数学

朱毅：国际评委、国际评委组长

应用与计算数学专业，于1999至2008在清华大学取得学士与博士学位。2008至2011年在University of Colorado-Boulder担任讲师，2011至2019年于清华大学周培源应用数学研究中心担任副研究员，2020年至今在 清华大学丘成桐数学科学中心/数学科学系担任副教授。

其主要研究方向在光学、材料科学、生物学和其他复杂系统中出现的科学问题进行应用分析和数值计算。其最近的研究课题包括拓扑材料的数学理论和数值方法，基于机器学习的数学建模，非线性波运动和非平衡热力学建模。

朱教授的课题大多是数学和物理、化学、计算机等交叉学科的建模与应用问题有关，其具体的科研课题和详细介绍可以在https://yizhu-thu.github.io/CV.pdf中取得。

许洪伟：内地赛区组织委员会委员、国际评委

先后于1984年和1987年在华东师大数学系获学士学位和硕士学位。1990年在复旦大学数学研究所获博士学位，任浙江大学数学系讲师。同年11月，经谷超豪院士、胡和生院士推荐成为浙江省第一位理科博士后。1993年任浙江大学副教授；1994年任日本九州大学数学系客座教授；1996年任浙江大学教授；2000年被评为博士生导师。1993年起，先后担任几何与代数教研室主任、数学研究所党支部书记、数学系副主任、数学系常务副主任等职，现任浙江大学数学中心副主任。2016年8月应邀在第7届世界华人数学家大会上作一小时大会报告，是浙江省第一位获此荣誉的全职数学家。担任美国著名SCI数学期刊《Pure and Applied Math. Quarterly》执行主编(2004.7-2019.6)、丘成桐大学生数学竞赛组委会副主席。主持承担国家自然科学基金重点项目《子流形与曲率流》，先后九次获得国家自然科学基金科研项目资助。获教育部自然科学奖二等奖、教育部科技进步奖三等奖、浙江省教委科技进步奖一等奖，并获世界华人数学家联盟最佳论文奖(若琳奖)等奖励。入选国家教育部跨世纪优秀人才（2000）、浙江省151人才工程第一层次（1998）。

长期从事微分几何研究，在《J. Differential Geom.》, 《Geom. Funct. Anal.》, 《Math. Ann.》, 《J. Math. Pures Appl.》, 《J. Funct. Anal.》, 《Compositio Math.》, 《Trans. Amer. Math. Soc.》, 《Comm. Anal. Geom.》, 《J. Geom. Anal.》, 《Math. Res. Lett.》等国内外重要刊物上发表论文80余篇, 有关工作被S. Brendle, J. Cheeger, M. do Carmo, K. Ecker, P. Gilkey, A. Naber, H. Rosenberg, N. Sesum, K. Shiohama, K. Smoczyk, S.-T. Yau, F. Zheng等多位国际著名微分几何学家引用。与季理真、励建书、丘成桐合作编著一本《Lie Groups and Automorphic Forms》(AMS/IP, Vol.37, 2006)。先后主持承担国家自然科学基金项目“黎曼流形上的几何与分析研究” 、“整体黎曼几何中的若干问题研究”、“黎曼流形的几何与拓扑研究”、“流形上的几何与拓扑的若干问题研究”等10余项国家和省部级科研基金项目。应邀在纪念陈省身先生诞辰一百周年北京微分几何国际会议、纪念苏步青先生诞辰一百一十周年上海国际数学会议、美国哈佛大学几何热流国际研讨会、中日友好微分几何国际会议等一系列国际学术会议上作大会报告和特邀报告。先后访问了哈佛大学等10余所国外著名大学。

在承担大量行政工作的同时，坚持每年主讲本科生、研究生课程4门以上。指导培养微分几何方向硕士、博士、博士后60多名。指导的多位在读研究生在国际第一流学术期刊上发表了高水平学术论文，其中一位女生的博士论文发表在《J. Differential Geom.》, 《Geom. Funct. Anal.》, 《Math. Ann.》等多个国际顶尖数学期刊上。有多位近年毕业的研究生获得了国家自然科学基金和省部级科研基金项目的资助，受邀担任美国《数学评论》评论员，应邀在重要国际学术会议上作特邀报告。指导丘成桐数学英才班、竺可桢学院、数学系本科生毕业论文二十余篇，其中两篇本科生毕业论文获得新世界数学奖学士学位论文银奖，两篇本科生毕业论文入选浙江大学百篇特优本科生毕业论文。所指导的两名优秀本科生被谷超豪院士和胡和生院士遴选为免试直博生，作为关门弟子培养，其中一位获得了以数学大师谷超豪先生命名的首届“谷超豪奖”。

在主持数学中心和数学系日常工作期间，组织实施了2007数学国家重点学科考核评估工作，并亲自执笔撰写了基础数学国家重点学科考核评估报告、教育部第二轮一级学科排名评估报告、数学国家重点学科建设与发展规划、数学211三期项目申报书与总结评估报告、数学985二期科技创新平台申报书与总结评估报告、数学系人才队伍建设规划等数十份重要报告，为浙大数学学科入选一级学科国家重点学科、教育部第二轮学科排名评估列全国第4位作出了至关重要的贡献。积极推进了数学学科国家海外高层次人才引进计划教授、教育部长江讲座教授与长江特聘教授、浙大光彪特聘教授与求是特聘教授、省特级专家、国家杰出青年基金的申报工作，并取得了成效。牵头引进了一大批优秀的全职教师。参与组织了杭州弦理论国际会议、纪念波莱尔教授核心数学国际会议、中国数学科学与教育发展论坛、第四届世界华人数学家大会等一系列高端学术会议。为浙大数学中心和数学系的建设与发展作出了重要贡献。

1. 证明了著名的高斯-博内-陈省身定理、陈省身-莱雪夫定理和威尔默定理的统一定理，发现了几何量、分析量、拓扑量之间新的内在联系，并应用该定理获得了曲率与拓扑方面的新结果，为研究流形的几何、分析与拓扑提供了一种新的有效工具。

2. 首次在具有正Ricci曲率的最优拼挤条件下，证明了双曲空间中高余维平均曲率流的最佳收敛性定理和子流形的最佳微分球面定理。在优化的曲率拼挤条件下证明了球面和复射影空间中高余维平均曲率流解的收敛性定理和紧致子流形的微分球面定理，改进了Baker、Huisken、Pipoli、Sinestrari等人的收敛性定理和微分球面定理。证明了一般黎曼流形中高余维平均曲率流的收敛性定理。证明了曲率积分拼挤条件下高余维平均曲率流解的收敛性定理和可延拓性定理。系统地改进和发展了Huisken学派的平均曲率流理论。

3. 通过构造反例，解决了关于黎曼流形逐点Pinching问题的著名丘成桐猜想。运用Ricci流、稳定流以及代数拓扑等工具，证明了空间型中完备子流形的最佳拓扑球面定理和最佳微分球面定理。成功地将著名的Brendle-Schoen微分球面定理拓广到一般黎曼流形中具有任意余维数p(=0,1,2,...)的子流形情形，并将关于超曲面的Huisken微分球面定理推广到高余维子流形的情形。通过引进新的内蕴不变量，将关于正曲率黎曼曲面的阿达玛微分球面定理完整推广到n维黎曼流形的情形。证明了具有正数量曲率的黎曼流形的微分球面定理。获得了具有正数量曲率的爱因斯坦流形的度量刚性定理。

4. 通过构造反例，解决了关于黎曼流形逐点Pinching问题的著名丘成桐猜想。运用Ricci流、稳定流以及代数拓扑等工具，证明了空间型中完备子流形的最佳拓扑球面定理和最佳微分球面定理。成功地将著名的Brendle-Schoen微分球面定理拓广到一般黎曼流形中具有任意余维数p(=0,1,2,...)的子流形情形，并将关于超曲面的Huisken微分球面定理推广到高余维子流形的情形。通过引进新的内蕴不变量，将关于正曲率黎曼曲面的阿达玛微分球面定理完整推广到n维黎曼流形的情形。证明了具有正数量曲率的黎曼流形的微分球面定理。获得了具有正数量曲率的爱因斯坦流形的度量刚性定理。

5. 在彭家贵与滕楚莲工作的基础上，解决了关于球面中6维和7维极小超曲面数量曲率第二空隙的国际公开问题。证明球面中n维小常平均曲率超曲面数量曲率的第二空隙定理。在丁琪与忻元龙工作的基础上，证明了单位球面中n维闭极小超曲面数量曲率第二空隙长度至少为n/18，并将该结果推广到球面中小常平均曲率超曲面的情形。证明了欧氏空间中具有多项式体积增长的n维完备自收缩子第二基本形式模长平方的第二空隙长度至少为1/18。

6. 证明了高维紧致带边极小子流形的高阶特征值估计的广义Polya猜想接近于成立，推进了广义Polya猜想的研究，获得了紧致带边极小子流形上Schrodinger算子的特征值个数的估计，改进和发展了郑绍远、李伟光、丘成桐等人的工作。获得了曲率积分拼挤件下流形的拓扑球面定理、微分球面定理、拓扑有限性定理、几何刚性定理和几何不等式，给出了闭子流形贝蒂数之和上界的几何估计。证明了空间型中具有有限全曲率的完备子流形的端的唯一性定理、有限性定理。

