Wei Jeng

I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Library and Information Science at National Taiwan University, and I currently serve as Deputy Director-General at the Administration for Cyber Security, Ministry of Digital Affairs, Taiwan. I completed my PhD studies at the School of Computing and Information, University of Pittsburgh. To date, my work aims to comprehend the concept of open science especially in three perspectives: 1) data accessibility and sharing, 2) research transparency and reproducibility, and 3) participatory science.

Recently, my work has centered on cybersecurity metaphors and visual narratives as analytical tools for understanding how different communities such as experts, policymakers, and the public make sense of cybersecurity risks, responsibilities, and civic defense. This line of research seeks to inform more inclusive, interpretable, and socially grounded approaches to cybersecurity communication and governance.

DxLab @NTU is a research group focusing on open science practices, data governance, and the social dimensions of data-intensive research. Building on its long-standing work in research data infrastructure and participatory data practices, DxLab has in recent years expanded its scope to examine how issues of cybersecurity awareness communication, cybersecurity risk perception, and intersect with citizen science.

Our recent work has been collected in the technical report "Open science in Taiwan: Data practices and research data infrastructure" (臺灣開放科學研究成果彙編:研究者資料實踐與研究資料基礎建設). [pdf] The report sums up our research on the realm of open science from 2018 to 2023 from two National Science Council grants in Taiwan: “Toward research data infrastructure: Exploring data sharing and its scholarly impact in humanities and social science” and " Open science for sustainability: co-design in strengthening reproducibility of scientific results”

This report, written, compiled, and edited by the DxLab, covers two themes: 1) open research data sharing and 2) research transparency, with the overarching goal of promoting "Open Science for Sustainability." These practices also seek to facilitate dialogue between academic communities and the broader society, as well as between natural and social sciences. The goal is to ensure that scientific research is accessible, transparent, reproducible, ultimately contributing to evidence-based decision-making for both policymakers and citizens, addressing societal challenges, and making scientific knowledge open to the broader public for a more sustainable future.

Books

[B.01] He, D., & Jeng, W. (2016). Scholarly Collaboration on the Academic Social Web. Synthesis Lectures on Information Concepts, Retrieval, and Services. Morgan & Claypool Publishers. [pdf]

Technical Report

[T.01] Jeng, W., Ting, Y.-N., Kao, T.-H., Yang, Y.-J., Huang, Y.-W., & Huang, P.-P. (Eds.). (2024). Open science in Taiwan: Data practices and research data infrastructure (臺灣開放科學研究成果彙編:研究者資料實踐與研究資料基礎建設) (Tech. Rep.). NTU DxLab. [pdf]

Journal Articles

[J.26] Chen, W.-N., & Jeng, W. (2026). Recontextualizing cybersecurity through metaphor: Corpus analysis and expert perspectives on inclusive cybersecurity knowledge construction. Journal of Library & Information Studies, 24(2). (TSSCI) (Accepted)

[J.25] Jeng, W., Kan, C.-J., Huang, P.-P., & Chen, C.-S. (2025). Data-intensive citizen science in Taiwan: Overall practices and strategies for data quality maintenance. Journal of Library & Information Studies, 23(2), 185–217. (TSSCI)

[J.24] Jeng, W., Yang, Y.-J., Chen, H.-C., Yang, Y.-J., & Shih, Y.-R. (2025). Boundary negotiating artifacts to envision the desired research data infrastructure toward reproducibility in data-intensive science. Computer Supported Cooperative Work (CSCW), 34(3), 871–910. (SCIE)

[J.23] Chan, H.-Y., Wang, C.-C., Jeng, W., & Huang, Y.-M. (2023). Strengthening scientific credibility in the face of misinformation and disinformation: Viable solutions. Journal of Controlled Release. (SCI)

[J.22] Shih, Y.-R., & Jeng, W. (2023). The Mobility of Trust, Contract, and Value: The Practice of Open Research Data and Repositories for Criminology in Taiwan. Journal of Library and Information Studies, 21(1), 137–168. (TSSCI)

