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Tan Meng Yoe's research focuses on digital religion, particularly Malaysian Christianity and online communities, alongside media studies, political communication in Malaysia, health communication, and education research. His investigations examine internet practices' impact on religious and political communication, spiritual authenticity in cyberspace, inter- and intra-religious dialogue on social media, and Christian experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. Notable publications include the monograph Malaysian Christians Online: Faith, Experience, and Social Engagement (Springer, 2020); co-edited volume Forged in Fire: Living the Christian Life in the Post-Pandemic World (Christian Institute for Theological Engagement, 2025); journal article "Authenticity in Online Religion: An Actor-Network Approach" (International Journal of Actor-Network Theory and Technological Innovation, 2016); and book chapter "Facebook and the Mediatization of Religion: Inter-/Intrareligious Dialogue in Malaysia" (Routledge, 2019). He has obtained several grants, such as School of Arts and Social Sciences Seed Grants and Monash Education Academy funding. Tan Meng Yoe serves as Research Fellow in Religion and New Media at the Christian Institute of Theological Engagement (CHRISTE) since 2021 and was a finalist in teaching excellence awards.