叶俊：内地赛区组织委员会委员

清华大学数学科学系教授，数学科学系党委书记。

1985年本科毕业于杭州大学（现为浙江大学）数学系，获学士学位。1987年6月毕业于中国纺织大学（现为东华大学）应用数学系，获理学硕士学位，1990年9月至1993年7月在北京师范大学数学系攻读博士学位，获理学博士学位。 1987年7月至1990年8月任教于中国纺织大学应用数学系，1993年博士毕业后来清华大学数学科学系工作至今。2002年在智利大学高级访问学者，2004年至2005年在法国巴黎第十一大学数学系做访问学者。

目前主要从事随机过程、金融数学、时间序列分析等方面的研究与教学。曾主持和参加过国家自然科学基金项目，发表金融数学等领域论文20多篇，合作编写出版教材和教学辅导书7本、译著1本。先后讲授了从博士生到本科生的近十门不同类型和对象的课程，曾荣获了国家教学成果奖二等奖、北京市教育教学成果奖一等奖、清华大学教学成果奖特等奖、宝钢教学奖（优秀教师奖）、清华大学首届青年教师教学优秀奖等。

吴康：内地赛区组织委员会委员

数学教育家，竞赛数学研究专家。华南师范大学原教学督导，数学科学学院副教授、硕士研究生导师、教育硕士研究生导师。首批中国数学奥林匹克高级教练，国家级教练。 现任全国初等数学研究会（筹）理事长，广东省初等数学学会会长，广东省高考研究会理事长，丘成桐中学科学奖（数学）全球组委会委员，南部赛区组委会主任、专家委员会委员，中国高等教育学会教育数学专业委员会副理事长，《数学教育学报》编委，华南师范大学附属中学校外专家，澳门培正中学客座教授，广东省教育系统棋类协会常务副会长，华南师范大学教工棋类协会名誉会长、原会长，广东省数学会中小学数学教育专业委员会特别顾问等。 荣获全国初等数学研究突出贡献奖，广西壮族自治区科技进步奖一等奖、二等奖（各一次），广西科学院科技进步奖特等奖（两次），广东省高等教育教学成果一等奖，广东省委高校工委“基层挂职先进工作者”等。 曾任《中学数学研究》杂志编委、副主编、主编，华南师范大学数学科学学院数学教育指导组组长，教育部教材审查委员会数学专家组成员，教育部高考题库数学专家组成员，广东省数学会普及工作委员会委员，广东省高考命题数学专家组成员，广东省高考评卷数学专家组成员，全国高中数学联赛广东赛区评卷专家组成员，华南师范大学数学科学学院党委委员等。 曾任“华罗庚杯”、“希望杯”、“五羊杯”、“走美杯”等多项数学竞赛的主试委员和组委会委员，国际数学奥林匹克（IMO）中国国家集训队教练、中国澳门代表队教练，中国数学奥林匹克（CMO）广东省代表队领队兼主教练，“华罗庚杯”数学邀请赛潮州代表队主教练，全国大学生数学建模竞赛华南师范大学代表队教练等。 全国高校竞赛数学课程首位主讲。“五羊杯”数学竞赛创始人之一。出版著作30多本，发表论文200多篇，指导硕士与教育硕士研究生近百人，开设硕士研究生课程和本科生课程30多门。参与指导和培训IMO金、银、铜牌获得者20多人，CMO金、银、铜牌获得者200多人，全国高中数学联赛和全国初中数学联（竞）赛一、二、三等奖获得者过万人，国家级、省级、市级中小学数学骨干教师、国内访问学者2000多人，中小学数学奥林匹克教练过万人。 研究方向为组合数学与图论、竞赛数学、初等数学、数学教育与数学文化等。 热心组织和参加社会活动、数学文化与数学普及活动、新体诗歌和格律诗词创作活动、象棋比赛活动、音乐创作和欣赏活动等。晚年还热心微信群的活动等。

孙庆有：内地赛区组织委员会委员

杭州师范大学就职，其他信息未知。

物理

徐少达：国际评委、国际评委组长

Siu-Tat Chui 于1949年4月20日出生在中国香港。他于1967年进入麦吉尔大学学习，并于1969年以一级荣誉获得物理学学士学位。在加拿大期间，他获得了由加拿大物理学家协会主办的1969年大学奖考试的一等奖。此后，他以帝国石油公司的奖学金前往普林斯顿大学，并于1972年获得物理学博士学位。1972-73年，他仍然是普林斯顿大学的讲师。1973年至1975年，他是贝尔实验室的技术人员，1975年至1979年在纽约州立大学奥尔巴尼分校担任助理教授，1979年加入巴托尔研究基金会，目前是教授。他曾在马里兰大学、日本东北大学材料研究所、香港科技大学、瑞典于默奥大学和北京理论物理研究所担任访问教授。目前徐教授在特拉华大学任职。

徐教授的主要研究方向为凝聚态物理，具体包括量子流体的液滴，超材料，小结构的微磁学，自旋极化传输等。

林熙：国际评委

林熙本科毕业于中国科学技术大学（1998-2003），博士毕业于宾州州立大学（2003-2008），之后在宾州州立大学（2008-2009）和麻省理工（2009-2011）攻读博士后。林教授的主要研究方向为凝聚态物理，其科研兴趣为：极低温下的低维与介观输运实验。

邢向军：国际评委

邢向军，上海交通大学理学院(物理系)研究员。2003年获美国科罗拉多大学（University of Colorado at Boulder）物理博士学位。2003－2005在伊利诺大学(UIUC)做博士后研究工作。2005－2010在美国雪城大学(Syracuse University)物理系任助理教授职位。2010年起在上海交大物理系和自然科学研究员任特聘教授。研究方向为软凝聚态理论，统计物理。具体包括聚合物，胶体，液晶，橡胶类材料以及膜的弹性理论，以及随机堆积系统的统计性质等等。共发表二十余篇论文，包括Physical Review Letters 五篇。

吴镝：国际评委

吴镝，男，南京大学物理系教授，1997年获复旦大学物理系学士学位，2001年获复旦大学凝聚态物理专业博士学位。2001年8月－2005年11月在美国犹它大学物理系，2005年11月－2007年6月在加州大学河滨分校物理系从事博士后研究。主要研究磁性纳米材料和器件，包括半导体表面分子束外延单晶磁性金属薄膜、稀磁半导体、磁性纳米结构和铁磁/有机异质结及其器件，并利用各种磁学、电学测试手段和同步辐射技术对磁性材料和纳米器件的结构、输运和磁结构进行表征，研究其结构、电学性质和磁学性质之间的关联。

郑波：国际评委

郑波，男，中国国籍，1988年于中山大学获得博士学位；现为浙江大学特聘教授。具体研究方向为应用数值模拟方法对二级相变点附近的远离平衡态临界动力学进行较深入的研究，证实和发展了短时动力学标度理论，提出一种测量动、静态临界指数的动力学新方法。这方法不受临界慢化的困扰，已较广泛应用于非平衡态临界动力学研究。研究成果实质性地拓广了二级相变点附近的临界动力学理论及其科学应用，对凝聚态物理和材料科学等有较重要意义。近年特别关注金融物理和生物物理等交叉学科，在金融市场的集群模型和两相行为方面做出较有意义的结果。 早期研究方向为量子场论，如格点规范理论、随机量子化等。1994年以来主要兴趣在计算物理、非平衡态统计物理、软凝聚态物理和相关交叉学科。应用Monte Carlo方法，在远离平衡态动力学的数值模拟方面取得创造性研究成果。首先提出的短时动力学测量方法可应用于二级和弱一级相变系统、无序系统、量子自旋系统和超导系统等。截止到2010年，在国际SCI学术刊物发表论文五十余篇。其中五篇发表于Physical Review Letter，一篇综述性论文。论文的SCI他人引文数近六百余篇次。近期高度关注金融物理和生物物理等交叉学科。

阮东：内地赛区组织委员会委员

阮东，清华大学物理系教授，副系主任。研究领域为，数学物理、量子物理、核结构理论

感兴趣的研究方向包括（1）量子系统的对称性，精确可解性等。（2）群和代数（李代数、李超代数、无限维李代数、变形李代数等）的表示论及其在物理学中的应用，如原子、分子结构和核结构的代数模型。（3）量子物理学的基本问题、量子信息。

陈焱：内地赛区组织委员会委员

陈焱，1972年10月出生，四川人。现为复旦大学先进材料实验室PI 研究员、博士生导师（2008）。2007年9月引进到复旦大学。主要从事强关联多体系统电子态性质的理论研究, 特别是高温超导铜氧化物的杂质态和混合态方面。此外，在有机超导体的绝缘态到超导态的相变, 超冷原子系统中的奇异超流态, 关联电子系统中的量子纠缠与量子相变等方面取得了较有影响的研究成果。迄今发表SCI论文近 40 篇（其中Phys. Rev. Lett. 5篇， Phys. Rev. (Rapid Comm.) 2 篇，Phys. Rev. 约 20 篇），论文被引用约 250 次。曾获中国高校科学技术奖(教育部)二等奖（2001年, 排名2）。

