Zhejiang University’s new campus to rise next to Westlake University
The new campus will be part of Zhejiang University’s existing Zijingang Campus, rather than a separate university campus.
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Zhipu AI opens institute in Hangzhou, partners with Zhejiang University
Zhipu’s expanding Hangzhou presence reflects a broader trend among China’s leading AI companies: building research, talent and commercial ecosystems outside Beijing.
Zhejiang University unveils AI system to serve as research partners
Unlike existing AI research tools, Qiushi Engine is designed to sustain thousand-step reasoning over extended periods.
Zhejiang claims record haul at 2025 National Science Awards
A key feature of Zhejiang’s innovation strategy is its “technology vice president” program.
Hangzhou robot startup bets on rolling security bots to carve out niche
The company generated more than $1 million in overseas sales in 2025, with customers in the Middle East, North America and Africa.
Zhejiang University to give embodied AI students personal robots on entry
The newly created major is part of a wave of new AI-related disciplines introduced under China’s 2026 undergraduate program catalog released by the Ministry of Education in early May.
Zhejiang University adds Embodied AI major to undergrad program
Zhejiang University is among the first batch of top Chinese institutions to introduce embodied AI as a new undergraduate major for 2026 enrollment.
Zhejiang University holds third place in 2026 China university rankings
Beyond rankings, Zhejiang University has increasingly been viewed as a key innovation powerhouse in China’s sprawling science and technology ecosystem.
Zhejiang University study finds path to non-addictive pain relief drug
Cannabinoid compounds are known to be effective in treating conditions such as chronic pain, anxiety and epilepsy, but their clinical use has been constrained by risks of addiction and other side effects.
Zhejiang scientists unveil engineered immune cell therapy for heart failure
Heart failure affects more than 64 million people globally, and severe cases still carry a five-year mortality rate approaching 50% despite standard therapies.