e-Bulletin April 2025

EVENT SNIPPETS
Shenzhen Center for Disease Control and Prevention Delegation Visit to Strengthen Ties
Enhancing Public Health Cooperation

On April 11, 2025, the Shenzhen Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) delegation visited our School for strategic discussions and a laboratory tour.

During the visit, the delegation engaged in productive meetings with our professors, focusing on key areas of mutual interest including disease transmission patterns, control strategies, and evidence-based prevention approaches. They identified significant opportunities for joint research initiatives and expressed strong enthusiasm for future collaboration.

Central to the discussions was a shared vision of translating academic research into actionable public health policies. This partnership aims to leverage the School’s cutting-edge research capabilities with the Shenzhen CDC’s implementation expertise to address pressing community health challenges.

This visit marks an important step forward in strengthening regional public health capabilities and improving population health outcomes.

  • A group photo with the Shenzhen Center for Disease Control and Prevention delegation.
  • Professor Hui-ling Yen introduces our laboratory.
  • The Shenzhen Center for Disease Control delegation and the professors from our School exchange views on disease transmission and prevention at the meeting.
  • Meeting with Professor Zhang Tong, Professor (by courtesy) of our School and Chair Professor of Water and Environmental Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering.
  • Professor Hui-ling Yen introduces our laboratory.
  • The Shenzhen Center for Disease Control delegation and the professors from our School exchange views on disease transmission and prevention at the meeting.
  • Meeting with Professor Zhang Tong, Professor (by courtesy) of our School and Chair Professor of Water and Environmental Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering.
  • A group photo with the Shenzhen Center for Disease Control and Prevention delegation.
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