M. Laeeq Khan

Associate Professor

Ohio State University

United States

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Dr. M. Laeeq Khan is an Associate Professor at Ohio University, USA. His research focuses on the adoption of generative artificial intelligence by international students, social media engagement, and the role of medical professionals in health messaging. He has published extensively on topics such as AI in higher education, cultural preservation through camel naming, and the Arabic animation film landscape.

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Taufiq Ahmad

University of Maryland at College Park

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James Madison University

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Factors influencing international students’ adoption of generative artificial intelligence

Fostering Audience Engagement on Social Media

Credibility and influence in health messaging: examining medical professionals' role on X in promoting N95 respirators during COVID-19

AI in higher education: unveiling academicians’ perspectives on teaching, research, and ethics in the age of ChatGPT

So much more than the ship of the deserts! How naming of camels preserves identity, cultural heritage, and well-being

Exploring the Arabic animation film landscape: filmmaker perspectives from seven nations

Instagram for audience engagement: an evaluation of CERC framework in the GCC nations for digital public health during the Covid-19 pandemic

Conflicting attitudes: Analyzing social media data to understand early discourse on COVID-19 passports

The kiss of death – Unearthing conversations surrounding Chagas disease on YouTube

Structural empowerment, cultural diversity, and interpersonal conflict: Evidence from international NGOs in Pakistan

Digital inequality in the Appalachian Ohio: Understanding how demographics, internet access, and skills can shape vital information use (VIU)

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Taufiq Ahmad

Muhammad Ittefaq

Adil S. Al Busaidi

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