Chunmeizi Su

Dr Chunmeizi Su is a Lecturer in Digital Cultures at the University of Sydney's Discipline of Media and Communications. Her research focuses on platform governance, algorithmic literacies, and the intersection of Gen AI with cultural industries. She holds a Ph.D. in Media & Communication Studies from Queensland University of Technology (QUT).

• Education: Ph.D., Media & Communication Studies (Queensland University of Technology)
• Affiliations: Member of China Studies Centre, Collaborator with University of Glasgow (Policy Futures project), Partner with ESL FACEIT Group (gaming algorithms research)

Her work examines global digital platform regulations, with a focus on China's online video industry and cross-border platform dynamics. Recent projects include studies on TikTok's data policies, platform labor precarity, and digital sovereignty issues. Key publications include a monograph on Douyin/TikTok's industry impact and co-edited works on platform governance.

Teaching includes courses on social media production, media ethics, and internet transformations. Current grants include a 2022 Partnership Collaboration Award for policy research on digital creative economies.

• Awards: QUT Postgraduate Research Award (2016-2019)
• Media Contributions: Commented on TikTok geopolitics for ABC News and The Western Australian

Led collaborations with institutions like Shanghai Jiao Tong University and the Australian Research Council. Active in postdoctoral research on platform governance and trust communication frameworks.