With the world facing myriad challenges in public health and environmental protection, influential businessman Lawrence Tian called on graduates from Duke Kunshan’s Class of 2019 to become an innovative force for sustainable global development.
Dr. Chenkai Wu, assistant professor of global health, was recently selected as a mentor in the YSEALI-ENGAGE program.
Duke Kunshan Global Health Research Center offered a series of advanced training sessions to 180 government officials from the Jiangsu Commission of Health from November 16-18, 2018.
Frontiers in Health Science Research Forum aims to introduce the concept of global health to participants, giving a deep insight into health science research, and fostering youth leadership through encouraging youth to develop their own projects related to global health issues.
Duke Kunshan global health researchers participated in the Lancet-CAMS Health Summit, organized by the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences (CAMS) and The Lancet.
Study teams at DKU and Duke University are comparing the FluChip-8G assays with the classical World Health Organization molecular assays for influenza A and B viruses. This new technology could benefit the people and animals of Jiangsu Province.
© 2025 Duke Kunshan University 苏ICP备16021093号
