In the spring of 2024, DKU University-Corporate Innovation Lab (U-Corp), in collaboration with PEER, launched a university-corporate practice project titled: “Green Education Innovation in County-Level High Schools: Exploring the Application of Photovoltaic Energy and Water Purification Technology in Education for Sustainable Development.” The project, which spanned several months, successfully concluded this fall.
Silicon Intelligence is not only a pioneer in AI digital human development but also a bridge to the future workforce for everyone. This ESS will inspire you to consider how, through the power of technology, you can transcend traditional career limitations and become a creator, innovator, and leader in the digital age.
This event is a unique opportunity for all students to immerse themselves in the world of innovation and entrepreneurship. Whether you’re a prospective entrepreneur or simply interested in learning more, we encourage you to join us for a day of inspiration and connection.
In today’s highly competitive business environment, entrepreneurs face a series of challenges—from financial pressures and market uncertainties to team management issues. However, a strong professional background and diverse experience can provide entrepreneurs with a unique competitive advantage. In this event, Xing Zheming, Founder and President of Taskforce Consultancy, will offer valuable insights on navigating these challenges.
In today’s highly competitive business environment, entrepreneurs face a series of challenges—from financial pressures and market uncertainties to team management issues. However, a strong professional background and diverse experience can provide entrepreneurs with a unique competitive advantage. In this event, Xing Zheming, Founder and President of Taskforce Consultancy, will offer valuable insights on navigating these challenges.
In today’s highly competitive business environment, entrepreneurs face a series of challenges—from financial pressures and market uncertainties to team management issues. However, a strong professional background and diverse experience can provide entrepreneurs with a unique competitive advantage. In this event, Xing Zheming, Founder and President of Taskforce Consultancy, will offer valuable insights on navigating these challenges.
Passion to Impact, Building Social Ventures from Campus presented by Vincent Liu (Duke ‘21) & Rex Zhang, who are both Enlight China Fellows of the Watson Institute for this year. In this event, they will share their past stories, tips for success in creating a venture with social impact, and personalized guidance on your ventures.
The talk will cover several key topics. First, Jiang will reflect on his journey of starting a business at the age of 20, sharing the lessons he learned along the way. Next, he will discuss strategies for surviving in the competitive landscape of large corporations, introducing the concepts of “latency and bandwidth” to help entrepreneurs balance technical choices with business strategies. Finally, he will explore future trends in AI, particularly how Large Language Models (LLMs) offer new avenues for innovation and entrepreneurship. This event will provide attendees with valuable industry insights and practical guidance for launching and growing a business.
For this lecture, we are honored to have invited Jiachao Wang, a Chinese Para-Triathlete and the Gold medalist at the 2012 London Paralympics. With his rich personal experience and profound insights, Mr. Wang will share in-depth information on how to maintain a sense of responsibility and pragmatism in a complex and ever-changing environment, as well as how to persevere in the pursuit of goals and make continuous progress over time. Before the lecture, Mr. Wang will share how to properly prevent and manage sports injuries through an interactive workshop, which can help us ensure health and well-being while working out.
Women’s and children’s health is the foundation of public health and an important indicator of a country’s overall health level. Maternal and child care has always been a priority and supported by the state in the field of public health. However, due to disparities in regional development, access to information, health awareness, and medical service levels, some rural areas in China still exhibit significant gaps in the focus on the physiological and psychological health of women and children. A lack of personal knowledge and limited local medical resources further exacerbate the socioeconomic pressures they face and increase the risk of maternal and child diseases.
