Di Di

Dr. Di Di is revolutionizing practices in the field of sociology with her insightful research on the interplay between social institutions and individual identities. As an assistant professor of sociology at Santa Clara University and a non-resident research fellow at Rice University, she delves into the intricate dynamics of how national context, gender, ethnicity, religion, and profession shape societal structures and personal identities. Her current research is particularly focused on the perceptions of tech professionals in China and the United States regarding the intersection of religion, ethics, and the application of science in their professional lives. This work aims to uncover the nuanced ways in which these factors influence technological development and ethical considerations in diverse cultural settings. Dr. Di Di's scholarly contributions have been recognized through her publications in esteemed journals such as Sociology of Religion, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, and Socius. Her research not only advances academic understanding but also informs practical approaches to addressing complex social issues in a rapidly evolving global landscape. Through her teaching and research, Dr. Di Di continues to inspire students and colleagues alike, fostering a deeper understanding of the critical role that social institutions and identities play in shaping our world. Her work stands as a testament to the transformative power of sociology in addressing contemporary challenges and promoting a more inclusive and ethical society.