化学

唐本忠：国际评委、国际评委组长

香港中文大学，校长学勤讲座教授，中国科学院院士、发展中国家科学院院士、亚太材料科学院院士、国际生物材料科学与工程学会联合会会士、英国皇家化学会会士

唐本忠教授于1982年和1988年分别在华南理工大学和日本京都大学取得学士学位和博士学位，于1989-1994年在加拿大多伦多大学进行了博士后研究并于Neos公司任高级研究员。1994年加入香港科技大学从事学术研究工作，2008年晋升为讲席教授。2021年，唐教授加入香港中文大学（深圳）任理工学院院长。

其研究领域为材料科学，高分子化学，生物医学诊疗等；唐教授是聚集诱导发光原创性科学概念的提出者和该领域研究的引领者。已发表科学论文1600余篇，他引十一万余次，h指数152。自2014年至今，唐教授连续入选化学和材料科学双领域高被引用科学家。唐教授获得多项荣誉及奖励，如国家自然科学一等奖（2017）、何梁何利科学与技术进步奖（2017）、裘槎高级研究成就奖（2007）等。唐教授现任Wiley出版社发行的Aggregate杂志的主编。

黄乃正：国际评委

黄乃正教授于1973于香港中文大学取得一级荣誉理学士学位，随即获蚬壳留英奖学金赴英国伦敦大学学院进修，于1976年获颁哲学博士学位后，再赴美国哈佛大学从事博士后研究两年。1979至1980年，黄教授于英国伦敦大学学院任Ramsay纪念研究员，开展独立研究工作；1980至1982年担任中国科学院上海有机化学研究所副研究员。黄乃正教授于1983年返回港中大任教，曾于1995至1997年任港中大化学系系主任。并于2002至2010年7月出任港中大新亚书院院长；2004年至2013年出任研究事务委员会主席；2006年至2013年出任教材设置拨款委员会主席, 及2009年到2013年任副校长。2012年至2018年任理学院院长，并于2014年1月至2020年底重新出任新亚书院院长。他是香港中文大学荣休化学讲座教授及研究教授， 也是中国科学院上海有机化学研究所沪港化学合成联合实验室管理委员会主席和深圳南方科技大学长期杰出客座教授，并出任多所内地大学的客座及顾问教授。

黄乃正教授主力研究天然及非天然化合物之合成，现为多份国际及内地化学期刊编委、资深评委或学术谘询委员。黄乃正教授曾获邀于国际及内地各化学研讨会作大会及特邀报告八十多次，迄今共发表文章逾二百六十五篇。

黄乃正教授曾获中国国家自然科学二等奖（1997年）、香港裘槎基金会杰出研究奖（1999年）；并分别于1999年，2004年及2015年分别获选为中国科学院，发展中世界科学院（前称第三世界科学院）及香港科学院院士。

唐智勇：国际评委

国家纳米科学中心研究员，博士生导师，科技部973（纳米重大研究计划）首席科学家, Nanoscale Horizons和Scientific Reports编委， Small, ChemPhysChem, Nanoscale, Nano Research, Materials Research Express顾问编委。1993年毕业于武汉大学环境科学系，1996年在武汉大学环境科学系获理学硕士学位，2000年在中国科学院长春应用化学研究所获理学博士学位，指导老师为汪尔康院士。2000-2001年，2001-2006年分别在瑞士苏黎世联邦高等工业学院Prins教授研究小组和美国密歇根大学Kotov教授研究小组从事纳米材料的研究工作。2006年11月回国加入国家纳米科学中心

其研究领域主要为：纳米功能材料在环境和能源领域的应用。获得多项荣誉：2009年入选新世纪百千万人才工程国家级人选，2010年获“Scopus寻找青年科学之星”材料科学青年科学之星成就奖，2012年获中国科学院“杰出青年”，2013年入选ChemComm“Emerging Investigator”，2013年获“国务院政府特殊津贴”，2013年入选科技部“2013年度创新人才推进计划中青年科技创新领军人才”，2014年入选Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC) ，2015年、2016年入选Elsevier“中国高被引学者”，2015年获RSC Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers Award for Outstanding Young Scientist，2016年获英国皇家化学会“Editorial Board Award”，2016年获第八届中国化学会-巴斯夫公司青年知识创新奖。

李艳梅：国际评委

清华大学教授，博士生导师。李艳梅教授分别于1989年、1992年在清华大学化学系取得硕士学位、博士学位，1996年-1997年在德国卡尔斯鲁厄大学有机化学所担任博士后科研工作，1998年至今担任清华大学化学系教授、博导等职位。其研究方向为淀粉样蛋白错误折叠机制研究，糖肽合成及免疫性质研究，淀粉样蛋白降解及抑制剂研究，修饰蛋白合成，理论计算，HIV膜融合抑制剂的设计合成及相关性质的研究。

席振峰：国际评委

北京大学博雅讲席教授，中国科学院院士。席教授1983年本科毕业于厦门大学化学系； 1989年硕士研究生毕业于南京大学配位化学所、郑州大学和河南化学所，师从金斗满研究员； 1996年博士研究生毕业于日本分子科学研究所（导师：高桥保 Tamotsu Takahashi 教授）； 曾先后在河南化学研究所金斗满研究室（1983年至1992年，实研、助研）、日本北海道大学触媒化学研究所高桥保研究室（1993年至1997年，博士研究生、博士后）、日本北海道大学药学部（1997年至1998年，助理教授）学习或工作；1998年北京大学化学学院副教授；1999年北京大学化学学院教授。

其研究室目前研究兴趣集中在如下两个方面：研究内容涉及金属有机化学、配位化学、光化学、电化学、有机合成化学及催化。 1. 氮气的活化与转化。致力于实现温和条件下直接从氮气高效合成含氮有机化合物。 2. 稀土金属有机化学（张文雄教授）。致力于发现新颖结构和P4的活化与转化。

黎占亭：国际评委

复旦大学教授，博士生导师；1992年于中科院上海有机化学研究所获博士学位，1994-1995年间担任University of South Denmark（南丹麦大学）化学系博士后研究工作；1996年-2002年间任职上海有机所副研究员；2000年-2001年为美国University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign化学系访问学者；2003年-2010年任职上海有机所研究员；2010年至今担任复旦大学化学系教授。研究方向包括生物有机、超分子及材料化学：生物模拟结构及相关软分子材料和生物活性分子设计、二维及三维超分子有机框架结构与材料、新共轭分子体系的设计、合成与材料性质、分子识别与自组装原理和方法、弱相互作用协同作用。

王训：内地赛区组织委员会委员

清华大学教授，博士生导师。王教授2004年于清华大学化学系获得博士学位，同年开始担任清华大学化学系讲师一职；2005-2007年担任化学系副教授一职，2007年至今为清华大学化学系教授，2014年获得长江学者特聘教授荣誉。王教授研究领域主要涉及功能纳米材料控制合成、组装及性能研究。

王歆燕：内地赛区组织委员会委员 清华大学博士，副研究员。2003年毕业于清华大学化学系，获得博士学位，2004-2006年间于清华大学化学系担任博士后研究工作，2011年至今，任职清华大学化学系副研究员。其研究领域包括：有机合成、不对称合成、含氮杂环的合成方法学研究。

孙兴文：内地赛区组织委员会委员 复旦大学教授，博士生导师。2007年于中科院上海有机化学研究所获得有机化学博士学位。2007年-2010年间担任复旦大学化学系讲师，2010年2月至今，系复旦大学化学系副教授；2013年12月开始，为加州理工学院化学与化工部担任访问学者。孙教授研究领域涉及不对称合成、药物化学等方向。

生物

袁钧瑛：国际评委、国际评委组长

哈佛大学、中国科学院生物与化学交叉研究中心研究员。袁教授1989年于哈佛大学获得神经生物学博士学位，1990-1991年间任职于哈佛大学医学院，后荣升哈佛大学医学院医学助理教授。1996-2000年间为哈佛大学医学院细胞生物学副教授，2000年荣升哈佛大学细胞生物学教授；2014-2020年为哈佛大学医学院生物细胞学Elizabeth D. Hay冠名荣誉教授；2020年10月-至今担任中国科学院上海有机化学研究所生物与化学交叉研究中心主任、研究员。

袁钧瑛教授的主要研究目标是揭示哺乳动物细胞中调控细胞死亡的分子机制。袁钧瑛教授为开创两个主要的细胞死亡研究领域，包括细胞凋亡（apoptosis）和细胞坏死（necroptosis），做出了里程碑式的贡献。她的工作阐明了一系列在这两种细胞死亡方式中的关键驱动分子, 分子机制以及与人类疾病的关系。

在20世纪90年代，袁钧瑛教授首先发现了半胱天冬酶（caspases）作为物种间高度保守的驱动细胞凋亡的关键分子，并阐明了Bcl-2和caspase在介导细胞凋亡中的关系。随后，袁钧瑛教授发表了一系列细胞凋亡领域的经典论文，包括发现caspase-11 调控caspase-1的激活在炎症和凋亡中的关键驱动作用，和caspase-8对BID的切割在诱导线粒体损伤在细胞凋亡中的作用。

