I explore how media technologies and artificial intelligence reshape human cognition, communication and social interaction. My research focuses on how people select, interpret and respond to mediated information environments — from media effects and health communication to selective exposure and AI-mediated communication. Trained in Communication and New Media at City University of Hong Kong, I work at the intersection of communication research and higher education practice.

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Research in brief

  • AI-mediated communication, generative exposure and AI literacy
  • Selective exposure in the algorithmic age (extending Li Xigen's three-element model)
  • Health, risk, and cross-cultural communication

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Research

Research

Three connected themes: AI-mediated communication, selective exposure, and health & risk communication.

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Publications

Publications

Selected journal articles and conference papers, grouped by theme with links.

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Teaching

Teaching

Courses and teaching at the intersection of communication, media technology and higher-education practice.

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AI & Media Lab

AI & Media Lab

Experiments at the boundary of AI, media production and communication — including AI comic-drama and generative media.

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Research Notes

Research Notes

Working notes, drafts and reflections from ongoing research — iterative and open.

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