Regular biography
Dr Mia Han is a Lecturer in Audit (Teaching Focused) at The University of Queensland, School of Business, Faculty of Business, Economics and Law. Her research interests include areas such as corporate green innovation, ESG rating uncertainty, and climate risk. Dr Han has contributed to several journal articles, including studies on idiosyncratic profitability, excess cash holdings, and analyst forecast properties. She is available for supervision and engages in academic research and teaching at the university.
Scholar-generated biography
Miaodi Han is a researcher at the University of Queensland, focusing on Audit, Accounting, and Financial Accounting. Her work explores the impact of auditors' information search behavior during regulatory reviews and business combinations, as well as the influence of climate risk on corporate innovation in China. Han also investigates market efficiency through earnings disaggregation and the role of ESG rating uncertainty in corporate financial decisions. Her research highlights the significance of local public attention in driving green innovation and examines analyst forecast properties related to idiosyncratic earnings. Her studies contribute to understanding the interplay between financial reporting, corporate strategy, and external factors such as climate and ESG considerations.