袁钧瑛教授的另一个重要学术贡献是首先发现了哺乳动物细胞坏死的可调控性。她的工作定义了程序性细胞坏死（necroptosis），一种哺乳动物细胞中可调控的细胞坏死方式，，并阐明了RIPK1 是介导necroptosis的关键分子。这个发现打破了学术界中坏死是被动不受调控的传统观念，揭示了细胞坏死的分子机理和靶向RIPK1作为临床治疗手段的新方向。已有大量研究表明RIPK1活化介导细胞炎症和细胞坏死，参与了多种人类重大炎症疾病和神经退行性疾病的病理发生和发展，包括老年痴呆症，多重硬化症，脊髓侧索硬化症，以及关节炎和肠炎。目前，RIPK1抑制剂已经在全球进入人类临床试验。袁钧瑛教授的工作受到Nobel 委员会的关注，两次邀请袁钧瑛教授到Nobel Forum 做专题报告。

袁钧瑛教授近期的工作揭示了衰老过程中RIPK1介导凋亡和炎症的分子机制，阐述了风险基因是如何与衰老协同作用引起神经炎症，功能失活及神经退行性疾病的发生。这个工作为治疗神经退行性疾病指明了新方向。另外，袁教授还发现了一种抑制细胞死亡并同时促进细胞恢复稳态的小分子，阐明了小分子的作用靶标和分子机制，为治疗神经退行性疾病提供了新的干预策略。

蔡亮：国际评委、内地赛区组织委员会委员

复旦大学教授；2003年获复旦大学学士学位，2008年获美国北卡罗来纳大学教堂山分校细胞生物学博士学位，2009至2011年在美国加州大学旧金山分校从事博士后研究，2011年12月被复旦大学生命科学学院聘为研究员、博士生导师。其研究主要是综合运用生物化学、生物物理、分子生物学和细胞生物学的手段，探索细胞与环境作用的机制；目前的研究集中在微丝动态调控及相关的细胞学功能、三维环境中多细胞结构的损伤修复机制。迄今发表第一作者的学术论文及评论文章13篇，其中3篇发表在《细胞》期刊。 2009至2011年间，获Jane Coffin Childs基金支持，从细胞水平研究微丝细胞骨架调控上皮组织的形态发生的机制；2012年得到基金委“优秀青年科学基金项目”支持。 主要研究方向为：使用细胞生物学、分子生物学、生物化学和其他现代方法来研究基本的细胞过程和相关机制。

俞强：国际评委

中国科学院上海药物研究所博导；1989年获得美国布兰达斯大学,博士学位，1989年至1992年间于美国麻省理工学院从事博士后研究；2000-2002年间担任波士顿大学医学院副教授。随后归国，2002年至今担任中国科学院上海药物研究所研究员。主要从事和肿瘤、炎症相关的细胞信号转导途径的基础研究以及基于细胞信号转导途径的抗肿瘤和抗炎症药物的筛选和开发。研究内容包括蛋白酪氨酸激酶和磷酸酶介导的信号通路研究；免疫因子信号通路研究；免疫系统对肿瘤细胞生长的调节；肿瘤生长机理的细胞生物学和化学生物学研究；肿瘤的个性化诊断和治疗；基于细胞信号转导途径的药物筛选系统的建立；从以中草药为主的天然产物中发现和开发抗肿瘤和抗炎症新药；发现中草药中的有效成分和研究中草药的作用机理。

李文辉：国际评委 北京生命科学研究所资深研究员。2001年在中国协和医科大学中国医学科学院获得病原生物学博士学位；2001-2004年间于哈佛大学医学院从事博士后研究，2004-2007年间担任哈佛大学医学院Instructor; 2007-2015年间担任北京生命科学研究所研究员，2015年被评为北京生命科学研究所资深研究员。

李文辉实验室的研究兴趣集中于重要病毒感染的分子机制及其防治。近年来，主要致力于乙肝病毒（HBV）研究。乙型肝炎是危害人类健康的严重传染病。全球估计有HBV感染者2.4亿人，其中我国约有9300万人。慢性HBV感染是导致肝硬化、肝癌的重要病因。丁型肝炎病毒（HDV）是HBV的卫星病毒,在所有HBV感染者中，约有1500万人同时感染HDV。实验室发现HBV及HDV感染肝细胞的关键受体是钠离子-牛磺胆酸共转运蛋白（NTCP）；稳定表达人NTCP的HepG2细胞系(HepG2-NTCP)已成为HBV相关基础病毒学研究和抗病毒药物研发的重要平台。目前，对乙肝感染的科学研究及药物开发已进入一个充满生机的新时代。本实验室综合运用病毒学，生物化学，免疫学，化学生物学等多学科方法深入剖析HBV及HDV感染过程的分子基础，以帮助理解其病理机制。其实验室希望研发新的抗病毒药物，为最终有效解除患者的病痛而努力。此外，课题组也与相关实验室合作研究NTCP/胆酸等分子在感染及机体代谢过程中的相关作用。

周敬流：国际评委

周敬流教授是生命科学部及生物医学工程学部教授。周教授于美国德州贝勒医学院（Baylor College of Medicine）攻读细胞生物学，并取得博士学位。在返回香港加入科大前，他于美国纽约爱因斯坦医学院（Albert Einstein College of Medicine）担任分子遗传学Belfer院士（Belfer Fellow of Molecular Genetics）。于科大工作十多年后，他获擢升为教授。通过多个校内及跨院校合作项目，周教授的研究工作横跨生物科学的多个范畴，汇聚化学、物理学、数学、工程学及临床科学等专业知识。有关合作项目涵盖分子与细胞生物学、遗传学与基因组学、发育神经生物学及合成生物学与演化生物学等领域。周教授研究领域涉及：遗传学、演化生物学、合成生物学、发育神经生物学中的细胞信号传导、感官分化等领域 周教授协助开办的分子生物医学科学本科生课程备受称许，并主管生物工程的研究生课程。他亦负责与所有学院及学术单位的联络工作，策划大学核心课程的发展，以开拓学生的教育体验和视野。周教授在科大和其他院校本科生及研究生课程中任教生命科学及通识教育的广泛学科，具备丰富的教学经验。周教授曾获科大理学院教学奖及祁敖卓越教学服务奖章，以嘉许其卓著成就。此外，他亦曾领导数个教学发展计划。周教授亦担任科大多个课程和学科委员会的成员，以及其他院校及机构的咨询和评审小组成员，积极推动科学和博雅教育的发展。

郗乔然：内地赛区组织委员会委员

清华大学副教授；1998-2004年间，于美国纽约大学医学院攻读生物医学博士学位，2004年-2013年分为于美国纽约大学医学院、美国斯隆凯特琳癌症研究中心从事博士后科研工作，2013年至今担任清华大学生命科学学院助理教授、副教授。

其课题组的学术研究主要是运用细胞生物学，生物化学，分子生物学，基因组学等方法研究TGF-beta信号传导在胚胎干细胞的自我更新和胚胎发育及癌症发生过程中的作用机制；针对性研究TGF-beta及相关信号传导通路如何通过与表观遗传图谱相互作用，在时间和空间上紧密调控基因表达从而调控胚胎发育及癌症发生。课题组的研究对象是小鼠胚胎干细胞和弥漫内生型脑干胶质瘤（DIPG）。充分发挥自身TGF-beta生物学的研究优势，结合胚胎干细胞生物学，癌症生物学及交叉学科如信息科学、结构生物学开展了一系列的研究，进而揭示了许多TGF-beta信号通路的新的调控元件及机制。为深入了解早期胚胎发育及癌症发生提供了新的视角和理论基础。同时，也运用自身优势积极展开合作，和其他实验室一起回答了更广泛的生物学问题。

杨继：内地赛区组织委员会委员

复旦大学教授；1983年本科毕业于北京师范大学生物系，1986年在北京大学生物系获硕士学位。1986-2006年在北京大学任教，期间先后赴澳大利亚国立大学(1997,1-1998,1)、英国伦敦大学学院(2001,11-2002,4)和剑桥大学(2003,8-2004,8)进修或从事合作研究，2007年调入复旦大学。现任复旦大学生命科学学院教授，博士生导师。主要从事植物系统发育和进化研究，曾主持或参与国家重点研发计划、“973”计划、“863”计划、基金委重大研究计划、基金委面上项目的研究工作；担任教育部大学生物学课程教学指导委员会副主任、国家重点研发计划项目首席科学家、New Phytologist杂志Advisor。

计算机

查红彬：国际评委、国际评委组长

查红彬，男，1962年9月1日生，1990 年获日本九州大学博士。同年任日本九州工业大学助教。1991 年任九州大学副教授，现为北京大学信息科学技术学院教授，机器感知与智能教育部重点实验室主任。担任重要学术组织及国际会议的各种委员，包括国际学术期刊Advanced Robotics编委、IEEE Trans. SMC三维图像处理与建模专辑客座编委、IEICE Trans. Information and Systems多分辨率解析专辑编委、中国人工智能学会机器感知与虚拟现实专业委员会主任。