[J.21] Fan, W.-M., Jeng, W., & Tang, M.-C. (2023). Using data citation to define a knowledge domain: A case study of the Add-Health dataset. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology. (SCI/SSCI)

[J.20] Jeng, W., Huang, Y.-M., Chan, H.-Y., & Wang, C.-C. (2022). Strengthening scientific credibility against misinformation and disinformation: Where we stand now? Journal of Controlled Release. (SCI)

[J.19] Jeng, W., & He, D. (2022). Surveying research data-sharing practices in US social sciences: a knowledge infrastructure-inspired conceptual framework. Online Information Review. (SSCI)

[J.18] Jeng, W., Wang, Z.-H., & Chang, W.-T. (2021). Patient data accessibility for biotech and medicine industry start-up communities in Taiwan. Journal of Library and Information Studies, 19(2), 25–41. (TSSCI)

[J.17] Jeng, W., Hu, H.-Y., Tang, G.-M., & Chien, S.-Y. (2021). Cultural differences in the allocation of attention to information architecture components. Journal of Library and Information Studies, 19(1), 19–40. (TSSCI)

[J.16] Shankar, K., Jeng, W., Thomer, A., Weber, N., & Yoon, A. (2021). Data curation as collective action during COVID-19. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 72(3), 280–284. (SCI/SSCI)

[J.15] Jeng, W., Wang, S.-H., Chen, H.-W., Huang, P.-W., Chen, Y.-J., & Hsiao, H.-C. (2020). A decentralized framework for cultivating research lifecycle transparency. PLoS ONE, 15(11), e0241496. (SCI)

[J.14] Zuiderwijk, A., Shinde, R., & Jeng, W. (2020). What drives and inhibits researchers to share and use open research data? A systematic literature review to analyze factors influencing open research data adoption. PLoS ONE, 15(9), e0239283. (SCI)

[J.13] Murillo, A. P., Curty, R., Jeng, W., & He, D. (2020). Confronting the challenges of computational and social perspectives of the data continuum. Data and Information Management.

[J.12] Lyon, L., Jeng, W., & Mattern, E. (2020). Developing the tasks-toward-transparency (T3) model for research transparency in open science using the lifecycle as a grounding framework. Library & Information Science Research, 42(1), 1–10. (SSCI)

[J.11] Chi, Y., He, D., & Jeng, W. (2020). Laypeople's Source Selection in Online Health Information-Seeking Process. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology. (SCI/SSCI)

[J.10] Jeng, W., He, D., & Chi, Y. (2017). Social science data repositories in data deluge: A case study of ICPSR's workflow and practices. The Electronic Library, 35(4), 626–649. (SSCI)

[J.09] Robinson, N., Mongeon, P., Jeng, W., & Costas Comesana, R. (2017). DataCite as a novel bibliometric source: Coverage, strengths and limitations. Journal of Informetrics, 11(3), 841–854. (SSCI)

[J.08] Mongeon, P., Robinson, N., Jeng, W., & Costas Comesana, R. (2017). Incorporating data sharing to the reward system of science: Linking DataCite records to authors in the Web of Science. Aslib Journal of Information Management, 69(5), 545–556. (SSCI)

[J.07] Jeng, W., DesAutels, S., He, D., & Li, L. (2017). Information exchange on an academic social networking site: A multi-discipline comparison on ResearchGate Q&A. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 68(3), 638–652. (SSCI) [arXiv] [Link]

[J.06] Jeng, W., & Lyon, L. (2016). A report of data-intensive capability, institutional support, and data management practices in social sciences. International Journal of Digital Curation (IJDC), 11(1), 156–171.

[J.05] Brusilovsky, P., Oh, J., López, C., Parra, D., & Jeng, W. (2016). Linking information and people in a social system for academic conferences. New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia. (SCIE) [pdf]

[J.04] Jeng, W., Jiang, J., & He, D. (2016). Users’ perceived difficulties and corresponding reformulation strategies in Google Voice Search. Journal of Library & Information Studies, 14(1), 25–39. [pdf]

[J.03] Mattern, E., Jeng, W., He, D., Lyon, L., & Brenner, A. (2015). Using participatory design and visual narrative inquiry to investigate researchers’ data challenges and recommendations for library research data services. Program: electronic library and information systems, 49(4), 408–423. (SSCI)

[J.02] Lin, C.-S., & Jeng, W. (2015). Using Content analysis in LIS research: Experiences with coding schemes construction and reliability measures. Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Libraries, 4, 87–95.

