Global REACH: China Platform
Welcome to China
Learn more about our partnering collaborators in China.
Overview
The University of Michigan Medical School has a long history of clinical, educational and research collaboration with China, at both individual and institutional levels. Currently, UMMS holds Memorandum of Understanding Agreements with several Chinese institutions including Peking Union Medical College, Central South University, Shandong University, and Shanghai Jiao Tong University. The school's most extensive institutional partnership in China is the Michigan Medicine-Peking University Health Science Center Joint Institute, which pairs collaborators from both institutions on meaningful research.
Platform Lead
Amy Huang, MD, MHSA
Platform at a Glance
Partner Institutions:
Peking University Health Science Center, Beijing
Central South University, Changsha
Peking Union Medical College, Beijing
Activities:
Capacity Building
Faculty & Student Exchange
Collaborative Research
Platform Lead:
Amy Huang, MD, MHSA
Director of Asia Programs, Global REACH
Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine
Focus Areas:
Bioinformatics
Cardiology
Emergency Medicine
GI/Liver Disease
Nephrology
Cancer & Precision Medicine
Pulmonology
Featured Collaborations
Joint Institute
Learn about the Joint Institute.
Research Training
Learn about Research Training.
Publications with Collaborators in China
View a list of publications authored by Global REACH Faculty Network members with collaborators from China in the 22-23 academic year. Throughout the year, more than 100 Global REACH Faculty Associates (from the medical school) and Faculty Affiliates (from other health science disciplines) published 384 papers with foreign co-authors, including some 60 publications with colleagues in China.
China Platform News
'Grateful for this experience': Visiting students close out research training program
UMMS welcomes delegation from partner school in China
Welcoming the first Joint Institute Collaboration Scholars to Ann Arbor
COVID, kids and myopia: Collaboration in China links near-sightedness, quarantines
