by foregrounding the shared histories of resistance and elevating queer people of color in newsroom practices. These efforts routinized coverage of race beyo…
Pro-Democracy Contention in Hong Kong: Relational Dynamics between the Umbrella Movement and the Anti-Extradition Protests
It has been a critical inquiry for the field of social movement studies to understand how a movement evolves, or even transforms, during “abeyance,” a status of pause and relative inactivity. Socia...
A Survey on Evaluation of Large Language Models
Large language models (LLMs) are gaining increasing popularity in both academia and industry, owing to their unprecedented performance in various applications. As LLMs continue to play a vital role in both research and daily use, their evaluation becomes increasingly critical, not only at the task level, but also at the society level for better understanding of their potential risks. Over the past years, significant efforts have been made to exam…
Reclamation of coastal marshes to croplands shifts molecular composition of soil organic matter in the Bohai Rim
Reclamation of coastal marshes to croplands lost massive reserves of soil organic matter (SOM). However, it is uncertain how reclamation shifts chemical composition of SOM and its size fractions. Here, we investigated this issue at two coastal marshes (Qilihai, degradation with seasonal waterlog; Beidagang, annual long‐term waterlog) along with adjacent long‐term reclaimed croplands on the coast of the Bohai Bay, China. Three SOM fractions: coars…
Soil properties and anthropogenic influences control the distribution of soil organic carbon in grasslands of northern China
Soil organic carbon (SOC) in grasslands not only plays an important role in carbon cycle but also largely affects soil function and thus determines grasslands' productivity. However, the influence mechanism of different factors on SOC storage in grasslands of northern China remains unclear. Based on an extensive field investigation and multiple statistical approaches, we mapped SOC of the grassland in northern China, and explored their correlatio…
Reinstating Impartiality over Taking a Stance: Repairing Journalism Amid Right-Wing Attacks
Queer media ecology: A theory of disequilibrium and repair
Building on the conversation to centre critical perspectives, including queer and feminist epistemologies, in media ecology studies, this article explores a pathway to a theoretical understanding of disequilibrium and an ethical commitment to repair through a framework I call ‘queer media ecology’. I define queer media ecology as the study of how power discrepancies, technological disconnections, constrained visibility and affective ambiguity dis…
Marry or not for democracy and love: Dialogic framing in the Taiwan marriage equality movement and countermovement
Dialogic framing means that the frames are constructed through interaction among multiple parties in a discursive system with socio-cultural specificities. The meaning of a frame is articulated through such dialogic interaction and under constant contestation. We used the marriage equality movement in Taiwan as a case study and demonstrated how dialogic framing could advance the understanding of framing in the digital mobilization of collective a…
Dangai fandoms under crossfire: The making of queer love in a permeable and convergent media ecology
Dangai web series burgeoned in the People's Republic of China in the late 2010s and introduced mainstream audiences to a brand of semihomoerotic media culture. We develop an ecological analysis of dangai production by surveying the four processes of online literature creation, entertainment production, censorship and regulation, and fan participation. We propose two arguments on media convergence/permeability and on queer fandom disruption. First…
Exploring core mental health symptoms among persons living with HIV: A network analysis
Our study provides a new perspective on the role of each mental health symptom among PLWH. To alleviate the mental health symptoms of PLWH to the greatest extent possible and comprehensively improve their mental health, we suggest that psychological professionals pay more attention to pessimistic mood and cognitive processes in PLWH. Interventions that apply positive psychology skills and cognitive behavioral therapy may be necessary components f…
Homo(phobic)nationalism in Chinese Societies: State Support versus Suppression of LGBTQ Rights
The Human Rights Campaign publishes a map of countries where same-sex marriage has been legalized.1 This map is a telling demonstration of how very used we are to thinking of the discursive boundaries around sexuality in the term of the political boundaries of nation-state. The mostly reddened areas, including North America, parts of Central and South America, and Western and Northern Europe, supposedly represent progressive values and stand in s…
National Independence Versus Traditional Culture: Framing the Same-Sex Marriage Movement and Countermovement in Taiwan
