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国务院侨务办公室  留言于2017-04-21 02:59:12 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network (2017 No.11) |
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2017中国•天津华侨华人创业发展洽谈会邀请函
为充分发挥侨务资源优势，助推天津经济社会发展，国务院侨务办公室和天津市人民政府拟定于6月13日至16日共同主办2017中国•天津华侨华人创业发展洽谈会暨世界侨商项目与商品博览会(简称“华博会”)。邀请海外侨商、海外华侨华人专业人士及港澳工商界代表参会。举办天津论坛、科技创新项目对接洽谈专场、自贸区促进“一带一路”建设项目合作洽谈会、“侨梦苑”专场推介、高科技项目路演展示、海外高层次人才暨创新项目对接洽谈专场、海外华文媒体论坛等活动，组织实地考察天津“侨梦苑”、滨海新区等；同期举办“世界侨商项目与商品博览会”，邀请海外华侨华人工商社团、专业人士协会和侨资企业参加，重点展示华侨华人和港澳同胞 “一带一路”重大项目、京津冀协同发展和“侨梦苑”建设成就，展示交易华商名优特色商品、华侨华人创新成果，搭建涉侨经贸科技交易和人才交流平台。
本次“华博会”以“万侨创新，互利共赢”为主题，围绕京津冀协同发展、“一带一路”建设等重大国家战略，以“万侨创新行动”为引领，积极推进 “侨梦苑”侨商产业聚集区建设，鼓励和引导海外华侨华人专业人士和工商界人士在津创新创业。组委会热忱欢迎您出席会议，主办方将负担在津参加活动期间的食宿及交通费用。同时，也欢迎您携带科技创新成果和名优产品参与“世界侨商项目与商品博览会”的展示交易活动。对于科技创新成果的展示，主办方将给予场地和基本搭建方面的费用支持。详情请登陆：http://www.tjqwbgs.gov.cn。
专此邀请，衷心感谢您的支持！
联系方式：华博会组委会办公室(天津市人民政府侨务办公室)
地址：天津市和平区大沽北路138号金融广场大厦A座3F
电话：0086-22-23030698 0086-22-23030619
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香港科学与研究中心 留言于2017-04-20 10:13:23 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network (2017 No.10) |
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征文通告：2017年第二届先进电子科学与技术国际会议(7月14日至16日中国.厦门)
最新会议咨询通道请登录：www.aest2017.org
AEST2017是由香港科学与研究中心主办的围绕电子电气等此类主题的国际学术会议，本届会议为科学家，工程师，老师，同学和研究该领域的工作人员提供了一个探讨，交流电子新知识的平台，您可以与众多该领域者互换心得，交流经验。为电子科技研究方向贡献微薄之力。
截稿日期：2017-06-02
本届会议所有收录的文章都会发送给3-5位国外专家审核，录用后提交给法国AtlantisPress 出版社出版，并由该出版社提交至EI和ISTP检索。提交文章须知：
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主题范围：
***电气工程和自动化
电机控制过程和技术
信号处理和智能控制
图像处理
专家系统
**电子电路与系统
模拟电路和数字电路
模拟和混合信号集成电路的设计
电路和电子产品
**电磁
先进的电磁学
电磁场与波
电磁场建模、测量及模拟
**电力和其他相关技术和应用程序
电动马达和驱动
电力电子
电能处理
请将文章投递至邮箱aest2017@163.com 或者登录：http://www.chairin.org/conferences/aest2017 上传。联系我们可拨打电话：131 4873 1638; 或者邮箱发送您的问题：aest2017@126.com , 组委会真诚邀请您的投稿并参会 |
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UCLA CCS 留言于2017-04-19 07:04:34 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network (2017 No.10) |
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2017 Wilbur K. Woo Greater China Business Conference
Friday, April 21, 2017
11:30 AM - 6:00 PM
Korn Convocation Hall
UCLA Anderson School of Management
A New Chapter for U.S.-China Relations - Investment, Growth Strategies and Collaboration Opportunities
RSVP Required
Registration opens at 11:30 a.m.
Reception to follow.
Career Panel for UCLA students only begins at 11:30 a.m.
