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沈思语
个人简介与研究方向
欢迎关注我们研究室！我是沈思语，目前是博士生三年级。这是我的个人主页：https://sites.google.com/view/siyushen。我是从修士一年级开始进入藤井教授研究室学习的，到现在已经是第五年了。希望通过这篇介绍，向对本研究室课题感兴趣的同学分享我在九大的学习与生活。
研究课题：
我的研究课题是关于 financial materiality（财务重要性） 与 企业财务表现的关系。在当前的全球经济环境下，如何通过非财务指标识别对企业价值产生实质影响的因素，是一个极具挑战且充满前景的领域。目前，我也开始进一步拓展供应链相关主题，希望从更广阔的角度理解企业可持续发展问题。
在整个研究过程中，藤井老师给了很大的帮助。从课题的选择，研究框架的搭建，数据处理，到论文初稿的完成，老师都会耐心的解答并且给我提供了很多新的解决问题的视角。在老师的指导下，我每年都能够持续推进研究并取得一定的成果。这样的研究节奏让我学到了很多新的知识和方法，也让我在每一次完成论文、汇报研究或投稿之后，都能够感受到非常强的成就感。
研究成果:
1. How corporate climate change mitigation actions affect the cost of capital
Y Wang, S Shen, J Xie, H Fujii, AR Keeley, S Managi
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management 31 (6), 5139-5154
T Fan, S Shen, CYB Sit, PJA Kenis, A Chapman
Journal of CO2 Utilization 91, 103002
3. Does environmental materiality matter to corporate financial performance: Evidence from 34 countries
S Shen, J Xie, H Fujii, AR Keeley, S Managi
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management 32 (2), 2390-2411
X Wang, S Shen, J Xie, H Fujii, AR Keeley, S Managi
Business Strategy and the Environment
奖学金：
我在博士期间我先后获得了 K2 SPRING 奖学金，并于今年成功申请到了日本学术振兴会的 JSPS DC2 特别研究员。这一奖学金每月大约提供 20万日元的生活支持，同时还配有一定金额的研究经费。对留学生来说，稳定的经济支持非常重要，这可以保证我减轻生活压力，有足够的时间来投入研究、参加学会、购买研究需要的数据和开展国际交流。正因为有了较为充足的经费支持，在老师的引荐和帮助下，我将前往澳大利亚 的QUT（Queensland University of Technology） 进行访学。这让我的留学生活变得很丰富，有了更多的机会去接触到国际上对于我的研究课题有着什么样的解释。
与此同时，藤井老师会全力支持学生的科研生活。无论是申请奖学金、参加学会、进行海外交流，还是平时研究中遇到的各种困难，老师都会给予很大的帮助和支持。老师本人也非常努力，始终积极推进研究，拥有较为充足的研究经费和良好的学术资源，因此也能带领学生参加各种学会和学术交流活动。对于希望认真做研究、不断提升自己的学生来说，这是一个非常重要的条件。因为学术成长并不仅仅依赖个人努力，也很依赖一个能够提供资源、机会和指导的研究环境。
福冈生活：
除了研究本身之外，福冈的生活环境也非常适合学生安心学习和生活。学校周边整体比较安静，适合专心读书和做研究；同时交通也很方便，从学校到市中心乘坐地铁大约三十分钟左右，无论是住在学校附近，还是住在市区，通勤都比较便利。福冈本身也是一座生活舒适度很高的城市，不仅有很多美食和购物的地方，而且整体节奏相对温和，不会像超大城市那样拥挤和紧张。这里的人也都很友好，让人能够比较快地适应和融入新的生活环境。
如果你希望进入一个能够认真做研究、持续成长，并且同时拥有良好生活和科研环境的研究室，我认为这里会是一个很不错的选择。在藤井研究室的这五年也让我获得了许多原本难以想象的机会，包括论文发表、奖学金申请、国际访学以及学术交流。因此，我很喜欢这个研究室！
Life in Fujii Lab at Kyushu University
About Me
Welcome, and thank you for visiting our lab page!
My name is Siyu Shen, and I am currently a third-year PhD student. You can also visit my personal homepage here: https://sites.google.com/view/siyushen
I joined Professor Fujii’s lab in the first year of my master’s program, so this is now my fifth year in the lab. Through this short introduction, I would like to share my experience of studying and living at Kyushu University with students who may be interested in our lab and research topics.
Research Topics
My main research focuses on the relationship between financial materiality and corporate financial performance. In today’s global economic environment, identifying which non-financial factors have a real impact on firm value is both a challenging and promising area of research. Recently, I have also started exploring topics related to supply chains, because I would like to understand corporate sustainability issues from a broader perspective.
Throughout my research journey, Professor Fujii has given me a great deal of support. From choosing a topic and building the research framework to handling data and completing the first draft of a paper, he has always been patient in answering my questions and has offered me many new ways of thinking about problems. Thanks to his guidance, I have been able to make steady progress every year and produce meaningful research outcomes. This pace of research has helped me learn many new methods and ideas, and it has also given me a strong sense of achievement whenever I complete a paper, give a presentation, or submit my work.
Research Output:
Some of the papers I have worked on include:
1. How corporate climate change mitigation actions affect the cost of capital
Y Wang, S Shen, J Xie, H Fujii, AR Keeley, S Managi
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management 31 (6), 5139-5154
T Fan, S Shen, CYB Sit, PJA Kenis, A Chapman
Journal of CO2 Utilization 91, 103002
3. Does environmental materiality matter to corporate financial performance: Evidence from 34 countries
S Shen, J Xie, H Fujii, AR Keeley, S Managi
Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management 32 (2), 2390-2411
X Wang, S Shen, J Xie, H Fujii, AR Keeley, S Managi
Business Strategy and the Environment
Scholarships and Research Support
During my PhD, I received the K2 SPRING scholarship, and this year I was also selected as a JSPS DC2 Research Fellow. This fellowship provides about 200,000 yen per month for living support, along with additional research funding.
