Date: Dec.25, 2020

Time: 13:30-15:30

Speaker: DAI Lianghao

Venue: Room 1605, The Library Building C, Zijingang Campus 

[Speaker Intro]

DAI Lianghao has received his Ph.D. of sociology from the Georg-Elias-Müller-Institute of Psychology. Dr. Dai is now Hundred Talents Researcher (Category B) of Department of Sociology at Zhejiang University. His research fields include Sociology of Science, Science and Technology Research (STS), Social Network Theory, Cognitive Map, etc., with a current focus on interdisciplinary cooperation and academic labor issues in the production of scientific knowledge. His related research papers and reports have been published in journals and books such as Nature, Natureindex, ACM-KDD, EASST Review, and Social Network Analysis: Interdisciplinary Approaches and Case Studies. 

【Abstract】

Interdisciplinary cooperation is one of the major trends in the current academic development, but its difficulty is obvious to all. This lecture is based on a research during my Ph.D., using the cognitive map approach to explore the minimum knowledge sharing degree required to achieve interdisciplinary cooperation. The research found that there are two modes of interdisciplinary cooperation, matching two different minimum knowledge sharing degrees. Then it gives the social psychology explanation of these two cooperation modes, and puts forward four policy recommendations based on the research results.