Taiwan’s legalization of same-sex marriage in 2019 made it the first nation in Asia to grant marital rights to gay and lesbian couples. In the years leading up to legalization, the Marriage Equality Coalition Taiwan (pro-same-sex marriage) and the Coalition for the Happiness of Our Next Generation (anti-same-sex marriage) mobilized large-scale social movements on social media between 2016 and 2017 to influence the legislative process. The network…
Soil organic matter turnover depending on land use change: Coupling C/N ratios, δ 13 C, and lignin biomarkers
Soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks have been greatly depleted across the globe by conversion of wetlands to croplands, agroforestry, and urban areas. Here, we investigated SOC distribution and turnover in four land use types: a wetland, cropland, forestland, and construction land in the Baiyangdian Wetland, Northern China. The C : N ratios were up to 1.70‐times larger in cropland, forestland, and construction land than in the original wetland becau…
Defending the city’s cleanliness with their lives? A study of road traffic collisions involving sanitation workers in China over five years
The most common cause of collisions was drivers' speeding, but workers also regularly risk death by crossing the road in pursuit of their duties. The absence of legal controls for environmental protection, the excessive pursuit of efficiency in urban governance, and the lack of basic education of sanitation workers are underlying causes of collisions. Raising awareness about sanitation worker road traffic collisions will help protect the work saf…
The twink next door, who also does porn: Networked intimacy in gay porn performers’ self-presentation on social media
The performer–viewer relationship premised on mediated intimacy is a pivotal element of porn. As social media afford more interactivity and flexibility for pornographic relationship-building, gay porn performers start to have an active presence on platforms like Twitter to not only promote their works, but also showcase what is ‘behind the scene’. This study provides a qualitative analysis of the Twitter feeds of performers affiliated with Helix …
Conversion of coastal marshes to croplands decreases organic carbon but increases inorganic carbon in saline soils
Over the past century, conversion to agriculture has greatly reduced the global extent of coastal wetlands leading to degradation and loss of these ecosystems. However, it remains unclear how this land conversion affects the confluent soil organic and inorganic carbon (SOC and SIC) storage as well as their localizations in soil matrix. Here, we investigated these issues using wet sieving at two coastal saline–alkali sites in northern China. Conve…
Networked News Participation: Future Pathways
Civic participation in news production has been a trend under academic scrutiny for at least two decades. The prevalence of digital communication and the dominance of proprietary platforms are two combining forces that disrupt the established journalistic norms. In this article, we investigate news participation and make three grand statements regarding: 1) the holistic definition of participation, 2) the network structure of participation deline…
The twink next door, who also does porn: Networked intimacy in gay porn performers’ self-presentation on social media
The performer–viewer relationship premised on mediated intimacy is a pivotal element of porn. As social media afford more interactivity and flexibility for pornographic relationship-building, gay porn performers start to have an active presence on platforms like Twitter to not only promote their works, but also showcase what is ‘behind the scene’. This study provides a qualitative analysis of the Twitter feeds of performers affiliated with Helix …
Marry or not for democracy and love: Dialogic framing in the Taiwan marriage equality movement and countermovement
Dialogic framing means that the frames are constructed through interaction among multiple parties in a discursive system with socio-cultural specificities. The meaning of a frame is articulated through such dialogic interaction and under constant contestation. We used the marriage equality movement in Taiwan as a case study and demonstrated how dialogic framing could advance the understanding of framing in the digital mobilization of collective a…
Homo(phobic)nationalism in Chinese Societies: State Support versus Suppression of LGBTQ Rights
The Human Rights Campaign publishes a map of countries where same-sex marriage has been legalized.1 This map is a telling demonstration of how very used we are to thinking of the discursive boundaries around sexuality in the term of the political boundaries of nation-state. The mostly reddened areas, including North America, parts of Central and South America, and Western and Northern Europe, supposedly represent progressive values and stand in s…
Networked News Participation: Future Pathways
Civic participation in news production has been a trend under academic scrutiny for at least two decades. The prevalence of digital communication and the dominance of proprietary platforms are two combining forces that disrupt the established journalistic norms. In this article, we investigate news participation and make three grand statements regarding: 1) the holistic definition of participation, 2) the network structure of participation deline…
