News-Tsinghua University Tsinghua University· 中文 HEADLINES LATEST NEWS IN THE MEDIA FEATURES AND VOICES NEWSLETTER HEADLINES ​14th World Peace Forum opens at Tsinghua, highlighting global governance and international security cooperation On the morning of July 3, the 14th World Peace Forum, co-hosted by Tsinghua University and the Chinese People’s Institute of Foreign Affairs, opened at Tsinghua University HEADLINES ​Nobel Laureate in Chemistry Omar M. Yaghi joins Tsinghua University full-time ​On the morning of July 3, Tsinghua University held the Appointment Ceremony for Professor Omar M. Yaghi as Chair Professor of Tsinghua University at the Main Building. HEADLINES ​Tsinghua holds commencement ceremony for graduate students Tsinghua University held its 2026 Graduate Commencement Ceremony on June 28 LATEST NEWS Read more > ​Professor Zhou Li’s team collaborates on the development of a symbiotic electronic bandage that accelerates diabetic wound healing ​Global scientists convene in Beijing for the 2026 International Congress of Basic Science Former Chinese premier Zhu Rongji passes away at 98 ​Sir John Pendry appointed Honorary Professor, delivers Tsinghua Global Vision Lecture ​Tsinghua research team honored with 2025 IEEE TPDS Best Paper Award ​Tsinghua University hosts the Sixth Global Forum on the Development of Computer Science ​AI+Education Forum on "Reimagining the University for an AI-Driven Future" held during the 2026 World AI Conference New study by Wu Jian’s team at Beijing Tsinghua Changgung Hospital reveals that targeted exosome-delivered CD151 siRNA alleviates blood-brain barrier disruption after ischemic stroke In the media Read more > The first ticking ‘nuclear clocks’ are here — what can they do? A team led by Tsinghua University physicist Shiqian Ding has made one of the world’s first nuclear clocks. These radical new devices keep time using fluctuations in the energy states of an atom’s nucleus, rather than those of its elect... Chinese scientists create ‘safe’ lithium battery that works well even after overheating Tsinghua scientists have developed a ceramic-based lithium-ion battery that can withstand high temperatures and offers superior safety and operates stably at temperatures of up to 150C. Why East Asia could be the new centre for peace and economic growth Tsinghua political scientist Yan Xuetong notes that the foundations of peace in the region "are stronger than those in Europe". Features and voices Read more > Katherin Thouvenin: Life at Tsinghua full of excitement Meet the translators of Tsinghua! Meet the Tsinghua women driving change Tsinghua Newsletter About Us │ Contact Us Copyright 2001-2021 news.tsinghua.edu.cn. All rights reserved.