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Last week, SIGS school leaders joined together online and offline at the Retreat 2021 to enhance intra-school communication and discuss the growth and development of academic institutes and divisions.

Who is Liang Qichao, the man depicted in the statue? Why was his image chosen for the statue? What connection does Junzi have with Tsinghua? How was the statue created? Today, we share with you the history and creation process behind Junzi.

On the morning of December 12th, at the SIGS 20th Anniversary Ceremony, faculty, students, and staff joined special guests to look back at the innovation the campus has achieved in the past 20 years and discuss new developments for the future.

Recently, Associate Professor Bilu Liu from Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School (SIGS) and Professor Manish Chhowalla from Cambridge University published a review paper, summarizing several key aspects that affect the catalytic performance for high-current-density electrocatalysis.

​A profile on Tsinghua SIGS was recently published in Nature Portfolio.

On the afternoon of December 12th, our campus unveiled the Junzi statue as part of the celebrations for our 20th anniversary.

Jian-Min Zhang and Zhen-Zhong Hu’s team have created a diffusion model of radioactive materials on the ocean scale from macroscopic and microscopic perspectives respectively to simulate the long-term effects of the Fukushima nuclear wastewater discharge program.

Recently, we sat down for an interview with Dr. Faisal Nadeem Khan, one of our campus's new PIs.

Congratulations to the SIGS researchers featured on the 2021 Highly Cited Researchers List for the significant contributions they’ve made to their respective fields on a global scale!

Recently, the team led by Prof. Hui-Ming Cheng and Associate Prof. Guangmin Zhou proposed that the d-p orbital hybridization between SAC and sulfur species can be used as the descriptor to develop highly active SACs for advanced Li-S batteries. They found that when SACs adsorb Li-S intermediates, the hybridization between d orbitals from SACs and p orbitals from sulfur will modulate the adsorbate's electronic structure and activation process.

Excellent and convenient human-computer interaction systems promote the renewal of human technology and bring great convenience to human production and life. Most current human-computer interaction interfaces are based on visual and auditory feedback, while advanced haptic feedback systems are also important tools in the field of human-computer interaction.

The overuse of fossil fuels has caused serious energy and environmental problems. Developing alternatives to fossil fuels and achieving carbon neutrality have becomecommon goals of global society. As a zero-carbon emission energy with high energy density, hydrogen energy has been considered as one of the most ideal energy sources for the future due to its high energy density and zero-carbon emission character. Water electrolysis is an important technology for green hydrogen production

The development in the field of human-computer interface has put higher demands on humanized and immersive human-machine interfaces (HMIs). New HMIs require not only simple and efficient design, but also intuitive operation. In smart homes, assistive technologies, and smart security, intuitive and multifunctional HMIs are of great importance. As body language that can convey rich intentions, gestures are favored in HMI. Glove-based human-computer interaction interfaces have been reported frequen

The excessive use of fossil fuel energy has caused serious environmental problems. Hydrogen (H2) is a clean energy carrier with zero-carbon emission and can be produced by water electrolysis driven by renewable energy, which is beneficial for future global carbon neutrality. Polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) electrolyzer technology is highly efficient and allows for high hydrogen production rates with current densities up to 2,000 mA cm−2, but suffers from problems of poor stability, high c