Tsinghua University has filed more AI patents than MIT, Stanford, Princeton, and Harvard combined; It has an incubator that has already launched 900 startups
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northwest BeijingIt has a campus that is not only the most famous in the country, but also one of the most influential universities in the world in the field of science and technology, surpassing even institutions such as Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Stanford. It’s called TsinghuaSome of the most important technological projects of our time are being developed there.
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Tsinghua has been operating since 1911, although it only became a polytechnic university in 1952. Among its alumni are such figures as Nobel Prize-winning physicist Chen Ningyang and President Xi Jinping himself.
From the beginning, Tsinghua’s focus was on training Chinese students who would go to the United States for advanced studies. Currently, this focus has completely changed. Amid the race for artificial intelligence, there is a nationalist spiritStudents tend to stay and develop projects in their home country.
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Bloomberg reported that Tsinghua University is on par with the best universities in the world. According to US News classification, It is the best university in the world for engineering, chemical engineering, and electrical engineering; 2nd place in Civil Engineering and Nanotechnology; The third is in materials science and the fourth is in computer science. A remarkable achievement.
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Tsinghua also has the highest number of articles on AI among the 100 most cited articles and the leader in patenting,…
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