External Grants as the Sole PI
Effects of South Korean Homogeneity on the Perceptions of Patients with Coronavirus Disease: A Comparison of Hybrid Social Identities in Hong Kong. Korean Studies Grant. Academy of Korean Studies, Ministry of Education, South Korea. 2/2022–5/2023.
Interacting Socially with Artificial Intelligence: Learning to Code, Communicate, and Collaborate with a Smart Robot. Teaching Development Grant. University Grants Committee of Hong Kong. 1/2021–12/2022.
Social Consensus on Ethical Dilemmas of Autonomous Vehicles in Hong Kong: A Comparison with Collectivist and Individualist Cultures. General Research Fund. University Grants Committee of Hong Kong. 9/2020–11/2021.
Role of Interactive Digital Technology in “Read/Only” versus “Read/Write” Cultures. Teaching Start-up Grant. University Grants Committee of Hong Kong. 6/2018–5/2019.
Smartphones as Advertising Tools: How Does the Specialization of Advertising Medium Increase Ad Credibility and Purchase Intention? National Research Foundation, Ministry of Science and ICT, South Korea. 11/2015–10/2016.
Understanding and Promoting the Role of Wearable Devices as Effective Tools for Health Communication. National Research Foundation, Ministry of Science and ICT, South Korea. 7/2015–6/2018.
Internal Grants as the Sole PI
Reconciling Agency Tension in Human−AI Interaction: The Effects of Algorithmic Accountability and Autonomy. Strategic Research Grant. City University of Hong Kong. 9/2023–8/2025.
Effects of Partisan Membership and Message Incivility in Online Interactions. Strategic Research Grant. City University of Hong Kong. 9/2022–8/2024.
Privacy Management in the Era of Pervasive Digital Presence. Strategic Research Grant. City University of Hong Kong. 1/2022–12/2024.
AI Comment Moderation in Online Political Discussion. Strategic Research Grant. City University of Hong Kong. 9/2021–2/2024.
Future of Autonomous Vehicles: From a User Experience Perspective. Strategic Research Grant. City University of Hong Kong. 9/2018–8/2020.
Can the Internet of Things (IoT) be the Next Big Thing? Development and Validation of an Extended Technology Acceptance Model for IoT Adoption. Faculty Research Fund. Department of Media and Communication. City University of Hong Kong. 8/2017–7/2019.
Understanding the Role of Technological Affordances of Media Technology in Wearable Communication. New Faculty Start-up Grant. City University of Hong Kong. 9/2016–8/2018.