October 2017: Project Neuron goes live, Third "Lighting the Way" Scholarship Gala, Graduate Awarded Fulbright Scholarship and more!





October 24, 2017

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Campus News

 


 

NYU Shanghai Marks Five Year Anniversary

October 15 marks five years since New York University Shanghai was officially established, becoming the first Sino-American joint university in China and the third degree-granting campus in NYU’s global network.

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Third "Lighting the Way" Scholarship Gala

On October 18, the third annual “Lighting the Way” Scholarship Gala invited around 100 guests, including members of the Foundation Board, university leadership, alumni, corporate sponsors, faculty members and students to NYU Shanghai for an evening of celebrating student achievement. 

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Project Neuron Goes Live

Project Neuron, a visual and performance art piece by NYU Shanghai faculty, students and local artists debuted Mondayat the 43rd International Computer Music Conference. Dancers explored, built and shaped the city of Shanghai in the virtual world—their movements tracked and visualized as 3D graphics using a synthesis of motion capture and audio technologies. It took about 20 computers to power the live performance at the Shanghai Symphony Hall.

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Events

  • Introduction to Intermedia Collaboration

    17:00 to 18:30 RSVP

    Nov
    2

    2017

  • Dialogue with Mirko Bordiga, CEO of Maserati China

    17:30 to 18:45 RSVP

    Nov
    2

    2017

  • NYU Shanghai Piano Recital

    16:00 to 17:30 RSVP

    Nov 12

    2017

Parents shout-out

Your Question Answered


  • What are the overseas campuses or study-away sites for students to choose from?


  • NYU Shanghai students can apply for any of the campuses or study-away sites among NYU’s global network system, including campuses in New York and Abu Dhabi, and 11 other study-away sites all over the world: Accra, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Florence, London, Madrid, Paris, Prague, Sydney, tel aviv, Washington, D.C. Studying abroad is not only a requirement to completing the degree, but also an important opportunity to expand horizons, learn languages, exchange cultures and integrate into local life.

In the Media


  • Priorities for the Nation

    CGTN invited Assistant Psychology Professor Cui Lixian and senior student Dong Jiaqi to join in the live broadcast of the 19th CPC National Congress on October 18. Professor Cui spoke about expectations of higher education development (view starting at 35’50’’) and Dong Jiaqi talked about President Xi Jinping’s work report (see starting at 48’30’’).

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  • Doors Open for Foreign Students

    China Daily interviewed James Bromley ’18 in an article about China’s joint-venture universities and how they provide foreign students with access to valuable Chinese experiences, as well as what it’s like to study political economy at NYU Shanghai.

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  • The Myths of AI

    The Intellectual published an op-ed by Professor of Computer Science Zhang Zheng, who clarified common misunderstandings about artificial intelligence, often dramatically overhyped by both media and the public.

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Student Spotlight

 


Graduate Awarded Fulbright Scholarship

NYU Shanghai graduate Hannah Johnstone ‘17 has received a coveted 2017-2018 Fulbright US Student Award. Johnstone, who is the university’s first Fulbright Scholar,  will travel to Malaysia in January for a 10-month teaching assignment.

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