Oh, I'm a graduate student at a research institute at Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, so let me introduce you to some of the research institutes there.

First of all, we have ACMR (The Asia Competitiveness Institute at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy), which is the Asian Competitiveness Research Center set up by the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics in cooperation with the National University of Singapore and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. The main research directions are comparative analysis of economic development of Asian countries, industrial competitiveness and regional economic integration.

Secondly, there is CICAR (China Financial Information Center), who focuses on research related to macro-finance and regional economy, and usually cooperates y with governmental agencies and FinTech-related enterprises.

And then there's SHIFEI (Shanghai Institute for Complexity Research), which, as the name suggests, focuses on complexity science issues and research at the intersection of a number of disciplines, including computer science, physics, psychology, and social sciences. At the same time, they will also work with many companies and code farmers liver emperor to use big data for cutting-edge scientific research practices.

In addition to this, there are many other research institutes in Shanghai Finance, such as CEIC (China Economic Information Center), IEEP (Institute of Environment and Energy Policy), NTF (Globalization Financial Research Center) and so on. Hey, after listening to my sister say so much, are you already impressed by the scientific research strength of Shanghai Finance Corporation?