The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (FASS) at HKBU is committed to fostering cutting-edge, transdisciplinary education and research that address complex global and local challenges. Embarking upon the four strategic clusters of strengths of the University, FASS’s Faculty Niche Research Area has five sub-themes that represent our academic priorities and societal aspirations. These areas draw on the Faculty’s rich traditions while responding to emerging global trends and the evolving needs of society.

The sub-themes in our FNRA encompass a wide range of interdisciplinary topics, each rooted in FASS's mission to advance impactful research and meaningful contributions to human knowledge. These areas reflect our commitment to cultural, social, environmental, and technological advancements and their applications in improving societal well-being.

 

1. Cultural Studies, Digital Humanities

This theme examines the interplay between cultural practices and digital technologies, exploring how they shape modern societies and foster value creation. By utilizing methodologies from digital humanities, researchers aim to advance knowledge of cultural representation, preservation, and innovation.

Key focus areas include the use of digital tools in analyzing cultural heritage, virtual and augmented reality for educational applications, and the role of social media in shaping cultural narratives. This theme also considers ethical and political dimensions of cultural production, emphasizing inclusivity and equity in cultural engagement. By bridging traditional cultural studies with cutting-edge technology, this area seeks to provide innovative solutions to preserve and revitalize cultural identities in a rapidly globalizing world.

 

2. East-West Cultural Exchanges, Sustainable Global and Local Development

This research theme investigates the dynamic interactions between East and West, focusing on how cultural exchanges contribute to sustainable development. It explores topics such as cross-cultural dialogue, economic and environmental cooperation, and the role of cultural diplomacy in fostering mutual understanding.

By examining historical and contemporary exchanges, researchers highlight how cultural interplay informs policies and practices for sustainable outcomes. This theme underscores the importance of local-global interconnectedness, advocating for collaborative strategies that respect cultural diversity while addressing shared challenges such as climate change and equitable development.

 

3. Health Humanities, Sports, and Well-being

Integrating the interdisciplinary approaches of health humanities with the societal impacts of sports and well-being, this theme delves into narratives, ethics, and cultural practices that influence physical, mental, and social health. It explores topics ranging from the role of sports in community-building to the influence of the arts on therapeutic processes and public health initiatives.

The research emphasizes how creative expressions - such as literature, music, and performance—contribute to resilience, recovery, and social cohesion. This theme also investigates sports’ capacity to promote inclusivity, equality, and a sense of belonging. By addressing diverse dimensions of well-being, it aims to enhance community health and inspire policies promoting holistic wellness.

 

4. Environment, Marginalized Populations, Smart Cities, and Urban Systems

This theme focuses on the intersections of environmental challenges, urban development, and social equity. It examines how marginalized populations are affected by urban systems and environmental changes, highlighting the need for inclusive approaches to smart city development.

Key research topics include energy efficiency, sustainable resource management, and the impact of climate change on vulnerable communities. This theme also explores human-environment interactions, emphasizing the creation of resilient and sustainable urban environments that balance technological advancement with social inclusivity. By integrating perspectives from environmental science, sociology, and urban planning, this area provides actionable insights to address global and regional challenges.

 

5. AI Ethics, Governance and Society, Learning and Cognition

This theme investigates the societal implications of artificial intelligence (AI) and other technological innovations, focusing on governance, ethical considerations, and their impact on learning and cognition. Researchers explore topics such as AI-driven decision-making, the role of big data in shaping public policy, and the ethical challenges of integrating AI into everyday life.

This area also examines how AI reshapes education, knowledge dissemination, and public understanding, emphasizing the importance of responsible and equitable technological advancements. By addressing the complexities of AI's integration into society, this theme seeks to develop frameworks that ensure its benefits are widely shared while minimizing potential harms.

 

 

 

To conclude, the Faculty Niche Research Area exemplifies FASS's commitment to advancing interdisciplinary research and fostering innovative solutions to pressing global challenges. By leveraging the strengths of our diverse academic community and engaging with stakeholders, FASS aims to lead impactful research initiatives that benefit humanity and promote a sustainable future.

