The exhibition Ecole du soir (The Evening School) offers visitors multiple opportunities to connect, exchange, and be inspired. Film screenings, collaborative translations, and workshops invite visitors to share ideas on contemporary African thought and life practices and building a cooperative future. The show opens March 7 and runs till June 1st.
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Read more about how learning to harmonize together strengthens our work environment. The FaSta choir, under the direction of Clinical Assistant Professor of Arts Gabriel Song, is fresh off the heels of performing on the same stage as the Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra at the Shanghai Oriental Art Center last week.
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A recent study led by NYU Shanghai Professor of Global Public Health Brian J. Hall shows that a WHO-developed wellness app, adapted for the Chinese context, has proven to be a robust intervention tool for coping with depression among Chinese young adults. The Center for Global Health Equity has plans to implement digital interventions on a larger scale.
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A diverse faculty team of distinguished mathematicians and scientists are broadening the spectrum of mathematical topics at NYU Shanghai. Associate Provost for Strategic Initiatives Pierre Tarrès, the Institute's co-director, shares how the institute has evolved since 2013.
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• On February 27, NYU Shanghai-ECNU Center on Global History, Economy and Culture (GHEC) organized a lecture entitled "The Unerasable Memory: Revisiting China's Road to the Korean War" by Shen Zhihua, a renowned Cold War historian who is also GHEC co-director and Professor of History at ECNU. NYU Shanghai's Assistant Professor of Philosophy Yuan Yuan served as Shen's commentator, and Chen Jian, GHEC co-director and Distinguished Global Network Professor of History, moderated the session. In his lecture, which attracted more than 130 community members, Professor Shen shared new perspectives on the origins and consequences of the Korean war with the audience, highlighting how to better understand the Korean challenge facing the world today.
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• The IMB Mentorship Series kicked off the year with an event about navigating the intersection of media and finance. On February 27, Assistant Professor of Interactive Media Business (IMB) Wang Jing invited Yicai Media Group Deputy Chief Editor of Global Markets Ge Weier to speak on " Media Professions in the World of Finance and Business." An established journalist and editor, Ge represents Yicai in working with US and European financial institutions and media outlets, including NYSE, Nasdaq, IMF, CES, MSCI, and Associated Press.
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In last week's Gazette, Deziree Harmon was incorrectly identified as Class of '24. She is Class of '25. Our apologies and congratulations to her again for being named a LEADNext Fellow.
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The Countdown Begins!
It's 88 days till graduation and senior students got in the spirit, taking cap and gown photos on Friday morning. Pictured from left: Mia Xue '24, Frank Bao '24, Shreesh Tripathi '24, and Ishaan Gupta '24.
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"'Going meta' is not just a concept but a spirit and an attitude—a scholarly attitude and an approach to facing difficulties and barriers. I hope this inspires you and provides you with the resilience to say 'I can definitely do this' when faced with challenges. Adopting multiple perspectives can transform a 'no' into a 'yes' from another angle!"
— Cheng Deng, Chief Researcher at the Enigma Technology Research Institute, spoke at TEDxNYUShanghai February Salon on "Going Meta"
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| From the NYU Global Network
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NYU researchers developed an app using cognitive behavioral therapy and mindfulness to curb dentist office anxiety. "These technologies empower patients to manage their thoughts, feelings, and behavior at their next dental appointment," said NYU Dentistry Family Translational Research Group Co-Director Richard Heyman.
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• Looking back on the 45 years of Sino-US education exchange
Chancellor Tong Shijun spoke with Yangcheng Evening News on the significance of Sino-US educational exchanges and how NYU Shanghai aspires to contribute to cross-cultural cooperation in higher education.
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By showing that the symmetrically transformed Bessel kernel admits a full asymptotic expansion for the large parameter, speaker Zhang Lun from Fudan University establishes a hard-to-soft edge transition expansion. model.
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