Ou Lydia Liu is affiliated with Princeton University in the United States and specializes in research within the Social Sciences, with a primary focus on Education. Their work broadly covers topics related to higher education, critical thinking development, and educational governance.
Their research contributions span 31 publications in social sciences, including 23 in education, 4 in political science and international relations, 3 in developmental and educational psychology, 2 in computer science applications, and 2 in gender studies. The main topics addressed in their work include:
The scientist's frequent publication venues reflect their focus, with the most contributions appearing in the Chinese/English Journal of Educational Measurement and Evaluation (12 publications). Other venues include Nature Human Behaviour (2 publications), International Journal of Quantitative Research in Education (2 publications), Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education (1 publication), and Educational Measurement Issues and Practice (1 publication).
Ou Lydia Liu has collaborated regularly with several coauthors, including Guangming Ling (8 joint publications), Prashant Loyalka (4 publications), Guirong Li (4 publications), Елена Карданова (4 publications), and Igor Chirikov (3 publications).
Selected recent papers authored or coauthored by Ou Lydia Liu include:
Ou Lydia Liu;Brent Bridgeman;Rachel M. Adler
Ou Lydia Liu;Lois Frankel;Katrina Crotts Roohr
Hee Sun Lee;Marcia C. Linn;Keisha Varma;Ou Lydia Liu
Richard L. Griffith;Leah Wolfeld;Brigitte K. Armon;Joseph Rios
Hee-Sun Lee;Ou Lydia Liu
Ou Lydia Liu;Hee-Sun Lee;Carolyn Hofstetter;Marcia C. Linn
Mengxiao Zhu;Ou Lydia Liu;Hee-Sun Lee
Hee-Sun Lee;Ou Lydia Liu;Marcia C. Linn
Ou Lydia Liu;Mark Wilson
Ou Lydia Liu;Joseph A. Rios;Michael Heilman;Libby Gerard
Joseph A. Rios;Hongwen Guo;Liyang Mao;Ou Lydia Liu
Ou Lydia Liu
Ou Lydia Liu
Ou Lydia Liu;Frank Rijmen;Carolyn MacCann;Richard Roberts
Ou Lydia Liu;Chris Brew;John Blackmore;Libby Gerard
Ou Lydia Liu;Liyang Mao;Lois Frankel;Jun Xu
Ou Lydia Liu
Judith Torney-Purta;Julio C. Cabrera;Katrina Crotts Roohr;Ou Lydia Liu
Hongwen Guo;Joseph A. Rios;Shelby Haberman;Ou Lydia Liu
Lijuan Wang;Carolyn MacCann;Xiaohua Zhuang;Ou Lydia Liu
Ou Lydia Liu
Amy Shaw;Ou Lydia Liu;Lin Gu;Elena Kardonova
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