Cornell faculty explored macroeconomic forces influencing the hospitality sector, including technology adoption, changing consumer behavior, and Asia-Pacific growth.

Speaker Liang Xu explored how data, market structure, and audience behavior shape film production, marketing, and distribution in China.

Legal experts from China and beyond examined regulatory developments, global market dynamics, and emerging trends shaping the legal profession.

The Cornell Club of Beijing hosted its annual dinner, bringing together 150 alumni and their families for an evening celebrating the strength and vitality of Cornell in China.

This lecture explored how dietary choices affect both personal health and the environment, highlighting the connections between eating habits, sustainability, and climate action.

Clinicians, researchers, and industry leaders examined how scientific discoveries move toward real-world application in areas including cell and gene therapy, digital diagnostics, and cardiometabolic research.

This session explored how individuals can thrive in an AI-driven world where the technology is reshaping industry strategies and the competitive landscape.

The Cornell China Center in Beijing hosted an event exploring public and global health, emphasizing its significance not only for individual well-being but also for societal progress.

Professor Yi Chen discussed the economic logic behind China’s digital platform ecosystems and how these models shape competition, consumption, and economic growth.

On Saturday, August 3, 2024, the Cornell China Center in Beijing hosted the Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy Alumni Meetup. Co-organized by Cornell Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA) and the Cornell Public Affairs Society (a graduate student organization), the gathering brought together about 30 alumni and current students from the school.