For international students, having stable financial support is extremely important. It reduces financial stress and allows us to focus more on research, attend conferences, purchase necessary data, and take part in international academic exchange.
Because of this support, and also with Professor Fujii’s recommendation and encouragement, I am planning to visit QUT (Queensland University of Technology) in Australia this year as a visiting researcher. I am very excited about this opportunity, because it will allow me to broaden my academic perspective and learn more about how my research topics are discussed internationally.
At the same time, I truly feel that Professor Fujii strongly supports students in both research and daily academic life. Whether it is applying for scholarships, attending conferences, going abroad for research exchange, or dealing with difficulties in our projects, he is always willing to help. He is also very hardworking himself, actively pushes forward his own research, and has solid research funding and academic resources. Because of this, students in the lab have many opportunities to join conferences and engage in academic exchange. For anyone who wants to seriously pursue research and continue growing, this kind of environment is incredibly valuable. Academic growth depends not only on personal effort, but also on being in a place that offers guidance, resources, and opportunities.
Life in Fukuoka
Besides research, I think Fukuoka is also a very comfortable place to live as a student.
The area around the university is quiet, which makes it a good environment for studying and research. At the same time, transportation is convenient. It takes about 30 minutes by subway to reach the city center, so whether you live near campus or in downtown Fukuoka, commuting is quite manageable.
Fukuoka is also a very livable city. There are many delicious restaurants and great places for shopping, but the city is not overly crowded or stressful like some larger metropolitan areas. People here are generally very friendly, and these make it easier to settle in and feel comfortable in daily life.
Final
If you are looking for a lab where you can seriously pursue research, continue growing, and at the same time enjoy a supportive academic and living environment, I think this is a very good choice. My five years in Fujii Lab have given me many opportunities that I had never imagined before, including publications, scholarships, international research visits, and academic exchange. Because of that, I truly enjoy being part of this lab.
王心雨
自我介绍：
我是王心雨，目前是九州大学经济学院藤井秀道研究室的博士三年级学生，来自中国山东济南。2023年，通过中国的申请渠道获得日本政府（MEXT）国费奖学金资助，来到九州大学攻读博士学位。
我的研究主要关注企业参与社会责任活动所带来的财务与金融影响，尤其聚焦于企业 ESG 实践对企业价值和市场定价效率的作用。目前，我的研究重点是企业在碳市场中的活动与战略，以及这些行为对企业绩效的影响。我主要使用 Stata 和 Python 开展实证研究，研究方法包括面板回归、多层线性回归、双重差分法以及机器学习等。迄今为止，我已在 Business Strategy and the Environment 和 Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management 发表两篇文章。
藤井研究室拥有开放、友好且充满活力的学术氛围，十分重视学生之间的交流与合作。藤井老师在研究指导上认真细致，能够给予学生充分的讨论与反馈，并鼓励大家积极参加国内外学术会议。研究室每年都会举办新生欢迎会、毕业会、运动会等活动，帮助同学们更快融入研究室生活。作为国际学生，我也切身感受到研究室在学术与日常学习方面给予的支持，这使我能够更快适应新的学习环境。这些经历不仅拓宽了我的学术视野，也让我在研究与交流方面获得了很多成长。
除了良好的学术氛围之外，研究室也比较重视研究与生活的平衡。平时在课余时间，我会和朋友一起打羽毛球、爬山、露营等，这让我在博士阶段能够更好地保持生活节奏与研究状态。
主页：https://sites.google.com/view/xinyuwang07/home
谷歌学术：https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=ow65dNEAAAAJ
My name is Wang Xinyu, and I am currently a third-year PhD student in the Fujii Hidemichi Laboratory at the Faculty of Economics, Kyushu University. I am from Jinan, Shandong, China. After receiving my master’s degree in 2022, I came to Kyushu University in 2023 to pursue my PhD with the support of the Japanese Government (MEXT) Scholarship, which I applied for from China.
My research focuses on the financial and market implications of corporate social responsibility activities, with particular attention to how firms’ ESG practices affect firm value and market pricing efficiency. My current work examines corporate behavior and strategy in carbon markets and their impact on firm performance. In my research, I mainly use Stata and Python for empirical analysis, including panel regression, multilevel linear modeling, difference-in-differences, and machine learning methods. So far, I have published two papers in Business Strategy and the Environment and Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Management.
The Fujii Laboratory has an open, friendly, and energetic academic environment, with a strong emphasis on communication and collaboration among students. Professor Fujii provides careful and thoughtful supervision, encourages discussion, and offers constructive feedback on research. He also encourages students to participate actively in both domestic and international academic conferences. The laboratory organizes activities such as welcome parties for new students, graduation gatherings, and sports events, which help students integrate into the lab community. As an international student, I have felt well supported in both my academic work and daily life, which has helped me adapt smoothly to a new environment. These experiences have broadened my academic perspective and contributed greatly to my growth as a researcher and communicator.
In addition to its strong academic atmosphere, the laboratory also values a healthy balance between research and life. In my free time, I enjoy playing badminton, hiking, and camping with friends, which helps me maintain a good balance and stay focused during my PhD.
Homepage: https://sites.google.com/view/xinyuwang07/home
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=ow65dNEAAAAJ
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