[J.01] Jeng, W., He, D., & Jiang, J. (2015). User participation in an academic social networking service: A Survey of open group users on Mendeley. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 66(5), 890–904. (SSCI) [link]

Conference Proceedings

[C.73] Lin, S.-Y., & Jeng, W. (2026). What, Not Who or Why: Dual-Use Characteristics and Reuse in Cybersecurity and Jailbreak Prompt Datasets. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology. (Accepted)

[C.72] Huang, Y.-W., Kao, T.-H., & Jeng, W. (2026). How local psychology journals negotiate top standards: Personas for translating open science needs into library services. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology. (Accepted)

[C.71] Huang, Y.-W., & Jeng, W. (2026). “Scam calls every day IJBOL”: Public sentiment and discourse in YouTube cybersecurity comments. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology. (Accepted)

[C.70] Huang, P.-P., Chen, W.-N., Li, K., Lin, Y.-J., Lin, S.-Y., Hsieh, T.-H., & Jeng, W. (2026). Data paper twins: A citation context analysis of data papers cited for findings over data. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology. (Accepted)

[C.69] Lin, Y.-J., & Jeng, W. (2026). Fact-checking disagreement as a snapshot of the boundary negotiation between veracity and checkability: Comparing crowd and LLM annotations. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology. (Accepted)

[C.68] Huang, Y.-W., Lin, Y.-J., Chou, K.-H., Li, A.-J., Hsieh, T.-H., Kung, L.-F., & Jeng, W. (2026). Amulets, boxers, and cybersecurity: influencer metaphors in VPN advertising and the communication of cybersecurity risk. Information Research, 31(iConference 2026), 871–885.

[C.67] Huang, Y.-W., Lin, Y.-J., Lin, S.-Y., & Jeng, W. (2025). Bridge or Blindspot? A Visual Analysis of Representation and Narrative in Cybersecurity Across Expertise Groups. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 62(1).

[C.66] Lin, Y.-J., Chen, W.-N., & Jeng, W. (2025). Aligning Reality Through Tri-RealitY: Reconceptualizing Information Acceptance and Cognitive Alignment. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 62(1).

[C.65] Hsieh, T.-H., Lin, Y.-J., Huang, Y.-W., Chou, K.-H., Li, A.-J., Kung, L.-F., & Jeng, W. (2025). Conversations Reimagined: Human-AI Collaboration in Analyzing How Creators Explain Security and Privacy Tools. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 62(1).

[C.64] Chen, W.-N., & Jeng, W. (2025). Crafting Effective Metaphors for Science Communication: Insights from Cybersecurity Experts. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 62(1).

[C.63] Lin, S.-Y., Huang, Y.-W., Lin, Y.-J., & Jeng, W. (2025). Wings, Wires, and Wit: How Avian Metaphors Illuminate Risks in Cybersecurity and Information Technology. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 62(1).

[C.62] Li, K., Huang, P.-P., & Jeng, W. (2025). Are Data Papers Cited as Research Data? Preliminary Analysis on Interdisciplinary Data Paper Citations. Information Research, 30(iConference 2025), 1225–1233.

[C.61] Chen, W.-N., Huang, P.-P., Huang, Y.-W., Lin, Y.-J., & Jeng, W. (2025). Decoding Cybersecurity for Civic Defense: Exploring Real-World Cybersecurity Metaphors from Digital Frontlines. iConference 2025 Proceedings.

[C.60] Huang, P.-P., Ting, Y.-N., & Jeng, W. (2025). Intersecting Paths: Probing the Reciprocal Interweaving Between Open Science and Sustainability Science. iConference 2025 Proceedings.

