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Qin-Qin Shi. New material of Miotragocerus (Bovidae, Artiodactyla) from northern China and its systematic implications. Journal of Systematic Palaeontology. 2023


Qin-Qin Shi. Fossil bovids from the Linxia Basin of Gansu Province, China, and their implications for regional biostratigraphy, palaeogeography and palaeoecology. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology. 2023


Rancheng Xu. New Material of Karakoromys (Ctenodactylidae, Rodentia) from Late Eocene-Early Oligocene of Ulantatal (Nei Mongol): Taxonomy, Diversity, and Response to Climatic Change. Diversity. 2023

Min Wang. Low morphological disparity and decelerated rate of limb size evolution close to the origin of birds. Nature Ecology & Evolution. 2023

4worldlovers: As the first international school in Beijing, ISB has had a tradition of excellence since 1980. With a non-profit model, a research-based approach to education, and world-class facilities on our beautiful campus, we ensure our students can achieve and discover their passions. ISB students are socially and emotionally healthy, experience challenging and joyful learning every day, and are destined for success once they graduate, wherever in the world they choose to pursue it.

The ISB community stretches way beyond those families currently enrolled in the school. With more than 40 years’ worth of graduates, ISB’s alumni network is large and vibrant. Wherever they are in the world, members benefit professionally and socially, and alumni give back to their alma mater by offering mentoring, career, and internship opportunities to current students. As we say, once a Dragon, always a Dragon!

"ISB provided me with a solid academic foundation and eye-opening international experiences through my participation at THIMUN and BEIMUN events. I was able to handle my undergraduate and graduate classes with relative ease thanks to the rigor of the IB curriculum at ISB, which then positioned me well to pursue a career in international development."

"ISB prepped me most for my current career by creating constant opportunities to interact with new people and places through APAC and China Studies trips, and forcing me to work and make friends with an ever-changing international group from a wide variety of cultural, economic and linguistic backgrounds."

When Beijing hosted the 2008 Olympics, then 15-year-old ISB student Camille Cheng ('11) tried to see every swimming session from the bleachers of the Water Cube. Eight years later, she made her own mark at the Rio Olympics representing Hong Kong in the 200-meter freestyle and 400-meter medley. She shared her experience of competing at the pinnacle of her sport.