News on Cornell Collaboration with Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan
To help people who cannot speak, researchers developed a device to identify silent commands using facial and neck images.
A research team at Shandong Agricultural University collaborated with scientists from Cornell University to determine the origin of apples (published in 2017) and also has been developing new apple varieties.
Global Development professor Mario Herrero collaborated on research on “China’s Future Food Demand and its Implications for Trade and Environment.”
Professor Jim Giovannoni and Zhejiang University collaborators discovered a gene to improve store-bought tomato flavor and durability.
An international astronomy team with Cornellians and a Chinese telescope discovered an unexpectedly high number of radio bursts from across the universe.
The Rhythms of the Land Conference presented findings from the Ecological Calendars for Climate Adaptation Project (ECCAP) undertaken by a team of students and scholars from the USA, Germany, Italy, and China.…
Former 11th Cornell President Jeff Lehman Jeffrey Sean Lehman will be conferred an Honorary Citizenship of Shanghai.
Earth Science Prof. Larry Brown received the Chinese government's 2001 Friendship Award.
An international collaboration has identified what may be the oldest work of art, a sequence of hand and footprints discovered on the Tibetan Plateau.
Cornell announced its approval for an international dual-degree program between the School of Hotel Administration and China’s Guanghua School of Management at Peking University.
The Cornell China Center has announced six new grant awards, totaling $140,000, to support research by Cornell faculty teams partnering with researchers in China.
China-US Focus featured the Cornell Civic Ecology Lab's online courses that connect Chinese and American participants.
Cornell's Language Resource Center spoke with Ying Hua and Nina Chaopricha about the Cornell China Center and the events and opportunities afforded to students onsite in Beijing and on Cornell's campus.
The Cornell China Center continued its Deans’ Dialogue series with a conversation on artificial intelligence (AI).
CU has named a new dorm after renowned alum Hu Shih, who helped found Cornell's impressive East Asia library collection (and later was Chinese Ambassador to the U.S.)
Prof. Mildred Warner and a Zhejiang University colleague found that U.S. state laws designed to hinder union activity and indulge corporate entities do not enhance economic productivity.
This Bloomberg article quotes Prof. Max Zhang about the annual world air quality report and mentions his research with Tsinghua on air pollution in six Chinese cities supported by the Cornell China Center…
The 3rd annual digital agriculture hackathon brought together 176 students from 32 teams representing five of the world’s top agriculture schools (including China Agriculture University) for a 36-hour hackathon.
An international team identified genes helping peaches and their wild relatives to tolerate stress and adapt to climate change.
While critics claim environmental regulations hurt productivity and profits, this economics collaboration with China showed that the reality is more nuanced.
Global Development professor Jack Zinda studies how people adapt to China’s environmental conservation and reforestation programs.
This video chronicles a planned Asian Summer Garden with pavilion, rain garden, pergola, and lotus garden will showcase trees, flowers, and plants and highlight their importance in East Asian cultures.
Researchers in 18 countries including China showed that different countries reacted to the pandemic with different policies, resulting in widely varied public health and economic outcomes.
Architect Martin Miller discusses the fast pace of working on projects in China, collaboration and creativity, digital design tools and his advice to students.
Global Cornell's Study Away program for international students who face COVID-19 visa or travel issues has built a Cornell community at sites like Zhejiang University and will continue in Spring 2021…
