Jujun Huang

Jujun Huang is an Assistant Professor in Management Information Systems at Binghamton University's School of Management. She earned her PhD in Business Administration with a specialization in Information Systems & Analytics from Stevens Institute of Technology.

• Education: PhD (Stevens Institute of Technology), MS in Business Intelligence & Analytics (Stevens Institute of Technology), BBA (Shanghai University of International Business and Economics)

Her research focuses on design science approaches to data science problems, utilizing techniques like natural language processing and deep learning in financial technology and social media analytics contexts. Recent work examines financial fraud detection through disclosure pattern analysis and linguistic convergence in human-chatbot relationships.

Key publication trends show expertise in:

• Temporal analysis of financial disclosures
• Human-AI interaction modeling
• Econometric approaches to data science
• Text mining applications in fintech
• Machine learning for social media analytics
• Interdisciplinary design science methodologies

Awarded Best Student Award at the 2021 Workshop on Information Technology and Systems, she has also taught graduate courses in business intelligence and undergraduate/masters courses in data wrangling.