Wenrui Zuo

Wenrui Zuo is a Visiting Professor at Queen Mary University of London's School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science, specializing in Affective Computing, Social Network Analysis, and Web3 Technologies. She teaches courses such as Data Mining, Digital Media and Social Networks, and Affective and Behavioral Computing, emphasizing computational models for emotion recognition and ethical considerations in technology design.

Her research focuses on user-centric content moderation in social media and Web3 platforms, cultural heritage digitization through immersive experiences, and the intersection of affective computing with Human-Computer Interaction. Recent work includes analyzing immutable blockchain-based social media systems and promoting intangible cultural heritage through digital archives.

Notable contributions include studies on user-controlled moderation mechanisms on platforms like Memo.cash and the application of machine learning in social signal processing. No scientific awards are explicitly listed, but her work reflects active engagement with emerging technologies and ethical challenges in digital spaces.

While no advising or grant details are provided, her teaching and research activities suggest involvement in interdisciplinary projects at the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. No specific lab affiliations are mentioned in the available text.