Beibei Hu
Biographic Data
| ID | 6272571 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Beibei Hu |
| GIVEN NAMES | Beibei |
| FAMILY NAME | Hu |
| SIGNATURE | HU B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Shandong Normal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9274-7093 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Knowledge flow patterns across AI research topics in publications
Advances in exercise snacks for interrupting sedentary behavior and promoting physical activity
Sedentary behavior is associated with higher all-cause mortality and increased cardiometabolic risk, while lack of time remains a major barrier to regular physical activity (PA). Exercise snacks are a daily-life PA strategy characterized by short, repeatable bouts of activity distributed across multiple time points throughout the day. This format may help interrupt prolonged sitting and increase overall PA exposure with minimal reliance on dedica…
Reconsidering college students’ low-carbon behavior
Purpose This study aims to investigate the mechanism of the influence of paradoxical thinking (PT), which characterizes the ability of college students to balance and integrate the conflict between hedonic and normative goals, on their campus low-carbon behaviors. Design/methodology/approach The conceptual model of “PT − Paradoxical salience (climate change concern, CCC) − Paradoxical acceptance (support for low-carbon behavioral norms, SN) − par…
How does high-tech entrepreneurship affect incumbent firm innovation in regional innovation ecosystems
High-tech entrepreneurship plays a central role in shaping regional innovation ecosystems, yet the mechanisms through which it affects innovation in incumbent firms remain underexplored. Using firm-level data from the Zhongguancun Science Park (2005–2015), this study investigates the impact of high-tech entrepreneurship on incumbent firms’ innovation. The results reveal that high-tech entrepreneurship significantly enhances innovation among incum…
Is Car-Sharing Really Cheaper? An Analysis Based on Cost Competition Between Car-Sharing and Taxis
The widespread adoption of car-sharing has squeezed the market space of existing transportation modes. As similar transportation services, the market competition between car-sharing and taxis warrants significant attention. Current research examining their competitive advantage from a cost structure perspective often overlooks complex factors such as user preferences, multiple pricing models, and diverse application scenarios. This study utilizes…
Rainstorm Flood Risk Assessment of Urban Metro System in Different Operating Periods
The rapid expansion of China’s Urban Metro System (UMS) corresponds with the burgeoning growth of urban areas driven by the country’s swift urbanization. In the context of escalating extreme rainstorm events linked to global climate change, the UMS confront a growing risk of flood inundation. Using the central urban area of Tianjin as an example, the Infoworks ICM hydrological model was utilized to simulate inundation extents and depths in the st…
Export controls and innovation performance
Export controls are crucial for protecting domestic economic interests globally. However, there is a lack of consensus regarding their impact on innovation performance. This study contributes to the literature by examining the effects of the U.S. entity list on the innovation performance of blacklisted Chinese firms and related industries, as well as the reverse shock on U.S. suppliers. Using propensity score matching and a difference‐in‐differen…
Investigating atmospheric nitrate sources and formation pathways between heating and non-heating seasons in urban North China
In urban North China, nitrate ( NO 3 − ) is a primary contributor to haze formation. So far, the production processes and source apportionments of atmospheric NO 3 − during the heating season (i.e. the wintertime) have not yet been well understood. This study determined δ 15 N– NO 3 − , δ 18 O– NO 3 − , and Δ 17 O– NO 3 − of aerosol samples to compare the potential sources and formation pathways of atmospheric NO 3 − during heating (November to M…
Is urban green space a carbon sink or source? - A case study of China based on LCA method
Revisiting the relationship between downloads and citations
Research on the Coupling Coordination Relationships between Urban Function Mixing Degree and Urbanization Development Level Based on Information Entropy
With the rapid development of urbanization, the blind expansion of urban space has led to a series of social problems. In this process, the degree of urban function mixing affects the urbanization development level, making it particularly important to study the degree of coupling coordination between the two aspects. In this paper, taking Beijing as an example, we use urban point of interest (POI) data and taxi GPS trajectory data to calculate th…
A Contrastive Study on Travel Costs of Car-Sharing and Taxis Based on GPS Trajectory Data
The emergence and development of car-sharing has not only satisfied people's diverse travel needs, but also brought new solutions for improving urban traffic conditions and achieving low-carbon and green sustainable development. In recent years, car-sharing has had competition with other ways of getting around, as the acceptance of car-sharing has grown, notably taxis. Therefore, it is particularly important to explore car-sharing travel costs ad…
Understanding the Hierarchical Relationships in Female Sex Workers’ Social Networks Based on Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice
Female sex workers (FSWs) represent a high-risk population for HIV infection and transmission. In general, their fellow FSWs (peers) also play a role in their level of susceptibility to HIV/AIDS. This paper draws from interview data of 93 FSWs to construct a multi-layer FSW social network model based on their knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP). Statistical analyses of the correlation among the three dimensions of KAP as well as their social …