其主要研究方向为计算机视觉、虚拟现实、智能机器人系统，从事三维几何数据解析、环境几何建模、三维物体识别、自律分散机器人系统、移动机器人等方面的研究工作。

傅红波：国际评委

傅红波教授是一位互动图形学研究者。他一直积极致力于计算机图形和人机交互领域的项目。他的研究已经导致了100多篇科学出版物。其中50多篇发表在顶级的图形/视觉/人机交互期刊和会议上，包括ACM Transactions on Graphics (SIGGRAPH or SIGGRAPH Asia), CVPR, ECCV, CHI, IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, Computer Graphics Forum, and UIST。他的作品多次被SIGGRAPH和SIGGRAPH Asia选为程序亮点，并获得2015年CAD/Graphics和2019年UIST的最佳论文奖，以及2013年和2014年SIGGRAPH Asia的新兴技术项目的最佳演示奖。他目前的研究兴趣包括高层形状分析和合成、草图理解、基于草图的界面和移动交互。

他曾担任或正在担任的主要图形/人机交互会议的程序委员会包括SIGGRAPH亚洲、欧洲图形、几何处理研讨会、太平洋图形、形状建模交互和移动人机交互。他是2012年太平洋图形学的组织主席，以及2013年CAD/图形学、2013年SIGGRAPH亚洲（新兴技术）、2014年SIGGRAPH亚洲（研讨会）、2015年CAD/图形学、2018年太平洋图形学和2019年计算视觉媒体的程序（联合）主席。他是SIGGRAPH Asia 2016的会议主席和Expressive 2018的会议联合主席。他曾担任或正在担任《视觉计算机》（TVC）、《计算机与图形》（C&G）和《计算机图形论坛》（CGF）的副编辑。

胡事民：国际评委，内地赛区组织委员会委员

胡事民，浙江省长兴县人。1986年考入吉林大学数学系；1990年免试进入浙江大学数学系攻读硕士学位，师从金以文教授；1993年在浙大数学系攻读博士学位，师从金通洸教授；1996年进入清华大学计算机系计算机科学与技术博士后流动站，师从孙家广院士从事计算机辅助设计的研究，1998年出站后留在清华大学计算机系任教。 现为清华大学计算机系教授。研究方向主要为计算机图形学与交互技术、智能信息处理与系统软件。2002年获国家杰出青年基金资助 ，2006-2015年担任国家“973”计划项目首席科学家 ，2010年入选新世纪百千万人才工程国家级人选，2013年入选首批“万人计划”科技创新领军人才”，2015年起担任国家自然科学基金委创新群体项目学术带头人；是中国计算机学会副理事长、Computational Visual Media（Springer）主编、亚洲图形学学会主席。

主要从事计算机图形学、智能信息处理和系统软件等方面的研究。在几何处理方面，提出基于积分不变量和特征敏感度量的几何处理框架、带噪音抑制的高质量三维场景重建以及基于机器学习的高效高质量模型重建方法；在可视媒体的编辑与交互合成方面，提出基于全局对比度的显著性检测、结合草图输入和网络搜索的图像合成方法（Sketch2Photo）以及文本驱动的视频合成（Write-A-Video）等；在真实感绘制和动画仿真方面，提出基于内在特征的流体调制方法、基于SPH的多流体与流固耦合方法，以及全局环境光照的球面分段常量基函数等。相关成果发表在ACM SIGGRAPH、CVPR及ACM Transactions on Graphics、IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics和IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence等重要的国际刊物和会议上。

研制并开源了第一个我国高校自主的深度学习框架——计图（Jittor）。计图是一个完全动态编译（Just-in-time），基于元算子融合和统一计算图的深度学习框架。计图支持30多种的骨干网络，并且开源了多个模型库：对抗生成网络、图像语义分割、检测与实例分割、点云分类、可微渲染等。

过敏意：国际评委

过敏意，上海交通大学电子信息与电气工程学院计算机系主任，致远讲席教授，国家杰出青年基金获得者。1982年毕业于南京大学计算机科学系。1986年在南京大学计算机科学系获得工学硕士学位。1986年至1994年，在南京大学计算机科学系任教。1998年在筑波大学获得计算机科学博士学位，同年进入NEC公司工作，任研究员。2000年10月起转会津大学工作，任会津大学计算机软件系讲师，副教授，教授。2001年至2002年作为日本文部省的在外研究员，任美国乔治亚州立大学的访问教授。2006年进入上海交通大学计算机系工作，教授。

过敏意博士的主要研究领域包括并行与分布式处理系统, 高性能计算, 并行化编译等. 涉及这些领域, 他已在专业杂志和国际会议上发表超过400篇学术论文，包括IEEE/ACM Transactions等著名期刊和MICRO、ASPLOS、ISCA等著名国际会议上 。他是多个国际学术会议的程序委员会委员和大会主席, 并担任多个杂志的主编或编委

童若锋：国际评委，内地赛区组织委员会委员

童若锋，男，1969年4月出生，浙江大学计算机学院教授，博士生导师。浙江大学计算机学院CAD&CG国家重点实验室副主任。1996年浙江大学应用数学专业博士毕业，1999年10月至2001年9月日本广岛大学智 能系统与造型实验室访问学者。承担了’基于人体姿态数据库的立体呈现与远程交互关键技术与系统’、“基于视频素材分析与融合的虚拟场景生成技术与系统”、“几何形状的修复和重建方法研究”等863、973 和国家自然科学基金的研究，并正在与Qualcomm等国际知名公司开展项目合作。研究兴趣包括：虚拟现实，计算机视觉、基于人工智能的辅助医学诊断。

张松海：内地赛区组织委员会委员

张松海，男，工学博士，清华大学计算机科学与技术系副教授。研究领域是计算机图形学，研究方向是非真实感绘制，目的是让计算机生成具有艺术风格的图像或视频。在此方向上，对多个课题开展了研究，提出了卡通动画矢量化方法，可以有效应用于卡通动画素材的重用。此外，还提出了基于水流视频的水墨风格绘制算法，可将真实的水流视频自动转换为水墨风格的水流动画。在IEEE Trasactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics、IEEE Trasactions on Multimedia等国际期刊和会议发表论文十余篇，做为负责人承担国家自然科学基金2项。从2007年起参与计算机图形学的教学任务，2009年入选清华大学骨干人才支持计划。

经济金融建模

唐本忠：国际评委、国际评委组长

唐本忠，清华大学金融系教授，金融系系主任，清华大学经济管理学院副院长。 于1992-1997年在清华大学获得经济学学士学位，随后1998年至2004年在美国宾夕法尼亚大学取得经济学硕士、博士学位。2004-2006年间任职于伊利诺大学芝加哥校区金融系助理教授一职；2008-2016年担任清华大学经济管理学院教授；2017-至今担任清华大学经济管理学院教授。 其研究领域主要为银行金融机构、货币政策、宏观金融。

苗彬：国际评委

苗彬，2001-2005年于南京大学取得经济学学士学位，2007-2013年先后于新加坡国立大学取得经济学硕士、博士学位。2013-2020年，先后在上海财经大学经济学院担任助理教授、副教授、教授一职。2020年至今，一直于中国人民大学经济学院担任教授，研究领域集中于不确定性决策，跨期风险决策，以及社会分配决策。

2017年，荣获上海市曙光学者称号；2016-2018年12月，参与国家自然科学基金青年项目：时间偏好及风险偏好的理论与实验研究；2020-2022年12月，参与国家自然科学基金优秀青年项目：决策理论与实验经济学。

王城：国际评委

王城，1984年复旦大学数学系本科毕业，1994年获加拿大西安大略大学经济学博士学位。曾任美国卡内基梅隆大学（Carnegie Mellon University）商学院助理教授和副教授，爱荷华州立大学（Iowa State University）经济学副教授和教授。过去二十多年致力于宏观经济学与动态合约理论的研究，研究课题涵盖宏观金融、劳动力市场理论与政策、失业保险、经理人薪酬、动态合约基础理论等领域。研究成果在American Economic Review, Review of Economic Studies, Journal of Economic Theory, Journal of Monetary Economics, International Economic Review, Review of Economic Dynamics等经济学期刊发表。作为动态合约理论比较早的研究者之一，其研究工作对这一经济学重要文献的发展及其在宏观经济学中的应用作出了贡献。他的最新研究兴趣是动态经济关系的最优终止问题及其在劳动力及金融市场模型中的应用。

苏良军：国际评委

苏良军教授于1990-1999年间先后获得西安交通大学工程经济学士、同济大学工程经济硕士、美国加州大学Riverside分校经济学硕士学位；2004年获得加州大学San Diego分校经济学博士学位。2004-2008年在北京大学光华管理学院商务统计与计量经济系担任助理教授与副教授，2008-2020年在新加坡管理大学经济学院先后担任副教授、教授与李光前讲席教授。2020年7月加盟清华大学经济管理学院，为经济系C.V.Starr讲席教授。