 

2024-2028
Dr. Wendy HUANG

Power the Movement to Get Kids Moving: Development and Evaluation of a Report Card on Active Healthy Lifestyle for the Early Years

HKD5,155,380 (RGC Research Fellow Scheme)

2025-2027
Dr. Catherine LADDS

Children in Transit: Steamship mobilities across colonial seas, c. 1869-1950

HKD727,178 (General Research Fund)

2025-2027
Dr. Chi-man KWONG

Cold War in the New Territories: Garrison and Internal Security, 1949-1984

HKD677,330 (General Research Fund)

2025-2027
Prof. Clara Wing-chung HO

Counting Up and Counting Down: Approaches to Aging Among Qing Writers

HKD744,911 (General Research Fund)

2025-2027
Prof. CHUNG, Po Yin Stephanie

Film Industry and the Straits Chinese between Empires - The Family of Mrs Loke Yew and the Cathay Organisation in Hong Kong, Singapore & Kuala Lumpur, 1920s-70s

HKD693,319 (General Research Fund)

2025-2027
Dr. Patricia SAUTHOFF

Mineral and Metal Anti-Aging Recipes in Rasaśāstra

HKD733,000 (Early Career Scheme)

2025-2027
Dr. Peter SORENSEN

Nahua Singers: Celebrating an Indigenous Empire in Sixteenth-Century Mexico City

HKD687,000 (Early Career Scheme)

2024-2027
Prof. GAO Meng

粤港澳大湾区城市绿化对城市热岛影响的数值模拟研究

HKD500,000 (General Program)

2024-2026
Dr. TAM, Ka Chai

To Tame the Untameable: Zhu Yuanzhang’s (r. 1368-98) Struggles to Establish his Ideal Society by Legal Measures in light of the Dagao and the Dan’elu

HKD540,000 (General Research Fund)

2024-2026
Prof. WANG Donggen

Demand responsive bus, home and work locations, and daily travel behavior

HKD1,268,400 (General Research Fund)

2024-2026
Prof. YANG Chun

Localisation or regionalisation? Digital platform-driven industrial restructuring and reconfiguration of smart production networks in China’s Greater Bay Area

HKD1,216,200 (General Research Fund)

2024-2026
Dr. Kenneth K. L. CHAN

Covid-19 as a Quiet Assassin of Democracy? Beyond Backsliding and Autocratization

HKD931,200 (General Research Fund)

2024-2026
Dr. Gregory FAYARD

Situational nationalism: National framings among Chinese travelers using data mining of online travelogues

HKD970,000 (General Research Fund)

2024-2026
Dr. Jin JIANG

Emerging 'Triple Lost' Young Graduates in Mainland China: A Mixed-Method Approach

HKD902,900 (General Research Fund)

2024-2026
Dr. LYU Xiaopu

What has driven the ozone increase in Hong Kong over the past decade under stringent air pollution control?

HKD951,448 (General Research Fund)

2024-2026
Prof. GAO Meng

气溶胶生成与天气、气候相互作用数值模拟

HKD2,000,000 (Excellent Young Scientists Fund (Hong Kong and Macau))

2023-2026
Dr. LI Kin Sum

E-Learning Platform of Chinese Art History and 3D Paintings

HKD 4,616,400 (Quality Education Fund E-Learning Ancillary Facilities Programme)

2023-2026
Prof. GAO Meng

Climate- and environment-conscious urban growth in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area (GBA): solutions and co-benefits

HKD3,768,582 (Young Collaborative Research Grant)

2023-2026
Dr. C. K. Martin CHUNG

Reconciliation and Its Resentments: The Suppression of Justice and Truth Recovery in Germany, Northern Ireland, and Western Balkans

HKD697,824 (General Research Fund)

2023-2026
Prof. Roger PATULNY

How parents manage climate anxiety: coping and hoping for the whole family

AUD405,000 (Australian Research Council (ARC) Discovery Grant)

2023-2026
Prof. GAO Meng

Reducing uncertainties in predictions of future air pollution, heat extremes, and associated health risks in Asia with dynamical downscaling and machine learning

HKD787,708 (General Research Fund)

2023-2026
Dr. Wendy HUANG

Battling Sedentarism in Children with Special Educational Needs through Inclusive Physical Activity

HKD4,000,000 (Research Impact Fund)

2024-2025
Dr. LYU Xiaopu

What are the Implications of COVID-19 Restrictions for Ozone Pollution Control in Hong Kong?

