• Kun Huang, Comparative Literature, C.V. Starr
  Huang’s research explores how translation and comparison work in mediating racial encounters between Chinese modernity and global Blackness.

• Hao Zhuang, Natural Resources, C.V. Starr
  Zhuang is examining a new experimental governance approach for environmental protection by the China state, the Environmental Public-Interest Litigation (EPiL) policy, and its effects on key actors, in particular, civil organizations.

• Lin Yang, Applied Economics and Management, C.V. Starr
  Yang is studying the strategic behaviors of local officials’ environmental regulations with China's new air pollution monitoring system.

• Lin Le, Government, C.V. Starr
  Le’s research asks how mass mobilization and struggle against the elite interact, and have led to major political crises in China since 1949.

• Mia Gong, Linguistics, Lee Teng-hui
  Gong’s linguistic analysis investigates the underlying grammatical mechanism that systematically governs the available word orders in two Mongolic languages, and explores its implications for our understanding of the human language.

• Seung-Eun Kim, Linguistics, R. J. Smith
  Kim’s work investigates how Korean speakers produce and perceive the linguistic concept of the Contrastive Topic.

• Wenheng Hu, Science & Technology Studies, Hu Shih
  Hu investigates how the credibility and accountability of AI tools are negotiated in clinical practices, and how such social dynamics shape their technological trajectories.

• Xiaozhong Sun, City and Regional Planning, C.V. Starr
  Sun seeks to understand the mechanisms behind uneven regional economic development with an emphasis on the impact of local governments employing urban land-leasing as a financial instrument in developing countries like China.

• Xinyu Guan, Anthropology, Hu Shih
  Guan will conduct an ethnographic study of urban spaces in Singapore, especially the heritage districts in the old city that also function as queer, migrant, and ethnic minority spaces. Xinyu will also examine how these groups successfully navigate and claim space.

For information on the EAP Fellowship program see https://einaudi.cornell.edu/programs/east-asia-program/funding