P h D S t u d e n t s
I am excited to continue this journey of growth and learning to inspire and empower the next generation of researchers through project supervision and research collaboration with all my students. Here are the PhD students that I am currently supervising.
Qian Wu, PhD Candidate
Her PhD research focuses on exploiting cues of user-generated questions to manage knowledge co-creation in online communities. Preliminary results from her PhD work have been published at several international conferences including JCDL 2022, ASIS&T 2020 and 2022. She is the recipient of the SIGIR 2022 Student Travel Grant award and the 2022 WKWSCI Teaching Excellence Award (graduate student instructor).
Zhong Tang, PhD Candidate
His research focuses on misinformation, particularly investigating verification strategies of fake videos.
Kok Khiang Lim (Kevin), PhD Candidate
Lim Kok Khiang is a PhD candidate at the Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. He holds a Master’s degree in Information Studies from Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Adelaide, Australia.
Lim’s research interests lie in the intersections between behavioural economics and informal online learning, and incorporating data analytics to uncover trends and derive insights. His current research focuses on understanding learners’ learning behaviour in informal online learning spaces by studying their online activities. The outcomes seek to develop a low-cost and sustainable behavioural intervention that could effectively guide learners towards learning success.
Huang Shilan, PhD Student
Shilan Huang is a Ph.D. student at the Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and Information, Nanyang Technological University. She holds a Research Master’s degree in Communication Science from the University of Amsterdam, Netherlands, and a B.A. in Advertising from Zhejiang University, China.
In her research, she focuses on how deepfake and generative AI (GAI) technologies can be used for prosocial applications, and explores public appetite and acceptance toward these innovations. Shilan is also passionate about media psychology, public discourse, and utilizing computational methods to enhance social science research.
G R A D U A T E D
- Wu Qian, PhD, Graduated in 2024
- Yang Yujia, MSc (Research), Graduated in 2024
- Jeanette Orminski, PhD, Graduated in 2022
- Quan Zhou, PhD, Graduated in 2020
- Ei Pa Pa Pe Than, PhD, Graduated in 2016
- Long Ma, PhD, Graduated in 2015
- Adrain Heok, PhD, Graduated in 2012
I have also supervised and collaborated with many other amazing PhD, Master, Undergraduate and exchange students.
Prospective students: If you are interested and your research interests align with my research projects, please feel free to reach out to me at leecs@ntu.edu.sg to learn more about our work. Please check out the WKWSCI admission site or contact me for more information.