[C.59] Ting, Y.-N., Huang, P.-P., Kung, L.-F., Huang, Y.-W., & Jeng, W. (2024). Assessing preregistration deviations: A comparative analysis of psychologists and open science experts. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.58] Huang, Y.-W., Chen, W.-N., Lin, Y.-J., Huang, P.-P., Hu, H.-Y., & Jeng, W. (2023). If cybersecurity was… pizza? A visual and rhetorical approach to exploring the concept of cybersecurity. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.57] Huang, P.-P., & Jeng, W. (2023). Data paper’s functions in scholarly communication ecosystem as perceived by natural scientists. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.56] Chen, C.-S., Lin, Y.-J., & Jeng, W. (2023). Flipping versus scrolling in digital narratives: Reader engagement and reading patterns in comic layouts. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.55] Chang, Y.-C., Lin, F.-P., & Jeng, W. (2023). Data governance practices unveiled: Insights from multiple data collection approaches. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.54] Ting, Y.-N., & Jeng, W. (2023). Exploring data justice in citizen humanities: Case studies from memory institutions. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.53] Kung, L.-F., Lee, H., Chen, C.-S., Chen, W.-N., & Jeng, W. (2023). Designing a user-centric verifiable lottery interface: A case study on course selection. In Proceedings of the USENIX Symposium on Usable Privacy and Security (SOUPS).

[C.52] Yang, Y.-J., Kung, L.-F., & Jeng, W. (2023). “Design, Design, and Design Again”: An Information-Architecture Redesign Workflow from Case Studies of a Government Portal and a Learning-Management System. iConference 2023 Proceedings (pp. 65–73). Cham: Springer Nature Switzerland.

[C.51] Shih, Y.-R., Yang, Y.-J., & Jeng, W. (2022). Factors influencing criminologists’ open research data practices: Trust, contract, and value. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.50] Huang, P.-P., & Jeng, W. (2022). Data paper as a reward? Motivation, consideration, and perspective behind data paper submission. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.49] Lee, J.-S., & Jeng, W. (2022). Integrated but isolated: Implications from a systematic review of the access control ecosystem for individual participant data in clinical studies. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.48] Chang, Y.-C., Kung, L.-F., Hsiao, H.-C., & Jeng, W. (2022). "Prove it!" A user-centered design client for the blockchain-based research lifecycle transparency framework. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.47] Huang, Y.-W., Yang, Y.-J., & Jeng, W. (2022). User perception and eye movement on a pandemic data visualization dashboard. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.46] Curty, R. G., Lee, J.-S., Chang, W., Kao, T.-H., & Jeng, W. (2022). Practicing What is Preached: Exploring Reproducibility Compliance of Papers on Reproducible Research. iConference 2022 Proceedings (pp. 255–264). Springer, Cham.

[C.45] Chen, H.-C., & Jeng, W. (2022). Planning and Running a Low-Contact UX Design Workshop During the Pandemic: Challenges and Design Implications. iConference 2022 Proceedings (pp. 370–380). Springer, Cham.

[C.44] Chen, Y.-J., & Jeng, W. (2020). Does GDPR Influence the hospital-patient relationship? Trust and commitment between health data stakeholders. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.43] Jeng, W., Tsai, F.-H., & Lee, J.-S. (2020). Identifying data-focused curriculum in worldwide iSchools: preliminary data acquisition for Asia-Pacific and European members. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.42] Tang, G.-M., Hu, H.-Y., & Jeng, W. (2020). A Cross-cultural Study on Information Architecture: Culture Differences on Attention Allocation to Web Components. iConference 2020 Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 12051.

[C.41] Chiang, P., Lee, J.-S., & Jeng, W. (2020). Who’s in Charge? Discovering the Autonomy in an Institutional Data Repository for Research Data Curation and Sharing. iConference 2020 Proceedings.

[C.40] Lee, J.-S., & Jeng, W. (2019). The landscape of archived studies in a social science data infrastructure: Investigating the ICPSR metadata records. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 56(1), 147–156.

[C.39] Murillo, A. P., Curty, R., Jeng, W., & He, D. (2019). The convergence of computational and social perspectives for unveiling meaningful and valuable data. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 56(1), 554–557.

[C.38] Sie, L.-Y., & Jeng, W. (2019). Between informative and aesthetic: A user study of content and visualization on government data dashboards. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 56(1), 755–756.

