Cities are living systems—constantly evolving, facing new challenges, and offering new opportunities. To better understand and shape these dynamics, the Department of Electronic Engineering in Tsinghua University have hosted the 3rd International Conference on Urban Science and Intelligence from 22 to 24 August 2025 at the Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center.
The Schwarzman Scholarship Info Session was held on March 24, 2025, at the Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center (TSEA), as a collaborative event between Schwarzman College, TSEA, United in Diversity Foundation, and the Sustainable Development Solutions Network (SDSN). The session introduced the Schwarzman Scholars program, a fully funded master’s scholarship at Tsinghua University, to 28 attended participants, including final-year undergraduate students and faculty staff from universities in Bali. The event aimed to raise awareness of the program, encourage applications from high-potential candidates, and foster networking opportunities for those interested in global leadership and international education.
The Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center (Tsinghua SEA) recently hosted a webinar titled “Smart Energy, Smarter Cities: The Digital Future for a Smarter, Greener World” as part of its Happy Digital X (HDX) initiative. This session explored how digital transformation is reshaping energy infrastructure and city development, aiming to build cleaner, more sustainable, and people-centered urban environments. The event brought together regional changemakers from government, academia, business, and civil society to exchange ideas and spark cross-sector collaboration.
The 1st International Symposium on Computational Biology with AI (iscbAI’25), organized by ISCB-China, will take place from May 30 to June 2, 2025, at the Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center in Bali, Indonesia. This inaugural event will bring together global academics, researchers, and industry leaders to explore the cutting-edge convergence of artificial intelligence (AI) and biosciences, with a focus on computational biology. The symposium aims to showcase the latest advancements and future directions in the use of AI for understanding DNA, RNA, proteins, multi-omics, systems biology, and biomedical applications.
On June 20, 2025, the Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center hosted a distinguished Public Lecture at the Awan Auditorium, welcoming over 230 participants from academia, government, and industry. The event featured H.E. Prof. Stella Christie, Vice Minister of Higher Education, Science, and Technology of Indonesia, and Prof. Chang Kai, Chair Professor at the School of Physics, Zhejiang University. From meticulous preparations — including special seating arrangements, high-quality sound systems, and VIP holding rooms — to the warm hospitality offered to guests, the event embodied professionalism and attention to detail. Registration began at 3:45 PM, followed by an official opening and welcoming remarks from Prof. Stella Christie, setting the tone for a stimulating academic exchange.
From June 15–20, 2025, leading researchers from around the world gathered at the Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center’s Awan Auditorium for an intensive five-day exploration into the frontier of light–matter interactions, titled Light-Induced Emergent Phenomena in Low-Dimensional Materials. The opening sessions began with in-depth theoretical discussions on symmetry-related phenomena and transitioned to advanced applications in magnetic materials, topological physics, and quantum devices. Presentations showcased groundbreaking advances, including light-induced exciton supersolids, momentum-space exciton mapping, and quantum two-dimensional coherent microscopy. These advances demonstrate the connections between fundamental theory and cutting-edge experimentation.
Bali Education Lounge is a space designed for professionals in education to connect, share best practices, and explore new approaches to learning in a stimulating environment.
This time, it is organized by Singapore Education Network (SEN), and hosted by Parchment, United In Diversity (UID), and Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center (TSEA) in Bali, Indonesia.
Professor Liu Bibo, director of the Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center (Tsinghua SEA), Assistant Dean of Tsinghua University PBC School of Finance, and Tsinghua University PBC School of Finance delegation visited the center’s campus in Serangan, Denpasar, Bali, to strengthen academic and regional ties. Tsinghua SEA also included a broader exploration of the Kura Kura Bali Special Economic Zone. This zone is a hub for sustainable innovation and development.
Tsinghua University, through its School of Continuing Education in collaboration with the Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center, successfully held the International Executive Management Certificate Program for Business Leaders from 01-03 August 2025 at the Tsinghua Southeast Asia Center, Bali. This intensive program was designed to strengthen the strategic capabilities of business leaders navigating the increasingly complex global landscape, bringing together scholars and alumni of Tsinghua University.
The International Conference on Precision Measurement Technology and Instruments was successfully held from August 2 to 3, 2025, at the Cloud Lounge, Southeast Asia Center in Kura Kura Bali. The event brought together leading scientists, researchers, and academics from top global institutions to exchange insights and explore cutting-edge developments in precision measurement technologies and instrumentation.