1 September 2023

Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduates School (SISG) faculty visited Center for Water Research (CWR), NUS on 25th Aug. 2023

On 25th Aug. 2023, Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduates School faculty members visited CWR at NUS. Prof Hu Jiangyong, Directors of Environmental Engineering program and CWR, introduced the Environmental Engineering program in NUS and showcased the CWR R&D activities.

Launched in March of 2019, Tsinghua SIGS is a research and graduate education institution of Tsinghua University, China. CWR and SIGS faculties exchanged ideas and discussed cutting-edge research and collaboration, explored potential collaborations aiming to tackle global challenges in this visit.

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