[C.37] Hsiao, H.-C., Kim, T. H.-J., Ku, Y.-M., Chang, C.-M., Chen, H.-F., Chen, Y.-J., Wang, C.-W., & Jeng, W. (2019). An Investigation of Cyber Autonomy on Government Websites. In Proceedings of The World Wide Web Conference (WWW 2019) (pp. 2814–2821).

[C.36] Xiao, F., He, D., Chi, Y., Jeng, W., & Tomer, C. (2019). Challenges and supports for accessing open government datasets: Data guide for better open data access and uses. In Proceedings of the 2019 ACM Conference on Human Information Interaction and Retrieval (pp. 313–317). [Best conference short paper]

[C.35] Wang, Z.-H., & Jeng, W. (2018). Data Accessibility for Biotech and Medicine Industries: A Cross-stakeholder Perspective. In 2018 IEEE International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Engineering Management (IEEM) (pp. 1170–1174).

[C.34] Lin, C.-S., & Jeng, W. (2018). Challenges and opportunities in data curation for a social sciences data archive: An institution theory inspired analysis framework. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.33] Xiao, F., Jeng, W., & He, D. (2018). Investigating Metadata Adoptions for Open Government Data Portals in US Cities. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 55(1), 573–582.

[C.32] Wang, Z.-H., & Jeng, W. (2018). Health data accessibility: A preliminary study of biotech and medicine industry startup stakeholders. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 55(1), 922–923.

[C.31] Chi, Y., Jeng, W., Acker, A., & Bowler, L. (2018). Affective, behavioral, and cognitive aspects of teen perspectives on personal data in social media: A model of youth data literacy. iConference 2018 Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 10766.

[C.30] Yoon, A., Jeng, W., Curty, R., & Murillo, A. (2017). In between data sharing and reuse: Shareability, availability and reusability in diverse contexts. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 54(1), 606–609.

[C.29] Bowler, L., Acker, A., Jeng, W., & Chi, Y. (2017). “It lives all around us”: Aspects of data literacy in teen’s lives. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology, 54(1), 27–35.

[C.28] Chang, L., Hsiao, H.-C., Jeng, W., Kim, T. H.-J., & Lin, W. (2017). Security Implications of Redirection Trail in Popular Websites Worldwide. In Proceedings of The World Wide Web Conference (WWW 2017).

[C.27] Lyon, L., Jeng, W., & Mattern, E. (2017). Research transparency: A preliminary study of disciplinary conceptualisation, drivers, tools and support services. In Proceedings of the 12th International Digital Curation Conference.

[C.26] Curty, R., Yoon, A., Jeng, W., & Qin, J. (2016). Untangling Data Sharing and Reuse in Social Sciences. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology. [pdf]

[C.25] Jeng, W., He, D., & Oh, J. (2016). Toward a conceptual framework for data sharing practices in social sciences: A profile approach. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology. [pdf]

[C.24] Lyon, L., Mattern, E., Jeng, W., & He, D. (2016). Investigating Perceptions and Support for Transparency and Openness in Research: Using Card Sorting in a Pilot Study with Academic Librarians. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology. [pdf]

[C.23] Jeng, W., He, D., & Oh, J. S. (2016). Qualitative data practices in social sciences. In Proceedings of the 11th International Digital Curation Conference.

[C.22] Jeng, W., & Lyon, L. (2016). A report of data-intensive capability, institutional support, and data management practices in social sciences. In Proceedings of the 11th International Digital Curation Conference. [best paper runner-up]

[C.21] Jeng, W., Mattern, E., He, D., & Lyon, L. (2016). Unpacking the “Black Box”: A preliminary study of visualizing humanists and social science scholars’ data and research processes. iConference 2016 Proceedings. [pdf]

[C.20] Bowler, L., Monahan, J., Jeng, W., Oh, J., & He, D. (2015). The quality and helpfulness of answers to eating disorder questions in Yahoo! Answers: Teens speak out. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.19] Li, L., He, D., Jeng, W., Goodwin, S., & Zhang, C. (2015). Answer quality characteristics and prediction on an academic Q&A Site: A case study on ResearchGate. In Proceedings of The World Wide Web Conference (WWW 2015) Companion, WebQuality Workshop.

