Online Cognitive Security
Computational modeling of online user cognition and collective cognition, including cognitive simulation, online cognitive behavior analysis, and cognitive influence assessment in networked environments.
I am a postdoctoral assistant researcher at School of Computing, Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT). I received my Ph.D. from HIT in September 2025, under the supervision of Prof. Hongli Zhang.
My research mainly focuses on computational social network analysis and safety assurance. It spans three related sub-areas: online cognitive security, social network analysis, online information content analysis. I develop computational methods for modeling content, actors, relations, and influence in online social networks.
Computational modeling of online user cognition and collective cognition, including cognitive simulation, online cognitive behavior analysis, and cognitive influence assessment in networked environments.
Modeling users, groups, organizations, and their relations in complex social systems for link prediction, influence analysis, and abnormal behavior detection.
Detection, understanding, and governance of risky online content, including misinformation, rumors, harmful information, stance signals, and coordinated social spam.
Harbin Institute of Technology / 哈尔滨工业大学, Harbin, China.