HKD648,255 (Public Policy Research Fund)

2024-2025
Prof. Gina LAI

Preparing for the Old Age: Singlehood, Social Networks, and Social Support among Middle-aged Never-married Adults in Hong Kong

HKD797,024 (General Research Fund)

2023-2025
Dr. LYU Xiaopu

Chemical processes and impacts on ozone formation of peroxyacetyl nitrate in high-altitude background atmosphere of Central China

HKD330,000 (Young Scientists Fund)

2023-2025
Dr. LYU Xiaopu

Feedback Mechanism of Secondary Reactive Gases Generated in Photochemical Smog to Ozone Formation and Regional Photochemistry

HKD1,200,000 (External Research Grant)

2023-2025
Prof. GAO Meng

Optimal planning of greenhouse gas monitoring sites in Hong Kong

HKD464,000 (Environment and Conservation Fund)

2023-2025
Prof. Daniel Fu Keung WONG

Emotional Resilience for Family and Teens

HKD700,000 (External Research Grant)

2023-2025
Prof. Sandy LI

Unfolding students’ trajectories of computational thinking in a block-based programming environment: A machine learning approach

HKD733,380 (General Research Fund)

2023-2025
Dr. TSANG Yiu Kei

Parafoveal processing in Chinese sentence reading by old readers: An eye-tracking study

HKD724,700 (General Research Fund)

2023-2025
Dr. Kelly Y L KU

Empowering University Students to Debunk Misinformation: Effectiveness of Fact-based VS Logic-based Correction Intervention on Corrective Actions and Misconception Reduction

HKD764,390 (General Research Fund)

2023-2025
Dr. MAH Ngar-yin, Daphne

Delivering carbon-neutral goals through smart social learning in communities: A cross-cultural analysis of three Asian cities (Kyoto, Seoul and Hong Kong)

HKD997,946 (General Research Fund)

2023-2025
Prof. Anita KOO

Vocational/Professional Training against a Changing Landscape of Higher Education in Hong Kong: Choices and Experiences of Students in Accredited Nursing Programs

HKD961,500 (General Research Fund)

2023-2025
Dr. LYU Xiaopu

Chemical processes and impacts on ozone formation of peroxyacetyl nitrate in high-altitude background atmosphere of Central China

HKD330,000 (Young Scientists Fund)

2023-2025
Dr. HAO Pu

An Assembly Line in the Head? Choices and Experiences of China’s Rural Migrant Workers in the Gig Economy

HKD1,172,071 (General Research Fund)

2022-2025
Dr. MAK George Kam Wah

Hong Kong as the World Centre for Chinese Protestant Bible Publishing and Distribution, 1951-1965

$536,500 (General Research Fund)

2022-2025
Dr. Adam Craig SCHWARTZ

New Warring States Versions of the Classic Shījīng—An Analysis of the Ancient Songs Collected in the Anhui University Manuscripts

$343,200 (General Research Fund)

2022-2025
Dr. KWOK Andrew Wai Luen

Transnational Religious Exchange of Chinese Protestant Christians and Its Socio-Cultural Impacts: The Case of The Chinese Coordination Centre of World Evangelism, 1974-2021

$557,000 (General Research Fund)

2022-2025
Dr. ZHUANG Xiaoyu

The development and evaluation of a selective prevention programme for adolescent depression: A psychological immunity network perspective

RMB100,000 (Guangdong Basic and Applied Basic Research Foundation)

2022-2025
Dr. LI Kin Sum

Casting Two-tone Bells in Ancient China: Designs and Manufacturing Techniques

HKD808,000 (General Research Fund)

2022-2025
Prof. CHUNG, Po Yin Stephanie

Trading Diaspora and Screen Connections: Ho Khee-yong Family and Kong Ngee Enterprises in Hong Kong, Singapore, Penang and Ipoh 1930-1970

HKD745,000 (General Research Fund)

2022-2025
Dr. Chi-man KWONG

Research, Education, and Knowledge Transfer Project: Tung Wah during the Japanese Occupation of Hong Kong, 1942-1945

HKD852,000 (Tung Wah Group of Hospitals)

2022-2025
Prof. Daniel Fu Keung WONG

Jockey Club SMART Family-Link Project

HKD16,070,000 (External Research Grant)

