A5047101629- Asian Culture and Media Studies
- Head and Neck Cancer Studies
- Hong Kong and Taiwan Politics
- Cinema and Media Studies
- China's Socioeconomic Reforms and Governance
- Gender, Feminism, and Media
- Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
- Japanese History and Culture
- LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy
- Chinese history and philosophy
- Digital Games and Media
- Asian American and Pacific Histories
- Radiomics and Machine Learning in Medical Imaging
- Socioeconomic Development in Asia
- Oral Health Pathology and Treatment
- Adipose Tissue and Metabolism
- Canadian Identity and History
- European history and politics
- Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights
- Cancer Immunotherapy and Biomarkers
- Occupational and environmental lung diseases
- AI in cancer detection
- Cancer, Hypoxia, and Metabolism
- Colorectal and Anal Carcinomas
- Gothic Literature and Media Analysis
Chinese University of Hong Kong
2017-2024
University of Hong Kong
2021-2024
New York University
2019
Ohio University
2019
Community Connections
2019
Hong Kong Baptist University
2015-2016
In March 2015, five young feminists were detained and accused of “disturbing public order” through their plan to circulate messages against sexual harassment in transportation. This article focuses on the feminist media practices before after detention Feminist Five shed light dynamics between state surveillance incrimination, activism, politics China. Exploring Youth Action School, it argues that role this new wave activism can be better understood as a form “digital masquerading” three...
In recent years, the discourse of nüquan, or rights feminism, has exploded on Chinese Internet, with more women identifying themselves as feminists. This led to a remarkable expansion in field digital feminism studies. response three insightful book reviews, I highlight concepts further discussions this growing field. First, discuss how my work transitioned from masquerade slow resistance, emphasizing non-linear temporality feminist activism explain decline certain activisms and paradoxical...
While many studies explore how digital technology influenced the production and consumption of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) media in Euro-American context, few have focused on LGBT China despite its significant growth. Intersecting with Chinese communication technologies, this paper looks at videos made community-based documentary workshops, including Queer University (kuer daxue) Digital Filmmaking Training Camp. Many are articulations reinventions multiple selves enacted...
Although scholars who work on Asia and those indigenous studies have both critiqued the epistemic structure of queer for particularizing non-West thus supporting domination West, they are hardly in dialogue. This article offers a rethinking theory practice useful to area by exploring discussion generated from screening Kumu Hina, documentary about Hawaiian Māhū Beijing Queer Film Festival brief history ku'er (queer) media culture discourse China. Thinking beyond binaries West/East...
Expanding on the critique of Euro-America-centrism in knowledge production, this article examines three spatiotemporal hierarchies through inter-referencing practices Asia Pacific Queer Film Festival Alliance. First, analysis documentary short Lady Eva and its circulation, I look at how network opens up issue indigeneity transpacific context, which has potential to unsettle existing epistemic structures that rest upon binary West/non-West or white/Indigenous. Second, investigate queer film...
In recent years in China, NGO activism, street gatherings, and the direct expression of gender sexual rights have been curtailed, yet paradoxically, online feminist organizing, as well gay visibility, are happening on an unprecedented scale. Inspired by notions slow violence hope, this article proposes concept resistance relation to ‘illiberalism’ think through paradox. Analyzing rich multifaceted, often overlooked, activism China example resistance, considers ‘illiberal’ contexts...
Abstract Oral cavity cancer is often described as a lifestyle‐related malignancy due to its strong associations with habitual factors, including tobacco use, heavy alcohol consumption, and betel nut chewing. However, patients no genetically predisposing conditions who do not indulge in these risk habits are still being encountered, albeit less commonly. The aim of this review summarize contemporaneous reports on nonsmoking, nonalcohol drinking (NSND) patients. We performed database searching...
Impact and efficiency of oral cancer potentially malignant disorders screening are most realized in "at-risk" individuals. However, tools that can provide essential knowledge on individuals' risks not applied risk-based screening. This study aims to optimize a simplified risk scoring system for stratification organized screening.Participants were invited attend community-based program Hong Kong. Visual examination was performed all attendees information sociodemographic characteristics as...
Initiated by Simon Fraser University (SFU)’s Institute for Transpacific Cultural Research (ITCR), this roundtable discussion amongst cultural studies researchers from parts of Asia, Australia, and Canada reflects on the “minor transpacific” as an alternative regional imaginary that provides new reference points collaborative opportunities research. The participants discuss “transpacific” analytic how notion is inflected by their experiences living working “minor” locations. They also...
While seriality has long been associated with broadcast and cable television, the global rise of online streaming brought development what I call platformized seriality: assemblages platform infrastructure design, content regulation, generic convention, experimentation. The notion points to a complex refiguration specific media genre forms that are usually overlooked in studies. This essay analyzes time-travel serials—now immensely popular context China’s growing video-streaming industry,...
HCC is characterized by metabolic pathway aberrations, which enable cancer cells to meet their energy demands and accelerate malignant progression. Identifying novel players governing therapy resistance self-renewal in crucial, as these properties are likely responsible for tumor recurrence.
Abstract Contemporary cinema and media studies are marked by a materialist turn that highlights material elements, such as objects, non-human agencies, the environment places on off screen, well materiality of productions consumption. This article expands important scholarship “materialist” existing ecocinema stressing digital landscapes in contemporary Chinese fantasy (or qihuan xuanhuan ) film television works have gained significant popularity China Hong Kong. Specifically, this examines...
The abstraction of space in 'new' media theory, together with the preoccupation Asian studies, demands a rethinking time–space relationship terms Asia and digital media. This essay explores how spatiotemporal consciousness is articulated locational aesthetics contemporary Chinese media, specifically thematic interest examining everyday space; self-reflexive experimental aesthetic that locates practitioner social creation independent artistic space. To accomplish this, this paper scrutinizes...