"We wanted to get a mix of public and private," said Fineberg, who is also attending.
Vogel said these discussions will benefit all involved.
"It's very advantageous for everyone to have close contact," he said.
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China sends many graduate students and fellows to study in the U.S., and the improved understanding will benefit this relationship, Vogel said.
The conference will be a mixture of work and pleasure, with a couple of dinners sponsored by Rudenstine and his wife, Angelica Zander Rudenstine.
"I'm really looking forward to it," Fineberg said.
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