2022-2025
Prof. YANG Chun

Consultancy research project on Hong Kong Chronicles- Urban Transport (香港地方志- 城市交通)

HKD4,658,161 (Our Hong Kong Foundation)

2022-2025
Dr. GUO Meiyu

Assessment of Methane Emissions from Shale Gas Production in China

HKD684,767 (General Research Fund)

2022-2025
Dr. MAH Ngar-yin, Daphne

Energy insecurity in Hong Kong's vulnerable populations

HKD817,928 (General Research Fund)

2021-2025
Prof. CHUNG, Po Yin Stephanie

Lantau Stories under Water - The Legend of Shek Pik

HKD2,500,000 (Lantau Conservation Fund)

2024
Prof. YANG Chun

Simulation Analysis of the development model of China's new economic axis in the changing era of global economy

HKD164,835 (External Research Grant)

2023-2024
Dr. Rebecca ROBINSON

Ideologies of Surveillance in Ancient China and Rome

HKD277,200 (General Research Fund)

2023-2024
Dr. IP Ka Wai

Social Justice for the Information Age: Towards a Political Theory of Datafication

HKD352,000 (General Research Fund)

2023-2024
Dr. DUAN Yanping

Effects of High-Intensity Interval Training on Depressive Symptoms in Hong Kong Older Adults with Mild and Moderate Depression: A Cluster-Randomized Controlled Trial

HKD979,385 (General Research Fund)

2023-2024
Dr. KIM Seungmo

The Mediating Effects of Organizational Citizenship Behavior in Sports between Social Network Ties and Team Effectiveness: Cross national Differences between Korean and Hong Kong Collegiate Student Athletes

HKD117,450 (Korean Studies Grant)

2022-2024
Prof. PAN Janice Jun

Re-testing the universals: “Mining” interpreting data through re-engineered mega-size corpora

$749,460 (General Research Fund)

2022-2024
Dr. ZONG Emily Yu

Towards Anti-Racist Nature: Asian Australian Environmental Literature and Art

$390,132 (Early Career Scheme)

2022-2024
Dr. Robert J. NEATHER

Translating Extinction: Translation, Exhibitionary Practice and Visitor Engagement in Museum Presentations of Extinction Events and Ecological Crisis

$374,000 (General Research Fund)

2022-2024
Dr. CHEN I-ling

Using the Korean Reception and Critique of Cai Shen蔡沈’s Shu jizhuan書集傳 to Identify Divergences Between Chinese and Korean Confucian Thought

$293,506 (Early Career Scheme)

2022-2024
Dr. Andrej FECH

“Immoderation” (yin 淫) in Early Philosophical Literature Against the Background of the Newly Found Manuscripts Fan yin 反淫 and Wang Ji 妄稽

$217,500 (General Research Fund)

2022-2024
Dr. HOSHINO Noriaki

Rewriting Japanese History through the Renaissance: Studies of Japanese Intellectual Discourses in the Mid-Twentieth Century

HKD439,609 (General Research Fund)

2022-2024
Dr. Elvan COBB

Spatial Histories of the Early Ottoman Railroads

HKD598,656 (Early Career Scheme)

2022-2024
Prof. Daniel LAI

Development of AI and real time interactive app-based platform for tracking of longitudinal happiness and healthy aging outcomes of the aging population

HKD1,200,000 (Wofoo Foundation)

2022-2024
Prof. Daniel Fu Keung WONG

Prevention and intervention for cannabis-abuse youth: Screening test and integrated cognitive-behavioral Intervention

HKD1,800,000 (Beat Drug Fund)

2022-2024
Dr SHUM Hei-yan, Michelle

Neoliberal Beliefs, Managerialism and Welfare Ethics

HKD592,725 (General Research Fund)

2022-2024
Dr. CHAN Chitat Larry

Multiple Family Narrative Therapy as Treatment for Chinese Families of Children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder:  A Randomised Controlled Trial

HKD634,059 (General Research Fund)

2022-2024
Dr. CHAN Chitat Larry

Treatment Efficacy of Multiple Family Narrative Therapy for Chinese Families of Children with Dyslexia: a Randomized Controlled Trial

HKD632,163 (General Research Fund)

2022-2024
Prof. Sandy LI

Promoting Digital Wellness: Investigating the effects of a context-aware adaptive mobile-app intervention on students with problematic smartphone use through a randomized controlled design

