Some 150 library staff and leaders from across China and the Asia-Pacific gathered at NYU Shanghai for the 2026 Sino-Foreign Joint Venture University Library & Asia Pacific Business School Librarians' Group Conference from October 21 to 23.
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On October 17, 41 NYU Shanghai students and five Fudan University students had the opportunity to learn about Shanghai from a different perspective. The excursion kicked off "The Series," a program organized by the Office of Residential Education and Housing to introduce students to Shanghai culture and history on foot.
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As cities grow in population, they grow proportionally in terms of infrastructure—new buildings, paved streets, and parking lots. Or so says conventional wisdom. However, a new study by a team of researchers, including Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Huang Kangning, dispels this thinking.
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For Leah Bian Runhe '23, creativity has been a process of experimentation, not just with ideas and technology, but with herself. Today, as a full-stack designer on RedNote's innovation experience team, she continues to explore that question through design, technology and AI.
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🗨️ Congratulations to IMA students Peng Boyan '27 and Rong Fangfei '27, under the guidance of IMA Associate Arts Professor Jung Hyun Moon, for their work Can We Resonate without Being the Same, which was one of 14 lighting artworks selected to be screened in a preview of the Zhangjiang Urban Beacon AI Art Exhibition. The final exhibition will be held on Sunday, November 1, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at 1393 Haike Road but for the best viewing spot head to Luyue Tiandi at 1600 Zhongke Road.
🗨️ Assistant Professor of Psychology Wu Yuerui led an NYU Shanghai Reads program on October 28 exploring research on autobiographical memory and legal psychology and considering what research can—and cannot—tell us about memory, responsibility, and the aftermath of violence.
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"Investigating the world, testing out ideas, and trying to discover something new—that's doing science. Science is for questions that scientists think can be answered, while art is for questions that have no single correct answer. It's for the absolutely unanswerable questions that you have to respond to over and over again."
—Poet Jane Hirshfield speaking on Poetry, Science, the Biosphere, and Intimacy with All Things on Tuesday
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Authentic flavors from nine regions of China were on offer at NYU Shanghai's annual Bite of China Food Fair on Wednesday night. Students tried new flavors and experienced the richness of China's heritage, while learning the stories, traditions, and cultures behind every dish.
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From the NYU Global Network |
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New York University computer scientists and students have developed a pair of web-hosted AI systems designed to increase the efficiency and accuracy of the research process—by spotting "hallucinations" in academic citations and by identifying appropriate experimental protocols for scientific studies.
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• Global experts call for mutual learning at Shanghai forum
Vice Chancellor Jeffrey Lehman advocated for educational exchanges to advance mutual learning among countries at the 2026 Shanghai International Public Relations Forum, China Daily reported.
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5:00 PM to 6:00 PM / Room W923
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Speaker Longmin Wang is a professor at the School of Statistics and Data Science, Nankai University. His research focuses on probability models on groups and potential theory for non-local operators.
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