Professor Sukbin Lim and her collaborators offer a new explanation for these memory errors.
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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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Li Li: Follow Your Heart and Let the Data Speak for Themselves
NYU Shanghai Professor of Neuroscience and Psychology Li Li’s career has taken her from Lanzhou to Beijing to Rhode Island to Hong Kong. She’s worked in academia, NASA, and the private sector, all while raising two daughters.
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Kristen Glinton '19: Pioneering Her Way to a Fulbright
The first Bahamian Fulbright scholarship winner in nearly 25 years is putting research to work making the workplace better.
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Cheng Yue: Carrying on a Family tradition across East and West
Following his grandparents, father, mother and sister into the family "business" of music education, Clinical Assistant Arts Professor Cheng Yue reflects on his musical family, his former career, and his hopes for his new role as conductor of NYU Sha
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Meet Jeremy Hazin ’25, NYU Shanghai's First Olympian!
Jeremy Hazin ’25 shares his experience as an Olympic athlete in Tokyo.
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Zuo Lala: Storytelling Through Architecture
"Shanghai is an architectural museum. In it, we can see... tradition, history, and modernity."
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Zane Fadul ’21: Rising to the Occasion
A computer science major talks about the importance of personal agency and making his field more accessible.
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Lancelot Zhang Qilin ’21: Language is the Silk that Weaves Community Together
When he was three years old Lancelot Zhang Qilin ’21 was confident he could speak English with anyone. “I would walk up to any foreigner I could find on the street to say, ‘Hello, how are you?’ I liked it.”
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Sydney Fontalvo '21: Transforming Exploration into Real Change
"You can't just look at things through one lens, one field... to get the wider picture. You want to constantly be challenging yourself."
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Kong Xiaoyan '21: Set on Making a Difference
“There are people who have the privilege to come to universities, and there are so, so many others who don’t,” she says. “You’re getting this opportunity...because you’re meant to be there to help those that cannot.”
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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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