When picturing the image of the Antarctic, people tend to think of glacier and quirky penguins. For most of us, it sounds cool and adventurous to be a scientist and do research in the Antarctic. Three scientists from Wuhan University participated in the 32nd Antarctic scientific expedition and came back home. Tthey told us it was “cool” in the Antarctic, physically and literally.Two researche...

The international final of the 2016 Global Management Challenge (GMC) embracing the presence of 26 countries was held from April 18 to 20 in Macao. The team of MBA program from the School of Economics and Management of Wuhan University named “Sifanggu” claimed the second prize.In the knockout round, the champion teams of 25 countries were divided into 4 groups. All the groups had to make ...

The 36th Global Management Challenge (the 20th China Region GMC ) was held in Beijing on 12 March.Three students from MBA program (Xiongrui, Zhenxin, Lijie) on behalf of Wuhan University named “Sifanggu” have participated the competition and achieved the first place in the contest.The competition attracted 150 Chinese universities with 2000 teams which lasted 4 4 months. The “Sifanggu” ...

Peng Jian, WHU alumnus and Computer Science Assistant Professor at University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, was conferred the 2016 Sloan Fellowship along with 16 other scholars of Chinese descent. He is the only winner in computational and evolutionary molecular biology.Peng Jian entered Wuhan University in 2001 and obtained his Bachelor and Master’s degree. He then moves on to pursue his ...

The World Academic Summit 2015 was held at Melbourne University, Australia recently. As a fame-growing university in the world, Wuhan University sent a delegation headed by Chief Accountant Ying Weiwei to attend the summit from 30 September to 2 October. Later in Oakland, New Zealand, the delegation signed the Agreement of Research Center of New Environmental Intelligence Computing Technology with its partners in New Zealand.

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