HKD899,500 (General Research Fund)

2022-2024
Dr. Adam CHEUNG

“Loving my political opponents”: Political disagreements and marital quality in Hong Kong

HKD987,755 (General Research Fund)

2022-2024
Dr. Kaxton SIU

Chinese Investors in Vietnam and Cambodia and their Impact on Industrial Relations Systems and Labour Standards

HKD994,823 (General Research Fund)

2022-2024
Dr. DUAN Yanping

Effects of a blended indoor and outdoor physical exercise program on depressive symptoms in Hong Kong older adults: a randomized controlled trial

HKD1,098,012 (Food and Health Bureau)

2022-2024
Dr. LYU Xiaopu

Rise in summertime ozone levels in South China: Impacts of long-range transport of Southeast Asia emissions

HKD911,317 (General Research Fund)

2021-2024
Prof. GE Liang

A Practice-based Study of " Kwon-glazed Porcelain ": How Creative Writing Help Flourish the Intangible Cultural Heritages

$317,409 (General Research Fund)

2021-2024
Prof. LIU Min-hua

Assessing the scope of expertise-driven advantages in bimodal and unimodal bilinguals: A comparison of signed and spoken language interpreters

$511,213 (General Research Fund)

2022-2023
Dr. CHOW-QUESADA Emily Shun-man

Intersections of Postcolonial Female Subjectivities: A study of Post-Apartheid South African Women Playwrights and Staging their Voices for Contemporary Anglophone Hong Kong Theatre

$428,500 (Early Career Scheme)

2021-2023
Dr. Benedict ROWLETT

A Linguistic Landscape Study of the Gay Games in Hong Kong

$273,178 (Early Career Scheme)

2021-2023
Dr. TONG Christophe Yui

A Practice-Based Research on the construction of Sense of Place in Below the Lion-Rock and the rewriting of the Sense of place of Hong Kong in 1970-1980s using different narrative approaches

$173,669 (General Research Fund)

2021-2023
Dr. CHOY Howard Yuen Fung

Literature in the Time of Coronavirus: Online Diaries by Chinese Women Writers from Wuhan and New York

$199,249 (General Research Fund)

2021-2023
Prof. LO Kwai Cheung

Minority Ethnicity Environmental Cinema in China: In Search of Different Imaginaries of Ecological Civilization

$343,449 (General Research Fund)

2021-2023
Prof. LO Ming Tung

Reversal Communication: The Educational Spirit of the Countless Trees Hall and the Late Qing Transformation in Elementary Education Readers

$372,909 (General Research Fund)

2021-2023
Prof. CHAN Timothy Wai Keung

The Humble among the High: Wang Bo’s Self-image in His Hagiographic Inscriptions

$198,609 (General Research Fund)

2021-2023
Dr. Andrew Timothy BRENNER

The Mystery of Personal Identity

$150,000 (Early Career Scheme)

2021-2023
Dr. TONG Christophe Yui

Writing and performing theatre in France and Hong Kong (XXth-XXIst Centuries) - Multicultural dramatic writing and its application on different social dimensions in the 21st Century

$90,000 (PROCORE - France/Hong Kong Joint Research Scheme of the Research Grants Council (RGC) and the Consulate General of France (CGF) in Hong Kong)

2020-2023
Prof. ZHANG Hongsheng

A Study of Ci Tune Patterns and the Establishment of Ci Poetics in the Qing Dynasty

$448,560  (General Research Fund)

2020-2023
Dr. Adam Craig SCHWARTZ

Warring States Uses of the Yijing (I Ching) and Related Texts

$432,000 (General Research Fund)

2019-2023
Prof. CHEN Zhi, Dr. Adam Craig SCHWARTZ

The English Translation of Professor Jao Tsung-i’s Scholarship

$2,500,000 (The Jao Studies Foundation)

2020-2022
Prof. ZHANG Hongsheng

A Study on the Pingdian (evaluation and highlighting) Criticism on Ci Poetry in the Qing Dynasty(1644-1911)

$ 659,520 (General Research Fund)

2020-2022
Dr. CHEN I-ling

Criticism of Kang Youwei’s Thought on Confucianism in Late Joseon Dynasty

$378,992 (General Research Fund)

