The group was led by Sergei Guriev, dean of London Business School, Ingrid Kwok, founder of the iKwok Fund, and Emily Robin, associate dean of London Business School. Li Luming, president of Tsinghua University, met with the guests and the two sides discussed ways to further increase cooperation.

On March 25, Elsevier released its 2024 list of "Highly Cited Chinese Researchers," including 6,388 scholars from 547 universities, enterprises, and research institutions. 

The discussion delved into how new technologies are transforming academic research and business practices, with a focus on AI frontier trends and their implications for management disciplines.

Tsinghua SEM became the one of the first institutions to go through this process under CAMEA's updated framework.

Leading Korean institutions announced the formation of the Industry-Academia Research Alliance on Climate Risk Management, serving as a global platform for international collaboration and exchange in climate risk management.

A Tsinghua SEM student delegation visited Japan and explored the development of advanced productive forces and their potential implications for China's economic growth.