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Bu ZHONG, Prof
Ph.D.
Professor
,
Department of Interactive Media
Dean
,
Office of the Dean of Communication
https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3386-9234
Email
zhongbu
hkbu.edu
hk
Accepting PhD Students
2005
2025
Research activity per year
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Social Media
66%
Journalists
48%
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
46%
China
43%
Health Information
34%
Plagiarism
28%
Smartphone
28%
Social Support
28%
Information Communication Technology
26%
US Journalists
24%
Medical Data Processing
24%
Rural Students
22%
Computer Literacy
21%
Cross-cultural Context
21%
Medical Insights
21%
Topic Modeling
21%
Chinese Journalism
21%
COVID-19 Pandemic
19%
Need for Cognition
19%
Symptom Management
19%
Information Literacy
19%
Chinese Journalists
17%
Mental Health
17%
Social Media Use
16%
National Survey
16%
College Students
16%
News Information
16%
Information Processing
15%
Personality Traits
15%
COVID-19 Outbreak
14%
Adolescent Patients
14%
Empathy
14%
Preprints
14%
Smart TV
14%
Artificial Intelligence
14%
Newspaper Coverage
14%
Social Network Analysis
14%
Multiple Levels
14%
Attribution Beliefs
14%
Communication Anxiety
14%
US Journalism
14%
Adolescent Depression
14%
Women's Sport
14%
Multivariate Analysis
14%
Ethical Decision Making
14%
News Reporting
13%
Mental Health Problems
13%
Interactivity
12%
Emotional Support
12%
Power Use
12%
Social Sciences
Chinese
100%
United States of America
86%
Journalist
78%
Journalism
57%
China
40%
Plagiarism
28%
Decision Making
24%
Ethics
23%
Information and Communication Technologies
21%
Artificial Intelligence
21%
TV
21%
News Report
18%
Youth
14%
Media Use
14%
Information Literacy
13%
Media Trust
12%
Cultural Context
9%
Health Information
9%
Media Technology
9%
Media Communication
9%
Media Platform
8%
Computer Literacy
8%
Professional Occupations
8%
Social Support
7%
Tibetan
7%
Communication Research
7%
Chronic Disorder
7%
Air Pollution
7%
Professional Sport
7%
Hegemony
7%
Social Network Analysis
7%
Interactivity
7%
Cross-cultural comparison
7%
University Students
7%
Bus
7%
Cultural Factor
7%
Multi-Level Analysis
7%
Personality Trait
7%
Presidential Election
7%
Nationality
7%
National Identity
7%
Multivariate Analysis
7%
Public Utilities
7%
Narrative Medicine
7%
London
7%
Terrorist Action
7%
Cross-Cultural Studies
7%
Self censorship
7%
Information Processing
5%
Media System
5%
