About
I am Hu Weijun, Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at Jilin University's School of Archaeology. My research focuses on data visualization applied to cultural heritage, brand strategy, museum design, cultural product design, and social innovation. I integrate traditional culture, particularly the knowledge graph of cultural elements, with modern society. I hold a PhD and a Postdoctoral degree and was a visiting scholar in the US. My work includes 20+ funded projects, 60+ articles, and 14 books.
Employment
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Jilin University Associate Professor2005 - Present
Education
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Soochow University Ph.D.2005 - 2008
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Jilin University Master2002 - 2005
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Jilin University Bachelor1998 - 2002
Projects & Funding
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Publications (11)
- Authentic leadership: bridging the gap between perception of organizational politics and employee attitudes in public sector museums Save
- Beyond bookshelves, how 5/6G technology will reshape libraries: Two-stage SEM and SF-AHP analysis Save
- Intangible cultural heritage research in China from the perspective of intellectual property rights based on bibliometrics and knowledge mapping Save
- From traditional to emerging technologies in supporting smart libraries. A bibliometric and thematic approach from 2013 to 2022 Save
- Impact of perceived supervisor support and leader-member exchange on employees’ intention to leave in public sector museums: A parallel mediation approach Save
- Analysis of the causal effects of imports and foreign direct investments on indigenous innovation in developing countries Save
- Intelligent software-driven immersive environment for online political guiding based on brain-computer interface and autonomous systems Save
- Efficiency Measurement and Heterogeneity Analysis of Chinese Cultural and Creative Industries: Based on Three-Stage Data Envelopment Analysis Modified by Stochastic Frontier Analysis Save
- Collaborative Innovation Network, Knowledge Base, and Technological Innovation Performance-Thinking in Response to COVID-19 Save
- Assessing the asymmetric linkages between foreign direct investments and indigenous innovation in developing countries: A non-linear panel auto-regressive distributed lag approach Save