Professor Sukbin Lim and her collaborators offer a new explanation for these memory errors.
NYU Around the World
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- Arts and Science College of Dentistry Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences Gallatin School of Individualized Study Grossman School of Medicine Institute for the Study of the Ancient World Institute of Fine Arts Leonard N. Stern School of Business Long Island School of Medicine Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service Rory Meyers College of Nursing School of Global Public Health School of Law School of Professional Studies Silver School of Social Work Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development Tandon School of Engineering Tisch School of the Arts
Two lectures bridged the past and present, exploring the dynamics of the Cold War and its enduring impact on today’s world.
Students entering the program commit to a series of student-led dialogues on topics like identity, race, social class, gender, and disability, all within a safe space where differing perspectives are respected.
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Sam Ong ’22: Trusting the Process
“I don’t know where life will take me, but one of the biggest things I’ve learned is to really just trust the process.”
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Chen Xinyue ’22: Learning, Coding, and Growing at NYU Shanghai
“At NYU Shanghai, we are encouraged and inspired by others to find our true interests and potential - leapfrogging into progress instead of setting limits.”
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Harry Hua, MA TESOL ’22: A Teacher in Students’ Shoes
“In this ever-changing world, the knowledge and skills acquired in college will soon be not enough to count on. Keeping learning and advancing is the only way.”
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Bongani Ntsakani Musikavanhu ’22: Embracing His Inner Indiana Jones in Shanghai
“NYU Shanghai in a sense, has been my luck.”
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Steve Cai Jingyuan ’22 - A Bridge Between Cultures
Cai talks about his time as a research assistant, basketball captain, and his goal to bridge cultures and differences.
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Dean Keith Ross: Mastering Machine Learning in Shanghai
I thought taking part in building the first Sino-US joint university would be an exciting experience – and it has turned out to be the case!
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Wu Xiaogang: A Researcher’s Journey Home
“I have a special attachment to Shanghai, a place I’d like to call home. This city will always be central to my research.”
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An NYU Shanghai Student’s Life in Sketches
Four years of NYU Shanghai and several sketchbooks later.
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Taylah Bland '21: Seizing Every Opportunity
Taylah Bland talks about self-designing a major, leading student government, and her upcoming plans as a Schwarzman Scholar.
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NYU Shanghai Celebrates the Arrival of Its Class of 2029
Over 600 students hailing from over 50 countries and 24 Chinese provinces arrived for Move-In Day on August 24, becoming NYU Shanghai’s newest cohort of first years—the Class of 2029!
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