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Aug05

A new rapid lung-cancer drug sensitivity test
An organoid-based test to predict drug effectiveness returns individualized results within a week for the world's deadliest cancer.Hundreds of miniature organs, or ‘organoids’, grown in a nanolit...
Aug05

Inspirations with Olympic Energy and Positivity
Aug03

Full Text of Tsinghua University Report on Sustainable Development Goals Released
The Tsinghua University Report on Sustainable Development Goals comprehensively summarizes the efforts and actions taken by Tsinghua University in implementing the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goa...
Aug02

China's sustainable development offers inspiration: Cassandra Ler
Cassandra Ler from Singapore is a graduate student at the School of Public Policy and Management. Pursuing her degrees in the Tsinghua-Geneva Dual Master’s in Public Policy for Sustainable Develop...
Jul29

A big new player in large-scale natural-language AI
Introducing the world’s largest natural-language artificial intelligence model – the multi-lingual, multimedia-generating Wu Dao.China’s first super-scale natural-language AI was unveiled in ear...
Jul27

Tsinghua’s Yang wins second gold medal at Tokyo Olympics
The Chinese pair of Yang Qian/Yang Haoran defeated the United States' Mary Carolynn Tucker/Lucas Kozeniesky 17-13 in the 10m air rifle mixed team event final at the Asaka Shooting Range on Tuesday....
Jul27

China's development story resonates with the world：John Paul Grima
John Paul Grima is a senior policy analyst in the Office of International Affairs of Tsinghua University since 2016. Originating from Melbourne, Australia, he is passionate about contributing to gr...
Jul26

China's development is unique: Tamar Kvlividze
Tamar Kvlividze from Georgia came to China for the first time in 2015 to study the Chinese language. Fascinated by its development, she decided to pursue her higher studies here and deepen her unde...
Jul21

How SARS-CoV-2 packs its punch
Early details on the molecular architecture of the COVID-19 virus were key for vaccine developers in helping outline the shapes of its rich genome, flailing spikes, and sugar shields.In late 2020, ...
Jul16

CPC's poverty alleviation and anti-corruption success laudable: Prof. John Olbrich
Professor John Olbrich from London has lived in China for one decade, of which he has spent eight good years teaching English writing and Western culture to English majors, undergraduates and PhD s...

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