杨晓冬，1987年生，现为山东大学新闻传播学院副研究员。2017年毕业于新加坡南洋理工大学，获得传播学博士学位。曾担任Asian Journal of Communication(亚洲传播学刊)的助理编辑，现为Environmental Communication(环境传播)、Chinese Journal of Communication(中华传播学刊)等SSCI期刊的审稿人。现已发表12篇SSCI学术论文，所发表的论文期刊包括Public Understanding of Science, Mass Communication & Society, Science Communication, Internet Research, International Journal of Communication等。论文连续多年被国际传播学会(ICA)和美国新闻与大众传播教育协会(AEJMC)年会会议接收。
研究方向：健康、环境与科技传播，媒介效果，新媒体，青少年媒体使用
教育背景:
2012-2017新加坡南洋理工大学传播学博士
PhD in Communication Studies, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
2009-2011中国人民大学传媒经济学硕士
2005-2009山东大学新闻学学士
联系方式:yangxiaodong@sdu.edu.cn

学术成果：
一、期刊论文
1.Yang, X., Chen, L., Wei, L., & Su, Q. (2020). Personal and Media Factors Related to Citizens’ Pro-environmental Behavioral Intention against Haze in China: A Moderating Analysis of TP.B.International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health,17(7), 2314.(SSCI第一作者)
2。Yang, X., Wei, L., & Su, Q. (2020). How Is Climate Change Knowledge Distributed among the Population in Singapore? A Demographic Analysis of Actual Knowledge and Illusory Knowledge.Sustainability,12(9), 3782.(SSCI第一作者)
3.Yang, X.,Chen, L., & Ho, S. S. (2020). Does media exposure relate to the illusion of knowing in the public understanding of climate change?.Public Understanding of Science,29(1), 94-111.(SSCI-Q1第一作者)
4.Yang, X.,&Chen, L. (2019). Examining Knowledge as a Motivation for Attention to Breast Cancer–Related Information Across Different Media.International Journal of Communication,13, 21.(SSCI第一作者)
5. Chen, L.,Yang, X.,Fu, L., Liu, X., & Yuan, C. (2019). Using the Extended Parallel Process Model to Examine the Nature and Impact of Breast Cancer Prevention Information on Mobile-Based Social Media: Content Analysis.JMIR mHealth and uHealth,7(6), e13987.(SCI-Q1通讯作者)
6. Chen, L. &Yang, X.(2019). Using EPPM to evaluate the effectiveness of fear appeal messages across Different Media Outlets to Increase the Intention of Breast Self-Examination among Chinese Women.Health Communication,34(11), 1369-1376.(SSCI-Q2通讯作者)
7.李静、杨晓冬：《社交媒体中“医疗众筹”信息分享行为研究：转发还是不转发?》，《新闻与传播研究》2018年第2期。(CSSCI通讯作者)
8. Ho, S. S., &Yang, X.(2018). Communication, cognitive processing, and public knowledge about climate change.Asian Journal of Communication,28(5), 449-467.(SSCI)
9.Yang, X.,Chuah, A. S., Lee, E. W., & Ho, S. S. (2017). Extending the Cognitive Mediation Model: Examining Factors Associated With Perceived Familiarity and Factual Knowledge of Nanotechnology.Mass Communication and Society,20(3), 403-426. (SSCI-Q2第一作者)
10.Yang, X.,& Ho, S. S. (2017). Decreasing the knowledge gap among different socioeconomic status groups on the issue of climate change.Environmental Hazards, 16(3), 276-290.(SSCI第一作者)
11. Xu, X.,Yang, X.,Lu, J., Lan, J., Peng, T., Wu, Y., & Chen, W. (2017).Examining the effects of network externalities, density, and closure on in-game currency price in online games.Internet Research,27(4), 924-941.(SSCI-Q1)
12. Ho, S. S.,Yang, X.,Thanwarani, A., & Chan, J. M. (2017). Examining public acquisition of science knowledge from social media in Singapore: an extension of the cognitive mediation model.Asian Journal of Communication, 27(2), 193-212.(SSCI)
13.Yang, X.,Chen, L., & Feng, Q. (2016). Risk Perception of Food Safety Issues on Social Media.Chinese Journal of Communication,9(2), 124-138.(SSCI第一作者)
14. Liao, Y.,Ho, S. S., &Yang, X.(2016). Motivators of pro-environmental behavior: Examining the underlying processes in the influence of presumed media influence model.Science Communication, 38(1), 51-73.(SSCI-Q2)
15.Yang, X.,& Li, L. (2016). Will the Spiral of Silence Spin on Social Networking Sites? An Experiment on Opinion Climate, Fear of Isolation and Outspokenness.China Media Research, 12(1), 79-87.
16. Chen, L. &Yang, X.(2015). Nature and Effectiveness of Online Social Support for Intercultural Adaptation of Mainland Chinese International Students.International Journal of Communication, 9,2161-2181.(SSCI)

二、主持课题
1、2019年6月至今，国家社会科学基金青年项目《环境传播视角下媒体对公众治霾行为的影响机制研究》
2、2014-2016新加坡南洋理工大学自主研究项目Media Effects on Public Knowledge, Attitude and Behavior Related to Climate Change。