Understanding the Hierarchical Relationships in Female Sex Workers’ Social Networks Based on Knowledge, Attitude, and Practice
Female sex workers (FSWs) represent a high-risk population for HIV infection and transmission. In general, their fellow FSWs (peers) also play a role in their level of susceptibility to HIV/AIDS. This paper draws from interview data of 93 FSWs to construct a multi-layer FSW social network model based on their knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP). Statistical analyses of the correlation among the three dimensions of KAP as well as their social …
Research on the Coupling Coordination Relationships between Urban Function Mixing Degree and Urbanization Development Level Based on Information Entropy
With the rapid development of urbanization, the blind expansion of urban space has led to a series of social problems. In this process, the degree of urban function mixing affects the urbanization development level, making it particularly important to study the degree of coupling coordination between the two aspects. In this paper, taking Beijing as an example, we use urban point of interest (POI) data and taxi GPS trajectory data to calculate th…
A Contrastive Study on Travel Costs of Car-Sharing and Taxis Based on GPS Trajectory Data
The emergence and development of car-sharing has not only satisfied people's diverse travel needs, but also brought new solutions for improving urban traffic conditions and achieving low-carbon and green sustainable development. In recent years, car-sharing has had competition with other ways of getting around, as the acceptance of car-sharing has grown, notably taxis. Therefore, it is particularly important to explore car-sharing travel costs ad…
Revisiting the relationship between downloads and citations
Is urban green space a carbon sink or source? - A case study of China based on LCA method
Investigating atmospheric nitrate sources and formation pathways between heating and non-heating seasons in urban North China
In urban North China, nitrate ( NO 3 − ) is a primary contributor to haze formation. So far, the production processes and source apportionments of atmospheric NO 3 − during the heating season (i.e. the wintertime) have not yet been well understood. This study determined δ 15 N– NO 3 − , δ 18 O– NO 3 − , and Δ 17 O– NO 3 − of aerosol samples to compare the potential sources and formation pathways of atmospheric NO 3 − during heating (November to M…
Rainstorm Flood Risk Assessment of Urban Metro System in Different Operating Periods
The rapid expansion of China’s Urban Metro System (UMS) corresponds with the burgeoning growth of urban areas driven by the country’s swift urbanization. In the context of escalating extreme rainstorm events linked to global climate change, the UMS confront a growing risk of flood inundation. Using the central urban area of Tianjin as an example, the Infoworks ICM hydrological model was utilized to simulate inundation extents and depths in the st…
Export controls and innovation performance
Export controls are crucial for protecting domestic economic interests globally. However, there is a lack of consensus regarding their impact on innovation performance. This study contributes to the literature by examining the effects of the U.S. entity list on the innovation performance of blacklisted Chinese firms and related industries, as well as the reverse shock on U.S. suppliers. Using propensity score matching and a difference‐in‐differen…
Is Car-Sharing Really Cheaper? An Analysis Based on Cost Competition Between Car-Sharing and Taxis
The widespread adoption of car-sharing has squeezed the market space of existing transportation modes. As similar transportation services, the market competition between car-sharing and taxis warrants significant attention. Current research examining their competitive advantage from a cost structure perspective often overlooks complex factors such as user preferences, multiple pricing models, and diverse application scenarios. This study utilizes…
Knowledge flow patterns across AI research topics in publications
Advances in exercise snacks for interrupting sedentary behavior and promoting physical activity
Sedentary behavior is associated with higher all-cause mortality and increased cardiometabolic risk, while lack of time remains a major barrier to regular physical activity (PA). Exercise snacks are a daily-life PA strategy characterized by short, repeatable bouts of activity distributed across multiple time points throughout the day. This format may help interrupt prolonged sitting and increase overall PA exposure with minimal reliance on dedica…
Reconsidering college students’ low-carbon behavior
Purpose This study aims to investigate the mechanism of the influence of paradoxical thinking (PT), which characterizes the ability of college students to balance and integrate the conflict between hedonic and normative goals, on their campus low-carbon behaviors. Design/methodology/approach The conceptual model of “PT − Paradoxical salience (climate change concern, CCC) − Paradoxical acceptance (support for low-carbon behavioral norms, SN) − par…
How does high-tech entrepreneurship affect incumbent firm innovation in regional innovation ecosystems
High-tech entrepreneurship plays a central role in shaping regional innovation ecosystems, yet the mechanisms through which it affects innovation in incumbent firms remain underexplored. Using firm-level data from the Zhongguancun Science Park (2005–2015), this study investigates the impact of high-tech entrepreneurship on incumbent firms’ innovation. The results reveal that high-tech entrepreneurship significantly enhances innovation among incum…
Computer Science (5 works) · China (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Taxis (3 works) · Algorithm (2 works) · Beijing (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Econometrics (2 works) · Engineering (2 works)