Conversion of coastal marshes to croplands decreases organic carbon but increases inorganic carbon in saline soils
Over the past century, conversion to agriculture has greatly reduced the global extent of coastal wetlands leading to degradation and loss of these ecosystems. However, it remains unclear how this land conversion affects the confluent soil organic and inorganic carbon (SOC and SIC) storage as well as their localizations in soil matrix. Here, we investigated these issues using wet sieving at two coastal saline–alkali sites in northern China. Conve…
Soil organic matter turnover depending on land use change: Coupling C/N ratios, δ 13 C, and lignin biomarkers
Soil organic carbon (SOC) stocks have been greatly depleted across the globe by conversion of wetlands to croplands, agroforestry, and urban areas. Here, we investigated SOC distribution and turnover in four land use types: a wetland, cropland, forestland, and construction land in the Baiyangdian Wetland, Northern China. The C : N ratios were up to 1.70‐times larger in cropland, forestland, and construction land than in the original wetland becau…
Defending the city’s cleanliness with their lives? A study of road traffic collisions involving sanitation workers in China over five years
The most common cause of collisions was drivers' speeding, but workers also regularly risk death by crossing the road in pursuit of their duties. The absence of legal controls for environmental protection, the excessive pursuit of efficiency in urban governance, and the lack of basic education of sanitation workers are underlying causes of collisions. Raising awareness about sanitation worker road traffic collisions will help protect the work saf…
The twink next door, who also does porn: Networked intimacy in gay porn performers’ self-presentation on social media
The performer–viewer relationship premised on mediated intimacy is a pivotal element of porn. As social media afford more interactivity and flexibility for pornographic relationship-building, gay porn performers start to have an active presence on platforms like Twitter to not only promote their works, but also showcase what is ‘behind the scene’. This study provides a qualitative analysis of the Twitter feeds of performers affiliated with Helix …
Dangai fandoms under crossfire: The making of queer love in a permeable and convergent media ecology
Dangai web series burgeoned in the People's Republic of China in the late 2010s and introduced mainstream audiences to a brand of semihomoerotic media culture. We develop an ecological analysis of dangai production by surveying the four processes of online literature creation, entertainment production, censorship and regulation, and fan participation. We propose two arguments on media convergence/permeability and on queer fandom disruption. First…
Exploring core mental health symptoms among persons living with HIV: A network analysis
Our study provides a new perspective on the role of each mental health symptom among PLWH. To alleviate the mental health symptoms of PLWH to the greatest extent possible and comprehensively improve their mental health, we suggest that psychological professionals pay more attention to pessimistic mood and cognitive processes in PLWH. Interventions that apply positive psychology skills and cognitive behavioral therapy may be necessary components f…
Homo(phobic)nationalism in Chinese Societies: State Support versus Suppression of LGBTQ Rights
The Human Rights Campaign publishes a map of countries where same-sex marriage has been legalized.1 This map is a telling demonstration of how very used we are to thinking of the discursive boundaries around sexuality in the term of the political boundaries of nation-state. The mostly reddened areas, including North America, parts of Central and South America, and Western and Northern Europe, supposedly represent progressive values and stand in s…
National Independence Versus Traditional Culture: Framing the Same-Sex Marriage Movement and Countermovement in Taiwan
Taiwan’s legalization of same-sex marriage in 2019 made it the first nation in Asia to grant marital rights to gay and lesbian couples. In the years leading up to legalization, the Marriage Equality Coalition Taiwan (pro-same-sex marriage) and the Coalition for the Happiness of Our Next Generation (anti-same-sex marriage) mobilized large-scale social movements on social media between 2016 and 2017 to influence the legislative process. The network…
A Survey on Evaluation of Large Language Models
Large language models (LLMs) are gaining increasing popularity in both academia and industry, owing to their unprecedented performance in various applications. As LLMs continue to play a vital role in both research and daily use, their evaluation becomes increasingly critical, not only at the task level, but also at the society level for better understanding of their potential risks. Over the past years, significant efforts have been made to exam…