苏良军教授长期从事理论计量经济领域的研究工作,主要集中在非参数计量经济学、面板数据分析、大数据与机器学习等方向。已经在Econometrica、 Econometric Theory、 IEEE Transactions on Information Theory、 Journal of Machine Learning Research、Journal of Applied Econometrics、 Journal of Econometrics、 Journal of the American Statistical Association、 Journal of Business & Economic Statistics、 Quantitative Economics 等国际一流经济学、统计学与信息学杂志发表论文八十余篇，并编辑出版了两本书。研究结果已被多部世界权威或知名面板数据与非参数计量经济学教科书引用，包括Li 和Racine (2007, Nonparametric Econometrics)、Hsiao (2014, Panel Data Analysis, 3rd edition)，Pesaran (2015, Time Series and Panel Data Econometrics)、Henderson 和 Parmeter (2015, Applied Nonparametric Econometrics)、Racine (2019, An Introduction to the Advanced Theory and Practice of Nonparametric Econometrics)等。

目前担任计量经济学一流期刊Econometric Theory 的联合主编（co-editor），Journal of Econometrics和 Econometric Reviews 的副主编（associate editor)，并为Journal of Systems Science and Complexity编辑委员。先后多次获中国与新加坡国家项目基金资助，2007年获北京大学奖教金，2011年获新加坡李光耀科研奖，2014年获Econometric Theory Multa Scripsit奖并成为Journal of Econometrics会士。2014年后被多次纳入世界名人榜或科学与工程领域的名人录。现为 Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis（RCEA）资深会士（senior fellow）。

翁翕：国际评委

翁翕现为北京大学光华管理学院应用经济系教授，“日出东方”光华研究学者。 他目前主要研究领域为博弈论，应用微观经济理论和信息经济学。他本科、硕士均毕业于北京大学，博士毕业于美国宾夕法尼亚大学。他的研究成果发表或即将发表于国外顶级学术期刊，如Journal of Finance, Management Science, Economic Journal, American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, Journal of Economic Theory (两篇), International Economic Review (两篇), Economic Theory, Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, 和Journal of Economics & Management Strategy。

他主持国家自然科学基金面上项目“组织经济学理论与应用”。翁博士曾获奖项有：2020第八届高校科学研究优秀成果奖（人文社会科学）青年成果奖，2019中国信息经济学优秀成果奖，2019厉以宁科研奖，2017中国信息经济学青年创新奖，2017北京大学教学优秀奖，2017第十三届北京大学人文社会科学研究优秀成果一等奖，2016北京大学北京银行奖教金，2016中国信息经济学乌家培奖，2015及2016台新金控最佳研究新人奖，2011 David Cass Memorial Prize in Economics, 2010 CES Gregory Chow Best Paper Awards。

汤珂：国际评委

汤珂现为清华大学社会科学学院经济所教授、所长。 其主要研究方向为大宗商品市场（包括数据要素）、金融科技和数字经济。在Journal of Finance, Review of Financial Studies等顶级英文期刊上发表多篇论文，目前担任国际期刊Quantitative Finance的执行编辑、Journal of Commodity Markets和《经济学报》的副主编。研究成果得到美国期货管理委员会、联合国大宗商品报告以及多家媒体的报道。

汤珂教授于2000年获得清华大学工程学士和经济学学士学位，先后于2002年和2004年获得清华大学工程学硕士学位和加州大学伯克利分校金融工程硕士学位；2008年毕业于剑桥大学，获得金融学博士学位；同年10月至2014年10月，任职于中国人民大学汉青研究院，担任助理教授、副教授、教授等职责；2014年11月至今，担任清华大学社会科学学院经济学研究所教授。并在多个著名期刊担任兼职工作，如Quantitative Finance (impact factor: 1.5)的执行编辑, Journal of Commodity Markets (impact factor: 2.3)的副主编, 经济学报的副主编。

张顺明：国际评委

张顺明现为中国人民大学财政金融学院应用金融系教授。1988年于华中师范大学数学系获得数学学士学位，1993年在中国科学院系统科学研究所获得应用数学(数理经济学)硕士学位；1996年07月于中国科学院系统科学研究所获得系统理论(数理经济学)博士学位；同年8月开始至2000年任职于清华大学经济管理学院金融系讲师与副教授；随后于2000年至2006年期间，先后于加拿大西安大略大学担任经济学访问教授与博士后研究员和新西兰惠灵顿维多利亚大学经济金融学院研究员；随后回国于厦门大学经济学院担任金融系教授与博士生导师；2009年09月至今担任中国人民大学财政金融学院应用金融系教授与博士生导师。除此之外，还于担任多个专业理事会、期刊、编辑委员会学术职责，是多个国际杂志审稿人。其科研方向主要集中于数理经济学，金融经济学，金融工程，现代金融决策理论，经济理论和经济政策。

白重恩：内地赛区组织委员会委员

目前为清华大学经济系弗里曼讲席教授，经济系教授；清华大学经济管理学院院长。 1983年毕业于中国科学技术大学数学系获得数学学士学位及郭沫若奖；1988年于美国加州大学圣地亚哥校区数学系获数学博士学位；于1993年获哈佛大学经济系经济学博士学位。先后于美国波士顿学院担任助理教授、香港大学经济金融学院担任助理教授、副教授；2004年起任职于清华大学，担任经济管理学院Mansfield Freeman弗里曼讲席教授；2018年起担任清华大学经济管理学院院长。2019年起，成为清华大学现代国有企业研究院院长。除此之外，还在业界担任多个重要角色，2016年至今，担任中国劳动经济学会副会长；2019年至今，系中国财政学会第十届副会长暨理事会学术委员会委员。

白教授主要研究领域为制度经济学、经济增长和发展、公共经济学、金融、公司治理、中国经济。著有： 技术和新经济（Technology and the New Economy，与阮志华共同编辑（包括书写引言及结语），由Robert Lucas Jr.作序，收集了BoyanJovanovic and Peter Rousseau, Timothy Bresnahan and Franco Malerba, Danny Quah, Jeffrey Sachs and John McArthur, and Michael Woodford等人的文章, 由麻省理工学院出版社于2002年出版。中国经济增长潜力研究（A Research on China’s Economic Growth Potential）：与张琼合著，由Routledge出版社于2017年出版。

周亚虹：内地赛区组织委员会委员

周亚虹，上海财经大学常任教授、博导，经济学院院长，教育部“国家级人才项目特聘教授、新世纪优秀人才。 1986年获得复旦大学应用数学学术学位；2005年获得香港科技大学经济学博士学位；2018年被评为上海市领军人才，2019年荣获上海市育才奖；参与主持多项国家自然科学基金重点项目。其研究领域为微观计量经济学、微观经济学。

Mathematics

Zhu Yi: international judge, head of the international judging panel

A specialist in applied and computational mathematics, he earned his bachelor's and doctoral degrees at Tsinghua University between 1999 and 2008. He was a lecturer at the University of Colorado Boulder from 2008 to 2011, an associate researcher at the Zhou Pei-Yuan Center for Applied Mathematics at Tsinghua from 2011 to 2019, and since 2020 an associate professor at the Yau Mathematical Sciences Center / Department of Mathematical Sciences at Tsinghua.

His main research direction is the applied analysis and numerical computation of scientific problems arising in optics, materials science, biology, and other complex systems. His recent topics include the mathematical theory and numerical methods of topological materials, machine-learning-based mathematical modeling, nonlinear wave motion, and non-equilibrium thermodynamics modeling.

Most of Professor Zhu's topics concern modeling and applied problems at the intersection of mathematics with physics, chemistry, computer science, and so on; his specific projects and detailed introduction can be found at https://yizhu-thu.github.io/CV.pdf.

Xu Hongwei: member of the mainland-region organizing committee, international judge

He received his bachelor's (1984) and master's (1987) degrees from the Department of Mathematics of East China Normal University. In 1990 he obtained his Ph.D. at the Institute of Mathematics of Fudan University and became a lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at Zhejiang University. In November of that year, on the recommendation of academicians Gu Chaohao and Hu Hesheng, he became Zhejiang Province's first postdoctoral fellow in the sciences. He became an associate professor at Zhejiang University in 1993; a visiting professor in the Department of Mathematics at Kyushu University, Japan, in 1994; a professor at Zhejiang University in 1996; and a doctoral supervisor in 2000. From 1993 he held positions including head of the geometry and algebra teaching-and-research office, party-branch secretary of the Institute of Mathematics, deputy head and executive deputy head of the Department of Mathematics; he is now deputy director of the Center of Mathematical Sciences at Zhejiang University. In August 2016 he was invited to give a one-hour plenary report at the 7th International Congress of Chinese Mathematicians, the first full-time mathematician in Zhejiang Province to receive this honor. He served as executive editor of the distinguished American SCI mathematics journal Pure and Applied Mathematics Quarterly (July 2004 – June 2019) and as vice chair of the organizing committee of the S.T. Yau College Mathematics Competition. He directed the National Natural Science Foundation key project "Submanifolds and Curvature Flows" and has received NSFC research funding nine times. He has won a second prize of the Ministry of Education's Natural Science Award, a third prize of its Science and Technology Progress Award, a first prize of the Zhejiang Education Commission's Science and Technology Progress Award, and the Alliance of Chinese Mathematicians' Best Paper Award (the Ruolin Prize), among others. He was selected for the Ministry of Education's Cross-Century Outstanding Talent program (2000) and the first tier of Zhejiang Province's 151 Talent Project (1998).

