Associate Professor at School of Economics and Management, Beihang University

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Research interest and area:

⟡Behavioral operations

⟡Smart cities and infrastructure resilience

⟡Digital economy and corporate innovation

⟡Occupational risk and health/safety management

⟡Business ethics and corporate social responsibility

⟡Organizational behavior and leadership

⟡Work stress and emotional regulation

⟡Knowledge management and sharing

Potential directions or fields for international cooperation:

Dr. Chunlin Wu has published numerous articles in top-tier journals across various fields, including operations management, corporate innovation, organizational behavior and psychology, ethics, and social responsibility. Notably, his research has appeared in journals ranked in the UT-Dallas 24 list, garnering widespread international recognition. If you are interested in the fields of management science and engineering or business administration, feel free to contact him. Potential areas for collaboration include, but are not limited to:

⟡Behavioral operations

⟡Digital platforms, innovations, and transformations

⟡Disaster management

⟡Organizational learning and knowledge sharing

⟡Work stress and emotional regulation

⟡Disruptive technologies and operations management

⟡Management of technology

⟡New product development, R&D, and project management

⟡Sustainable operations

⟡Business ethics and corporate social responsibility

More Introduction:

Chunlin Wu is an Associate Professor and Ph.D. supervisor at the School of Economics and Management, Beihang University (BUAA). He holds a Ph.D. from Tsinghua University, has served as a visiting scholar at Louisiana State University (LSU) in the United States and Swinburne University of Technology in Australia, and holds dual bachelor's degrees in management and English. He has passed the TEM-8 (Test for English Majors, Band 8).

Dr. Wu has been recognized with several honors, including the Outstanding Young Teacher Award in Engineering Management from the Chinese Society of Modernization Management, the BUAA Humanities and Social Sciences Distinguished Talent Award, the Outstanding Master’s Thesis Advisor Award at BUAA, and the Outstanding Mentor Award at BUAA. He has also received awards such as the Academic Rising Star at Tsinghua University, the Excellent Graduate of Tsinghua University, and the Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award from Tsinghua University. His research achievements have earned him the First Prize in Science and Technology Progress from Guangdong Province (provincial/ministerial level), the First Prize in Science and Technology from China State Construction Engineering Corporation (provincial/ministerial level), the Third Prize in Science and Technology from the China Railway Society (provincial/ministerial level), and the Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation Award from the Chinese Society of Systems Engineering (a national-level award). He has also received the Second Prize in Science and Technology Progress from Shanghai Railway Bureau and the Third Prize in the BUAA Young Faculty Teaching Skills Competition. His teaching contributions have been recognized with the Second Prize for Teaching Achievements at Beihang University, and his undergraduate core course, Project Management Overview, has been designated as a first-class course at BUAA.

To date, Dr. Wu has published over 50 papers in leading academic journals, including 34 papers as the first or corresponding author in prestigious international journals such as Production and Operations Management (UT Dallas 24), Accident Analysis & Prevention (ABS 3-star), Journal of Environmental Management (ABS 3-star), International Journal of Project Management (a top-tier journal in project management), Journal of Management in Engineering (a top-tier journal in engineering management), Safety Science (a top-tier journal in safety science), Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, Automation in Construction, and Cities. His research has also appeared in authoritative domestic journals like Operations Research and Management. Since 2015, his work has been cited over 2,500 times in Google Scholar, with an H-index of 26. He is the chief editor of the textbook English for Engineering Management and authored a policy advisory report which was adopted by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of China.

Dr. Wu serves as an editorial board member of Journal of Civil Engineering and Management (SCI), and holds several academic positions, including Deputy Secretary-General of the Emergency Management Systems Engineering Committee of the Chinese Society of Systems Engineering, Council Member of the Engineering Management Research Branch of the Architectural Society of China, Council Member of the Management Thought and Business Ethics Committee of the Chinese Society of Modernization Management, and Committee Member of the Infrastructure and Operations Management Professional Committee of the Chinese Urban Economics Association. He is also a member of the Construction and Project Management Committee of the World Transport Congress and a member of the American Society of Civil Engineers. Additionally, he serves as a reviewer for over 10 top-tier journals, including Production and Operations Management, Accident Analysis & Prevention, International Journal of Project Management, Journal of Management in Engineering, Automation in Construction, and Safety Science, specializing in management science, emergency management, occupational safety and health, and project management.

Dr. Wu has led two National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) projects (one general and one youth project), one Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences project, and three BUAA education reform projects (including one key project). He has also undertaken several key national and enterprise-funded projects in cities like Shenzhen, Hangzhou, and Shanghai, as well as from state-owned enterprises such as China Resources Group and China Power Construction Group. He has been involved in two national key R&D projects funded by the Ministry of Science and Technology, and a BUAA Technology Innovation Team project, with total funding exceeding RMB 1.5 million. As a core member, he contributed to the development of a national-level academic standard, a Shenzhen city standard, two corporate standards, and has applied for three invention patents, with one granted. His research has been widely applied in China’s information and internet industries, supporting regional and corporate digital transformation, and in large infrastructure projects, such as high-speed railways, super high-rise buildings, ports, and bridges, contributing to risk, safety, and health management, as well as intelligent construction, with significant economic and social impact.