Main Conference Session commences at 1:00 p.m.
Stepping into 2017, the U.S.-China relationship faces increasing uncertainty and complexity. Relations between the world’s two largest economies are entering a new chapter that present both unprecedented opportunities as well as challenges ahead. While the U.S. reconsiders its domestic and international strategy, on the other side of Pacific, China is dealing with its own economic slowdown after decades of rapid expansion. How will the bilateral investment environment evolve? Can the U.S. and China successfully pursue and achieve growth strategies through a win-win approach? How will the U.S.-China relationship evolve under the new administration? What is the best way for the two world leaders to work together and confront differences, resolve conflict and find mutually beneficial solutions to competition through new cross-border collaboration? What new questions should business leaders and investors on both sides of the Pacific consider?
The 2017 Wilbur K. Woo Greater China Business Conference will bring together successful U.S. and Chinese leaders, investors and influencers from across a variety of industries and sectors who will address these questions and share their thoughts and perspectives on the changing dynamics, implications and future of the U.S.-Sino relationship. They will discuss investment opportunities, growth strategies and cross-border collaboration that embrace cooperation, stimulate innovation, drive sustainable economic growth and facilitate cross-border growth and expansion in this new chapter for one of the world’s most important and strategic relationships. Free for UCLA students and faculty. Bruin ID required.
General Admission: $40, includes parking, refreshments and reception.
For more information, please go to website:
http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/2017-wilbur-k-woo-greater-china-business-conference/registration |
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China Institute - Arts & Culture Programs 留言于2017-04-19 02:51:42 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network (2017 No.10) |
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Discussion & Performance:
The Role of the Asian Artist in America
Wednesday, May 3, 6:30-8:00PM
Event Fee: FREE Members; $10 Non-Members
Location: 40 Rector Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10006
This season the Crossing Paths With... Salon Series will examine issues related to immigrant artists and the development of Asian arts and culture in America. The evening will open with a roundtable discussion that includes dancers Yung Yung Tsuai and Nuo An; toy piano musician Phyllis Chen; Eleanor Yung of Asian American Arts Center; and Kuang-Yu Fong and Stephen Kaplin of Chinese Theatre Works. Together they will talk about the difficulties in presenting performance arts for audiences of widely different cultural backgrounds and the ways artists adjust their work to accommodate them. The discussion will conclude with a performance that combines dance with shadow puppetry.
The Chinese Mind: Traditional Wisdom & Its Transformation in Modern Times
Thursday, May 11, 6:30-8:00PM
Event Fee: FREE Members / $10 Non-Members
Location: 40 Rector Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10006
Confucianism, Taoism, and Buddhism constitute the "three teachings" that have historically had the largest influence on Chinese culture. This lecture by acclaimed scholar Yu Zhenhua will explore these three influential schools of thought from the perspective of world history, and examine what happened when Chinese society was confronted with the large-scale introduction of Western ideas, beginning in the 17th century. What were the foundations of these three major schools of Chinese thought? What effect has Western philosophy and thought had on these beliefs over time? How have these philosophies shaped the Chinese mind as it exists today?
Sinica Podcast Live at China Institute: Jerome A. Cohen on Law in China
Wednesday, May 17, 6:30-8:00PM
This is a live taping. Attendees must arrive by 6:30 so as to not disrupt the podcast.
Event Fee: FREE Members / $10 Non-Members
Location: 40 Rector Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10006
Jerome Cohen is one of the earliest and most prominent Western scholars of the Chinese legal system. He began studying and teaching about Chinese law in the early 1960s, and has worked as a scholar and in private practice. He introduced the teaching of Asian law into the curriculum of Harvard Law School, and has played a role in some of the most significant legal developments in China, from business to human rights.
In this live Sinica Podcast interview, Jeremy Goldkorn and Kaiser Kuo will talk to Professor Cohen about his own long and fascinating involvement with law in China, the emergence of the country''s legal system after the Cultural Revolution, and prospects for China implementing the rule of law that Xi Jinping has talked about so much but that cynics might say is still a long way off.
Contact: 212-744-8181 ext. 138
or anicholson@chinainstitute.org
40 Rector Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY 10006 |
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