I am
Hsiu-Chi Lu
(呂修齊)
I am an incoming Taiwanese PhD student at Northeastern University, where I will be advised by Prof. David Lazer. Previously, I received my Master's degree from National Chengchi University, mentored by Prof. Hsuan-Wei Lee and Prof. Jen-Hao Chen.
My research lies at the intersection of computational social science, network science, and sociology. A central theme of my work is social relations: how they are formed, represented, and transformed, and how relational structures shape phenomena such as culture, identity, stigma, visibility, and polarization.
Alongside this broader agenda, I also study network processes and policy-relevant challenges in digital systems, including misinformation, opinion dynamics, and online polarization. Across these projects, I use large-scale digital trace data, network analysis, computational text analysis, and simulation to connect substantive social questions with formal and computational models.
I welcome inquiries about my work and potential collaborations.
Recent News
Sep. 2025
Excited to start my PhD journey in Network Science at Northeastern University!
Jun. 2025
Being over the moon about compeleting my Military Service!!!
Feb. 2025
Starting my military journey with sorrow.