He has long worked in differential geometry, publishing more than 80 papers in important journals at home and abroad such as J. Differential Geom., Geom. Funct. Anal., Math. Ann., J. Math. Pures Appl., J. Funct. Anal., Compositio Math., Trans. Amer. Math. Soc., Comm. Anal. Geom., J. Geom. Anal., and Math. Res. Lett.; his work has been cited by many internationally renowned differential geometers, including S. Brendle, J. Cheeger, M. do Carmo, K. Ecker, P. Gilkey, A. Naber, H. Rosenberg, N. Sesum, K. Shiohama, K. Smoczyk, S.-T. Yau, and F. Zheng. With Lizhen Ji, Jianshu Li, and Shing-Tung Yau he co-edited Lie Groups and Automorphic Forms (AMS/IP, Vol. 37, 2006). He has directed more than ten national and provincial/ministerial research grants, including the NSFC projects "Geometry and Analysis on Riemannian Manifolds," "Studies of Several Problems in Global Riemannian Geometry," "Geometry and Topology of Riemannian Manifolds," and "Several Problems in the Geometry and Topology of Manifolds." He has been invited to give plenary and invited reports at a series of international conferences, including the Beijing International Conference on Differential Geometry commemorating the centenary of Shiing-Shen Chern, the Shanghai International Mathematics Conference commemorating the 110th anniversary of Su Buqing, the International Workshop on Geometric Heat Flows at Harvard University, and the China–Japan Friendship International Conference on Differential Geometry. He has visited more than ten distinguished foreign universities, including Harvard.

While carrying a heavy administrative load, he has insisted on teaching four or more undergraduate and graduate courses each year. He has supervised more than 60 master's, doctoral, and postdoctoral researchers in differential geometry. Several of his graduate students have published high-level papers in top international journals; one female student's doctoral work appeared in J. Differential Geom., Geom. Funct. Anal., Math. Ann., and other top international mathematics journals. Several of his recently graduated students have won NSFC and provincial/ministerial grants, been invited to serve as reviewers for the American Mathematical Reviews, and been invited to give talks at important international conferences. He has supervised more than twenty undergraduate theses in the Yau Mathematics Elite Class, the Chu Kochen Honors College, and the Department of Mathematics; two of these theses won the silver bachelor's-thesis award of the New World Mathematics Awards, and two were selected among Zhejiang University's hundred outstanding undergraduate theses. Two of the outstanding undergraduates he supervised were selected by academicians Gu Chaohao and Hu Hesheng for direct doctoral study without examination, as their final disciples; one of them won the inaugural "Gu Chaohao Prize," named for the mathematical master Gu Chaohao.

While running the daily work of the math center and department, he organized the 2007 assessment of the national key discipline in mathematics, and personally drafted dozens of important reports — the assessment report for the national key discipline in fundamental mathematics, the Ministry of Education's second-round first-level-discipline ranking report, the construction and development plan for the national key discipline in mathematics, the application and summary-assessment reports for the Phase-III 211 mathematics project, the application and summary-assessment reports for the Phase-II 985 mathematics innovation platform, and the talent-team-building plan for the department — making a crucial contribution to Zhejiang University's mathematics being selected as a first-level national key discipline and ranked 4th nationally in the Ministry of Education's second-round discipline assessment. He actively advanced applications for the national overseas high-level talent program in mathematics, Ministry of Education Cheung Kong Chair and Distinguished Professors, Zhejiang University Guangbiao and Qiushi Distinguished Professors, provincial special experts, and the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars — with results. He led the recruitment of a large group of outstanding full-time faculty. He helped organize a series of high-level academic conferences, including the Hangzhou International Conference on String Theory, the International Conference on Core Mathematics commemorating Professor Borel, the China Forum on the Development of Mathematical Sciences and Education, and the 4th International Congress of Chinese Mathematicians. He has made important contributions to the construction and development of Zhejiang University's math center and department.

1. He proved a unified theorem encompassing the famous Gauss–Bonnet–Chern theorem, the Chern–Lashof theorem, and the Willmore theorem, discovered new intrinsic connections among geometric, analytic, and topological quantities, and applied it to obtain new results on curvature and topology, providing a new and effective tool for studying the geometry, analysis, and topology of manifolds.

2. He was the first to prove, under the optimal pinching condition with positive Ricci curvature, the best convergence theorem for the higher-codimension mean-curvature flow in hyperbolic space and the best differentiable sphere theorem for submanifolds. Under optimized curvature-pinching conditions he proved convergence theorems for solutions of the higher-codimension mean-curvature flow in spheres and complex projective spaces and the differentiable sphere theorem for compact submanifolds, improving the convergence and differentiable-sphere theorems of Baker, Huisken, Pipoli, Sinestrari, and others. He proved a convergence theorem for the higher-codimension mean-curvature flow in general Riemannian manifolds, and convergence and extendability theorems under integral-curvature-pinching conditions. He systematically improved and developed the mean-curvature-flow theory of the Huisken school.

3. By constructing counterexamples, he settled the famous Yau conjecture on the pointwise pinching problem for Riemannian manifolds. Using tools such as Ricci flow, stable flow, and algebraic topology, he proved the best topological sphere theorem and the best differentiable sphere theorem for complete submanifolds in space forms. He successfully extended the famous Brendle–Schoen differentiable sphere theorem to submanifolds of arbitrary codimension p (= 0, 1, 2, …) in general Riemannian manifolds, and extended Huisken's differentiable sphere theorem for hypersurfaces to higher-codimension submanifolds. By introducing new intrinsic invariants, he fully extended Hadamard's differentiable sphere theorem for positively curved Riemannian surfaces to n-dimensional Riemannian manifolds. He proved the differentiable sphere theorem for Riemannian manifolds with positive scalar curvature and obtained a metric rigidity theorem for Einstein manifolds with positive scalar curvature.

4. By constructing counterexamples, he settled the famous Yau conjecture on the pointwise pinching problem for Riemannian manifolds. Using tools such as Ricci flow, stable flow, and algebraic topology, he proved the best topological sphere theorem and the best differentiable sphere theorem for complete submanifolds in space forms. He successfully extended the famous Brendle–Schoen differentiable sphere theorem to submanifolds of arbitrary codimension p (= 0, 1, 2, …) in general Riemannian manifolds, and extended Huisken's differentiable sphere theorem for hypersurfaces to higher-codimension submanifolds. By introducing new intrinsic invariants, he fully extended Hadamard's differentiable sphere theorem for positively curved Riemannian surfaces to n-dimensional Riemannian manifolds. He proved the differentiable sphere theorem for Riemannian manifolds with positive scalar curvature and obtained a metric rigidity theorem for Einstein manifolds with positive scalar curvature.

5. Building on the work of Peng Jiagui and Teng Chulian, he solved the international open problem of the second gap of the scalar curvature of 6- and 7-dimensional minimal hypersurfaces in spheres. He proved the second-gap theorem for the scalar curvature of n-dimensional small-constant-mean-curvature hypersurfaces in spheres. Building on the work of Ding Qi and Xin Yuanlong, he proved that the second-gap length of the scalar curvature of n-dimensional closed minimal hypersurfaces in the unit sphere is at least n/18, and extended this to small-constant-mean-curvature hypersurfaces in spheres. He proved that for n-dimensional complete self-shrinkers with polynomial volume growth in Euclidean space, the second-gap length of the squared norm of the second fundamental form is at least 1/18.

6. He proved that the generalized Pólya conjecture on higher-order eigenvalue estimates for high-dimensional compact minimal submanifolds with boundary nearly holds, advancing research on the generalized Pólya conjecture, and obtained estimates of the number of eigenvalues of the Schrödinger operator on compact minimal submanifolds with boundary, improving and developing the work of Shiu-Yuen Cheng, Peter Li, Shing-Tung Yau, and others. He obtained topological-sphere, differentiable-sphere, topological-finiteness, geometric-rigidity, and geometric-inequality theorems for manifolds under integral-curvature-pinching conditions, and gave a geometric estimate of the upper bound of the sum of Betti numbers of closed submanifolds. He proved uniqueness and finiteness theorems for the ends of complete submanifolds with finite total curvature in space forms.

Ye Jun: member of the mainland-region organizing committee

Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Tsinghua University and party-committee secretary of the department.

He graduated with a bachelor's degree from the Department of Mathematics of Hangzhou University (now Zhejiang University) in 1985. In June 1987 he received a master's degree in applied mathematics from China Textile University (now Donghua University), and from September 1990 to July 1993 he pursued a doctorate in the Department of Mathematics of Beijing Normal University, obtaining his Ph.D. He taught in the Department of Applied Mathematics at China Textile University from July 1987 to August 1990, and after his doctorate in 1993 came to the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Tsinghua, where he has worked ever since. He was a senior visiting scholar at the University of Chile in 2002, and a visiting scholar in the Department of Mathematics at Paris-Sud (Paris XI) University from 2004 to 2005.

