1. Kun Chang
Kun is an award-winning filmmaker with extensive experience in gaming and interactive storytelling. He has directed films, documentaries (including for BBC, ...
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2. Art Work — Kun Chang
I have an MA in Design for Film and Television from the Royal College of Art and used to work as an Art Director, illustrator, and concept artist.
I have an MA in Design for Film and Television from the Royal College of Art and used to work as an Art Director, illustrator, and concept artist and still take on the occasional job (In fact since so much of my work is highly visual it usually involves a great deal of design).
3. Kun Chang - the Academic Senate - University of California
Born on December 17, 1917, he grew up speaking his native tongue, Kaifeng, and also Mandarin, both dialects of northern China, but with distinct differences.
Ever since his childhood in China, Kun Chang was fascinated with sounds and words. Born on December 17, 1917, he grew up speaking his native tongue, Kaifeng, and also Mandarin, both dialects of northern China, but with distinct differences. Variations could be subtle but differences in how the same word would be uttered, the twists in tone, kept piquing his curiosity, a curiosity that eventually led to a lifetime quest regarding the working of human language. Chang majored in Chinese language and literature, first studying at Tsing Hua University in Beijing, where he was exposed to a structured study of classical and modern Chinese. Shortly after graduation, he was recruited by Professor Fang-kuei Li, a senior linguist at Academia Sinica, as an assistant, and worked on languages other than Chinese found in southwestern China, including Miao-Yao and Tibetan. In 1947, Chang followed Li to Yale University; he received a Ph.D. in linguistics with a dissertation on Sanskrit in 1955. He had already begun teaching at the University of Washington, Seattle, in 1951, and in 1963 he joined the University of California, Berkeley, faculty as professor of Chinese, in what was then the Department of Oriental Languages. He retired in 1987. Professor Chang was elected a Lifetime Academician of Academia Sinica in 1972.
4. Kun Chang, Ph.D. - College of Hospitality, Retail and Sport ...
Kun Chang joined the Department of Sport and Entertainment Management at the University of South Carolina in fall 2024 after earning a Ph.D. in sport ...
Kun Chang joined the Department of Sport and Entertainment Management at the University of South Carolina in fall 2024 after earning a Ph.D. in sport management from Texas A&M University where she demonstrated exceptional prowess in both teaching and research. Chang's educational journey has been marked by a commitment to academic excellence and a focus on understanding the complexities of fan behavior in esports and sport data analytics.
5. Kun Chang - Director - Zerply
Award-winning filmmaker with extensive experience in gaming and interactive storytelling. He is the director of several award-winning films, ...
Award-winning filmmaker with extensive experience in gaming and interactive storytelling. He is the director of several award-winning films, documentaries and commercials, shot on multiple continents, for among others: CBC, BBC and National Geographic. He has directed the cinematics for the videogames Watch Dogs, Avatar, Prince of Persia and AND1. He was also the art director for the indie videogame Osmos (Apple’s game of the Year 2011, and winner of an Apple Design Award). The videogame Osmos has been exhibited at the MoMa and at the Museum I worked on projects like Watch Dogs, Watch Dogs, Blast from the Past, Osmos, Hellboy II: The Golden Army, Across The Universe, Island of Lost Souls, among others.
6. Being a Spartan is an Entire Lifestyle: an Interview with VIPP Participant ...
11 jul 2017 · Before coming to MSU, Kun was both excited and anxious to get to Michigan and see what campus life was like in America. Although he was entering ...
Kun Chang, a participant in the Visiting International Professional Program (VIPP), was honored with the VIPP Appreciation Award for his leadership and service at VIPP during the graduation ceremo…
7. [PDF] Kun Chang - University of South Carolina
Lee, H.-W., Do, C., Park, S.-J., Chang, K., & Kim, M. (manuscript in development). How Sport Fans of the Four Major Leagues Form Brand Love Differently.
8. Kun Chang - Google Scholar
Duplicate citations. The following articles are merged in Scholar. Their combined citations are counted only for the first article.
Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics - Cited by 16,301 - Artificial photosynthesis - Photocatalysis - Energy storage - Energy conversion
9. Kun-Che Chang, PhD | Department of Ophthalmology
Research Interests. Glaucoma and other optic neuropathies lead to damage and eventual cell death of retinal ganglion cells (RGCs). Once lost, RGCs are not ...
2021-Present Assistant Professor, Ophthalmology, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine 2016-2020 Postdoctoral Scholar, Laboratory of Jeffrey Goldberg, Department of Ophthalmology, Stanford University
10. Kun Chang Lee - Canadian Institute For Knowledge Development
Kun Chang Lee has a double appointment in the SKK Business School and Department of Interaction Science as a Professor of MIS and Creativity Science, at ...
Kun Chang Lee has a double appointment in the SKK Business School and Department of Interaction Science as a Professor of MIS and Creativity Science, at Sungkyunkwan University (Seoul, South Korea).
11. Kun Chang - Semantic Scholar
Advancement of science. 9 February 2015. TLDR. It is revealed that the amine functionality in NH2–MIL‐88B (Fe) can also be ... as the H source and electron ...
Semantic Scholar profile for Kun Chang, with 32 highly influential citations and 68 scientific research papers.
12. When The Voice Goes Out… Kun Chang 張琨 (次瑤) 1917-2017
27 sep 2018 · The proto 4-tone system and its subsequent development as conditioned by the initials readily recalls what we are all too familiar with in the ...
"Collect, observe, and study carefully. Get your data right and let the language speak for itself."