[C.18] Mattern, E., Jeng, W., Lyon, L., He, D., & Brenner, A. (2015). Visualizing the research process: A Participatory Design study for developing research data management library services. In Proceedings of the 10th International Digital Curation Conference.

[C.17] Lu, D., Lu, Y., Jeng, W., Farzan, R., & Lin, Y.-R. (2015). Understanding health information intent via crowdsourcing: Challenges and opportunities. iConference 2015 Proceedings. [best paper nomination] [pdf]

[C.16] Goodwin, S., Jeng, W., & He, D. (2014). Changing communication on ResearchGate through interface updates. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.15] Lin, C.-S., & Jeng, W. (2014). Using Content Analysis in LIS Research: Experiences with Coding Schemes Construction and Reliability Measures. The 6th International Conference on Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Libraries.

[C.14] Beaton, B., Jeng, W., & Champagne, R. (2014). Exploring the Use of ‘Acknowledgement Analysis’ to Map Intellectual Diversity and Cross-disciplinary Activity Within the iSchools. iConference 2014 Proceedings. [pdf]

[C.13] Jeng, W., Jiang, J., & He, D. (2013). Users’ Perceived Difficulties and Corresponding Reformulation Strategies in Voice Search. In Proceedings of HCIR 2013. [pdf]

[C.12] Bowler, L., Mattern, E., Jeng, W., Oh, J., & He, D. (2013). “I know what you are going through”: Answers to informational questions about eating disorders in Yahoo! Answers: A qualitative study. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology. [pdf]

[C.11] Oh, J., He, D., Jeng, W., Mattern, E., & Bowler, L. (2013). Linguistic Characteristics of Eating Disorder Questions on Yahoo! Answers – Content, Style, and Emotion. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology. [pdf]

[C.10] Jiang, J., Jeng, W., & He, D. (2013). How Do Users Respond to Voice Input Errors? Lexical and Phonetic Query Reformulation in Voice Search. In Proceedings of SIGIR 2013. [pdf]

[C.09] Jiang, J., Ni, C., He, D., & Jeng, W. (2013). Mendeley Group as A New Source of Interdisciplinarity Study: How Disciplines Interact on Mendeley? In Proceedings of JCDL 2013. [pdf]

[C.08] Yue, Z., Jeng, W., Jiang, J., Han, S., & He, D. (2013). UPitt iRiS Lab at iConference 2013 Social Media Expo: Search, share and learn the way you want. iConference 2013 Proceedings. [pdf]

[C.07] Jiang, J., He, D., Han, S., & Jeng, W. (2013). Is the Article Crucial to My Research? Evaluating Task-Oriented Impacts of Scientific Articles in Information Seeking. iConference 2013 Proceedings. [pdf]

[C.06] Jeng, W., He, D., Jiang, J., & Zhang, Y. (2012). Groups in Mendeley: Owners' Descriptions and Group Outcomes. Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.05] Zhang, K., Jeng, W., Fofie, F., Pelechrinis, K., & Krishnamurthy, P. (2012). Towards Reliable Spatial Information in LBSNs. In Proceedings of the 2012 International Workshop on Location Based Social Networks.

[C.04] Bowler, L., Oh, J. S., He, D., Mattern, E., & Jeng, W. (2012). Eating Disorder Questions in Yahoo! Answers: Information, Conversation, or Reflection? Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Technology.

[C.03] Parra, D., Jeng, W., Brusilovsky, P., López, C., & Sahebi, S. (2012). Conference Navigator 3: An Online Social Conference Support System. In Proceedings of UMAP 2012.

[C.02] Oh, J., & Jeng, W. (2011). Groups in Academic Social Networking Services: An exploration of their potential as a platform for multi-disciplinary collaboration. In Proceedings of IEEE SocialCom 2011.

[C.01] Zhang, S., & Jeng, W. (2011). Designing a Public Display System on Touchscreen for iSchool Community. iConference 2011 Proceedings. ACM Press. [pdf]