Bio: Chen Jing, Nanjing University

Chen Jing is Associate Professor of School of Arts at Nanjing University and the funding member of the Innovation Center for Digital Humanities Research at Institute of Advanced Studies of Social Science and Humanities of Nanjing University. She received her Ph.D from Nanjing University in 2009 and studied at Duke University as visiting scholar, 2007-2008. She worked at Institute of Art and Humanities, Shanghai Jiao Tong University as associate researcher from 2009 to 2012 then moved to Rice University to work at Chao Center for Asian Studies as Henry Luce Postdoctoral Fellow (2012-2014). She started to work at School of Art at Nanjing University in 2014. Her current interest focuses on the Digital Humanities, image studies, and Cultural and Media Studies, especially the visual knowledge production during the transformation of media. She is the project manager of the Ephemera Project and the Co-PI of the Chinese Commercial Advertisement Archive (1880-1940) and the project of the Virtual Museum of the Grand Canal of China (Jinagsu section). She has guest-edited on special issues on Digital Humanities for Library Development (China) and Library Tribune (China), three special issues on Digital Humanities for Cultural Studies (China). She is executive editor of Digital Humanities Studies, a series of book on Digital Humanities at Nanjing University Press. She is co-editing with Tani Barlow on a forthcoming special issue on Epehemra in positions: asia critique. She is the founder and editor of 01Lab (零壹Lab) a public wechat journal.