Shuqing Deng
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Shuqing Deng is a researcher whose work bridges cognitive science and scholarly communication, with a particular focus on the dynamics of interdisciplinary collaboration. Their most-cited paper, "Interdisciplinary scholarly communication: an exploratory study for the field of joint attention" (2019, 6 citations), exemplifies their core contribution: investigating how researchers from different fields—such as psychology, philosophy, and neuroscience—communicate and build shared knowledge around complex concepts like joint attention. Deng’s work illuminates the challenges and mechanisms of cross-disciplinary dialogue, offering insights that are valuable for understanding how scientific communities coalesce around emerging topics. By examining citation patterns and discursive practices, they provide a framework for analyzing the evolution of interdisciplinary fields. Though still early in their career, Deng’s research has already informed discussions on scholarly communication, collaboration, and the sociology of science. Their work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in the practical and theoretical underpinnings of how knowledge is constructed across disciplinary boundaries, making them a thoughtful voice in the study of scientific convergence.
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