2020-2022
Dr. KI Magdalen Wing Chi

Jane Austen and the Political Economy of Beauty

$400,920 (General Research Fund)

2020-2022
Prof. Mark SHUTTLEWORTH

Neurons and nebulae: probing patterns of metaphor in original popular science texts and their translations

$400,890 (General Research Fund)

2020-2022
Dr. TSE Dorothy Hiu Hung

Practice-based Research to Understand How Creative Writing Methods Can Defamiliarize our Experience: A Case Study of Re-Writing Xi Xi’s Fiction on Hong Kong

$358,220 (General Research Fund)

2020-2022
Dr. CHAN Oliver Hon Man

Radical Change and Cultural Continuity – The Rocks Connoisseurship of Northern Song and the Writing of the Former Dynasty by Yuan Literati

$402,984 (General Research Fund)

2020-2022
Dr. Andrej FECH

The Wenzi in the Context of Early Chinese Philosophy and Politics

$250,000 (General Research Fund)

2020-2022
Dr. François MOUILLOT

Understanding the Hong Kong Live Music Sector: The Value of Live Music Infrastructures

$265,996 (General Research Fund)

2019-2022
Prof. LIU Min-hua

Assessing the scope of expertise-driven advantages in bilinguals: A comparison of interpreters and translators

$600,320 (General Research Fund)

2019-2022
Prof. LO Ming Tung

Forgotten Hong Kong Newspaper: Study and Publication Plan on The Freeman (1951-1959) and The Free News (1960-1989)

$356,100 (The Lord Wilson Heritage Trust)

2021-no end date
Prof. Clara Wing-chung HO

Dr. Sun Yat-sen Research Work

More than HKD8,000,000 (Various sources: Research Matching Grant Scheme, Endowment Fund and Donations)

2019-2021
Dr. Ter Ern Andrew LOKE

A Reassessment of the Cosmological and Teleological Arguments for the Existence of God

$137,020 (General Research Fund)

2019-2021
Prof. ZHANG Hongsheng

A Research on the Qing Ci Manuscripts

$508,000 (General Research Fund)

2019-2021
Prof. LO Ming Tung

Confucian Education and the Formation of Choson Yeongnam Family Precepts

$360,992 (General Research Fund)

2019-2020
Dr. TONG Christophe Yui

The Departed, the Landscape, The Artistry -- Study on WONG Leung Wo's literary writing (1980-2018)

$33,000 (Hong Kong Arts Development Council)

2019
Dr. WONG Janice Wing Sze

The Effects of Linguistic Experience on the Perception of the Tone System in an L3

JPY$460,000 (Science and Technology Exchange Committee (STEC) Sophia Lecturing – Research Grant 2019, Faculty of Science and Technology, Sophia University)

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Prof. WANG Donggen

How does rail transit development induce people's daily travel behavior changes in Shenzhen?

HKD723,734 (Humanities and Social Sciences Prestigious Fellowship Scheme)

10 FASS Staff Named World’s Top 2% Scientists 10 FASS Staff Named World’s Top 2% Scientists
10 FASS Staff Named World’s Top 2% Scientists

Ten academic staff of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences were named Top 2% Scientists by Stanford University in October 2023. The ten scholars are:

  • Prof. Daniel W.L. Lai (Dean and Chair Professor of FASS)

  • Prof. Daniel Wong (Chair Professor, Academy of Wellness and Human Development)

  • Prof. Wang Donggen (Chair Professor, Academy of Geography, Sociology and International Studies)

  • Prof. Yang Chun (Chair Professor, Academy of Geography, Sociology and International Studies)

  • Prof. Chow Yiu Fai (Professor, Academy of Language and Culture)

  • Prof. Gao Meng (Professor, Academy of Geography, Sociology and International Studies)

  • Dr. Ricky Lam (Associate Professor, Academy of Wellness and Human Development)

  • Dr. Kevin Lo (Associate Professor, Academy of Geography, Sociology and International Studies)

  • Dr. Samson Yuen (Associate Professor, Academy of Geography, Sociology and International Studies)

  • Dr. Benjamin Luke Moorhouse (Assistant Professor, Academy of Wellness and Human Development)

Congratulations to all these colleagues on their accomplishments!

Source: https://elsevier.digitalcommonsdata.com/datasets/btchxktzyw/6