Reclamation of coastal marshes to croplands shifts molecular composition of soil organic matter in the Bohai Rim
Reclamation of coastal marshes to croplands lost massive reserves of soil organic matter (SOM). However, it is uncertain how reclamation shifts chemical composition of SOM and its size fractions. Here, we investigated this issue at two coastal marshes (Qilihai, degradation with seasonal waterlog; Beidagang, annual long‐term waterlog) along with adjacent long‐term reclaimed croplands on the coast of the Bohai Bay, China. Three SOM fractions: coars…
Soil properties and anthropogenic influences control the distribution of soil organic carbon in grasslands of northern China
Soil organic carbon (SOC) in grasslands not only plays an important role in carbon cycle but also largely affects soil function and thus determines grasslands' productivity. However, the influence mechanism of different factors on SOC storage in grasslands of northern China remains unclear. Based on an extensive field investigation and multiple statistical approaches, we mapped SOC of the grassland in northern China, and explored their correlatio…
Reinstating Impartiality over Taking a Stance: Repairing Journalism Amid Right-Wing Attacks
Queer media ecology: A theory of disequilibrium and repair
Building on the conversation to centre critical perspectives, including queer and feminist epistemologies, in media ecology studies, this article explores a pathway to a theoretical understanding of disequilibrium and an ethical commitment to repair through a framework I call ‘queer media ecology’. I define queer media ecology as the study of how power discrepancies, technological disconnections, constrained visibility and affective ambiguity dis…
Marry or not for democracy and love: Dialogic framing in the Taiwan marriage equality movement and countermovement
Dialogic framing means that the frames are constructed through interaction among multiple parties in a discursive system with socio-cultural specificities. The meaning of a frame is articulated through such dialogic interaction and under constant contestation. We used the marriage equality movement in Taiwan as a case study and demonstrated how dialogic framing could advance the understanding of framing in the digital mobilization of collective a…
Recent advances in the application of artificial intelligence and wearable devices in volleyball
Volleyball is characterized by high intensity, rapid pace, and multi-agent coordination, where performance depends not only on individual technical execution but also on collective behavior organization, offense–defense transition efficiency, and dynamic decision-making. Conventional volleyball performance analysis, which relies on expert judgment, manual statistics, and video replay, is constrained by labor-intensive analytical workflows and del…
From Deterministic Selection to Stochastic Balance: Zokor Disturbance Reshapes Bacterial Assembly in Alpine Meadows
The plateau zokor ( Eospalax baileyi ), a keystone subterranean engineer in the Qinghai‐Tibet Plateau alpine meadows, creates dynamic mosaics of soil disturbances through mound formation that destabilize plant–soil systems but critically reshape soil bacterial assembly, a process essential for ecosystem functioning yet unresolved mechanistically. Here, we integrated 16S rRNA sequencing with ecological network and assembly modeling to assess bacte…
Molecular Composition of Soil Organic Matter Fractions Under Long‐Term Post‐Agricultural Restoration Across a Large Climate Gradient
Long‐term post‐agricultural natural restoration generally rebuilds the pool of soil organic matter (SOM); however, it is not clear about the shifts in molecular composition within SOM physical fractions across a large climate gradient. We investigated this question in three zonal soils: Ferralic Cambisol (subtropic), Calcaric Cambisol (warm temperate), and Luvic Phaeozem (mid‐temperate) under 27‐year post‐agricultural restoration. Pyrolysis‐gas c…
Pride, Protest, and Intersectional Solidarity: The Queer Press Covering Race
During the 2020 Black Lives Matter protests, the queer press confronted its own history of peripheralizing communities of color. This study analyzes race-related discourse across nine U.S.-based queer press publications. We find that editors and publishers re-radicalized the meaning of pride by foregrounding the shared histories of resistance and elevating queer people of color in newsroom practices. These efforts routinized coverage of race beyo…
Pro-Democracy Contention in Hong Kong: Relational Dynamics between the Umbrella Movement and the Anti-Extradition Protests
It has been a critical inquiry for the field of social movement studies to understand how a movement evolves, or even transforms, during “abeyance,” a status of pause and relative inactivity. Socia...
Law (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Ecology (6 works) · Politics (6 works) · Environmental Science (5 works) · Gender Studies (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Soil Carbon and Nitrogen Dynamics (5 works) · Soil Science (5 works)