The Covid-19 pandemic has drawn the fragility of human health into clear focus – not to mention the importance of facilitating quality research.
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Research conducted by Binbin Li and colleagues at Duke Kunshan’s Environmental Research Center has shed light on the effects of a rapid increase in livestock grazing across forested areas globally.
Published in the scientific journal Global Change Biology, on July 29, their study revealed a complex but generally negative picture of the impacts. It could contribute to forest conservation efforts and policies, and provide a scientific basis for future planning of sustainable livestock grazing.
Duke Kunshan student Eric Qu is just two years into his degree but has already published a paper in a major academic journal as the first author.
Data science undergraduate Eric Qu
Screens dictate much of the way we interact with the world today, often leading to alienation as they draw us further into our own little bubbles. Art historian Jung Choi is working to change that.
Jung Choi, assistant professor of art history and visual studies at Duke Kunshan, works with digital media and augmented reality
A speech recognition system designed by researchers at Duke Kunshan defeated strong competition to win two awards at Interspeech 2020, the world’s largest conference on speech processing and application.
Ming Li, left, demonstrates one of the systems developed by researchers and students at Duke Kunshan’s SMIIP Lab
As a boy, Sze Chai Kwok would spend hours exploring the woods and beaches near his childhood home in Hong Kong’s Clear Water Bay, watching the various wildlife hunt, eat and fight. Later, as a Ph.D. student in the U.K., he’d stroll London’s cosmopolitan streets, observing with equal fascination the throng of commuters, traders and tourists.
