Through her internship at a global NGO, Zhang produced a comprehensive mapping of Asian data sandboxes, platforms that allow innovators to test emerging technologies before releasing them for wide distribution. Upon completing her degree at Tsinghua University, Zhang plans to continue contributing to the research and decision making involved in governing and regulating international data. Zhang aspires to promote and advance ethical and responsible global data networks.
Launched in 2016, the Schwarzman Scholars program seeks to bring young leaders from around the world to learn from and study in China. Scholars engage with China by attending lectures, traveling, immersing in the culture, and exploring their area of academic focus.
To receive support in applying for opportunities like the Schwarzman Scholarship, interested Duke students and recent alumni should contact the Nationally Competitive Scholarships advisors in the Office of University Scholars and Fellows.