Chinese Science / Humanities Club

The Chinese Science / Humanities Club is a Student Academic Project organised by Zhiyi Wu, DPhil Ion Channels and Disease.

In these events, senior academics give talks in Mandarin about science and humanities. The biweekly event runs throughout the year featuring two talks, one about science and another about the humanities, separated by a short break in between to allow for networking and refreshments.

The aims of the talks include:

  • Giving Chinese students wishing to return to China after graduation the opportunity to get accustomed to receiving scientific talks in Mandarin and to practise using Mandarin for scientific discussion;
  • Bringing together Chinese business students, medical science students and education students, to help cultivate collaboration and new ideas;
  • Allowing students interested in getting grants from China or continuing their scientific career in China the opportunity to socialise with Chinese students familiar with the details of developing a scientific career in the country.

Events

Single Biology and SimCell synthetic biology

Speaker: Professor Wei Huang
Friday 22 November 2019

Quantum entanglementand normal temperature super conductance

Speakers: Dr Jinji Sun and Dr Tianhan Liu
Friday 22 November 2019

Human intelligence

Speaker: Dr Yongchao Huang
Friday 8 November 2019

Yoga and meditation

Speaker: Dr Feng Liu
Friday 8 November 2019

What, why and how about nanopore sequencing technique

Speaker: Dr Yujia Qin
Friday 25 October 2019

Plasticity about plastic

Speaker: Dr Fengxian Liu
Friday 25 October 2019

Single molecule fluorescent and its usage in biology

Speaker: Dr Man Zhou
Friday 11 October 2019

From apple tree to gold mining, a brief introduction of decision making

Speaker: Mengxi Wang
Friday 11 October 2019

Uses of literature and The Tempest

Dr Yang Liu
Saturday 27 July 2019

Heroes in Long Gu novels

Dr Mengxi Wang
Sunday 14 July 2019

Introduction to sleeping disorder and neurodegenerative diseases from sleeping physiology to dream mechanism and Parkinson’s disorder

Yaping Liu, PhD
Friday 5 July 2019

Artificial intelligence research of real-time strategy games – taking StarCraft Hegemony as an example

Wu, PhD
Friday 5 July 2019

Talking about love in Beauvoir’s books

Dr Wu Min
Saturday 29 June 2019

Governmental policies in technology evaluation using Chinese and British examples

Zaijin Wang, PhD
Friday 21 June 2019

Ecology, big data and epidemic prevention

Huiyu Tian, PhD
Friday 21 June 2019

How to get your paper published in Nature Communications

Yang Xia, PhD
Friday 21 June 2019

Jinsi Lu and the construction of Confucian’s lifestyle

Jiang Qiuliu, PhD
Saturday 15 June 2019

Confucius in the classical era: a governance of mind study

Dr Weili Li
Saturday 1 June 2019