He currently works mainly on research and teaching in stochastic processes, financial mathematics, and time-series analysis. He has led and taken part in NSFC projects, published more than 20 papers in financial mathematics and related fields, and co-authored 7 textbooks and study guides and 1 translated work. He has taught nearly ten different courses ranging from doctoral to undergraduate level, and has won a second prize of the National Teaching Achievement Award, a first prize of the Beijing Education and Teaching Achievement Award, a special prize of the Tsinghua Teaching Achievement Award, the Baosteel Teaching Award (Outstanding Teacher Award), and Tsinghua's inaugural Young Faculty Teaching Excellence Award.

Wu Kang: member of the mainland-region organizing committee

A mathematics educator and specialist in competition mathematics. Former teaching supervisor at South China Normal University, associate professor in the School of Mathematical Sciences, master's supervisor and education-master's supervisor. One of the first batch of senior coaches of the China Mathematical Olympiad and a national-level coach. He currently serves as president of the (provisional) National Society for Elementary Mathematics Research, president of the Guangdong Elementary Mathematics Society, president of the Guangdong College-Entrance-Examination Research Society, member of the global organizing committee of the S.T. Yau High School Science Award (Mathematics), director of the Southern Region organizing committee and member of its expert committee, vice president of the Educational Mathematics Committee of the China Higher Education Society, editorial board member of the Journal of Mathematics Education, external expert at the High School Affiliated to South China Normal University, visiting professor at Pui Ching Middle School in Macau, executive vice president of the Chess Association of the Guangdong education system, honorary (and former) president of the Faculty Chess Association of South China Normal University, and special advisor to the Primary and Secondary Mathematics Education Committee of the Guangdong Mathematical Society, among other roles. He has won the National Outstanding Contribution Award for Elementary Mathematics Research, first and second prizes (one each) of the Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region Science and Technology Progress Award, two special prizes of the Guangxi Academy of Sciences Science and Technology Progress Award, a first prize of the Guangdong Higher Education Teaching Achievement Award, and recognition as an "Advanced Worker in Grassroots Secondment" by the Guangdong Provincial Higher Education Working Committee. He has served as editorial board member, deputy editor-in-chief, and editor-in-chief of Middle School Mathematics Research; head of the mathematics-education guidance group of the School of Mathematical Sciences at South China Normal University; member of the mathematics expert group of the Ministry of Education's textbook review committee; member of the mathematics expert group for the Ministry of Education's college-entrance-examination question bank; member of the popularization committee of the Guangdong Mathematical Society; member of the mathematics expert group setting Guangdong's college-entrance-examination questions; member of the mathematics expert group grading them; member of the expert group grading the Guangdong region of the National High School Mathematics League; and member of the party committee of the School of Mathematical Sciences at South China Normal University. He has served as a chief examiner and organizing-committee member for many mathematics competitions such as the "Hua Luogeng Cup," "Hope Cup," "Five Sheep Cup," and "Math Cup"; as a coach of the Chinese national training team for the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) and of Macau's team; as leader and head coach of the Guangdong team for the China Mathematical Olympiad (CMO); as head coach of the Chaozhou team for the "Hua Luogeng Cup" Mathematics Invitational; and as coach of the South China Normal University team for the National College Mathematical Modeling Contest. He was the first lecturer of a competition-mathematics course in Chinese universities and a co-founder of the "Five Sheep Cup" mathematics competition. He has published more than 30 books and over 200 papers, supervised nearly a hundred master's and education-master's students, and offered more than 30 graduate and undergraduate courses. He has helped coach and train more than 20 IMO gold/silver/bronze medalists, more than 200 CMO gold/silver/bronze medalists, over ten thousand first/second/third-prize winners of the national high-school and junior-high mathematics leagues, more than 2,000 national/provincial/municipal backbone teachers and domestic visiting scholars, and over ten thousand primary- and secondary-school math-olympiad coaches. His research directions are combinatorics and graph theory, competition mathematics, elementary mathematics, and mathematics education and culture. He is an enthusiastic organizer of and participant in social activities, mathematics culture and popularization, free-verse and classical poetry composition, chess competitions, and music composition and appreciation; in his later years he has also been active in WeChat groups.

Sun Qingyou: member of the mainland-region organizing committee

Employed at Hangzhou Normal University; other information unknown.

Physics

Siu-Tat Chui: international judge, head of the international judging panel

Siu-Tat Chui was born in Hong Kong on 20 April 1949. He entered McGill University in 1967 and graduated with a first-class-honors bachelor's degree in physics in 1969. While in Canada he won first prize in the 1969 university award examination sponsored by the Canadian Association of Physicists. He then went to Princeton University on an Esso fellowship and received his Ph.D. in physics in 1972. In 1972–73 he was a lecturer at Princeton. From 1973 to 1975 he was a member of technical staff at Bell Laboratories; from 1975 to 1979 an assistant professor at the State University of New York at Albany; and in 1979 he joined the Bartol Research Foundation, where he is currently a professor. He has been a visiting professor at the University of Maryland, the Institute for Materials Research at Tohoku University in Japan, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Umeå University in Sweden, and the Beijing Institute of Theoretical Physics. Professor Chui is currently at the University of Delaware.

His main research direction is condensed-matter physics, specifically including droplets of quantum fluids, metamaterials, the micromagnetics of small structures, and spin-polarized transport.

Lin Xi: international judge

Lin Xi received his bachelor's degree from the University of Science and Technology of China (1998–2003) and his Ph.D. from Pennsylvania State University (2003–2008), then did postdoctoral work at Penn State (2008–2009) and MIT (2009–2011). His main research direction is condensed-matter physics; his research interests are low-dimensional and mesoscopic transport experiments at very low temperatures.

Xing Xiangjun: international judge

Xing Xiangjun is a researcher in the School of Science (Department of Physics) at Shanghai Jiao Tong University. He received his Ph.D. in physics from the University of Colorado at Boulder in 2003. He did postdoctoral research at the University of Illinois (UIUC) from 2003 to 2005, and held an assistant-professor position in the physics department at Syracuse University from 2005 to 2010. Since 2010 he has been a distinguished professor in the physics department and the Institute of Natural Sciences at Shanghai Jiao Tong. His research directions are soft-condensed-matter theory and statistical physics, specifically including the elasticity theory of polymers, colloids, liquid crystals, rubber-like materials, and membranes, as well as the statistical properties of random-packing systems. He has published more than twenty papers, including five in Physical Review Letters.

Wu Di: international judge

Wu Di, male, is a professor in the physics department at Nanjing University. He received his bachelor's degree from the physics department of Fudan University in 1997 and his Ph.D. in condensed-matter physics from Fudan in 2001. He did postdoctoral research in the physics department at the University of Utah from August 2001 to November 2005 and at the University of California, Riverside, from November 2005 to June 2007. He mainly studies magnetic nanomaterials and devices, including single-crystal magnetic-metal thin films grown by molecular-beam epitaxy on semiconductor surfaces, dilute magnetic semiconductors, magnetic nanostructures, and ferromagnetic/organic heterojunctions and their devices, using various magnetic and electrical measurement techniques and synchrotron radiation to characterize the structure, transport, and magnetic structure of magnetic materials and nanodevices, and studying the relationships among their structure and electrical and magnetic properties.

Zheng Bo: international judge

Zheng Bo, male, Chinese national, received his Ph.D. from Sun Yat-sen University in 1988; he is currently a distinguished professor at Zhejiang University. His specific research direction is the in-depth study, via numerical-simulation methods, of far-from-equilibrium critical dynamics near a second-order phase-transition point; he confirmed and developed the short-time-dynamics scaling theory and proposed a new dynamical method for measuring dynamic and static critical exponents. This method is free from the troubles of critical slowing down and has been widely applied in non-equilibrium critical dynamics. His results substantially extended the theory of critical dynamics near second-order phase transitions and its scientific applications, with important significance for condensed-matter physics and materials science. In recent years he has paid particular attention to interdisciplinary fields such as econophysics and biophysics, producing meaningful results on cluster models and two-phase behavior in financial markets. His early research was in quantum field theory, such as lattice gauge theory and stochastic quantization. Since 1994 his main interests have been computational physics, non-equilibrium statistical physics, soft-condensed-matter physics, and related interdisciplinary fields. Using Monte Carlo methods, he has achieved creative results in the numerical simulation of far-from-equilibrium dynamics. The short-time-dynamics measurement method he first proposed can be applied to second-order and weak-first-order phase-transition systems, disordered systems, quantum-spin systems, superconducting systems, and so on. As of 2010 he had published more than fifty papers in international SCI journals, five of them in Physical Review Letters, including one review article; his papers have been cited nearly six hundred times by others. He pays close attention to interdisciplinary fields such as econophysics and biophysics.

Ruan Dong: member of the mainland-region organizing committee

Ruan Dong is a professor and deputy head of the physics department at Tsinghua University. His research areas are mathematical physics, quantum physics, and nuclear-structure theory.

His research interests include: (1) the symmetry and exact solvability of quantum systems; (2) the representation theory of groups and algebras (Lie algebras, Lie superalgebras, infinite-dimensional Lie algebras, deformed Lie algebras, etc.) and its applications in physics, such as algebraic models of atomic, molecular, and nuclear structure; (3) fundamental problems of quantum physics and quantum information.

Chen Yan: member of the mainland-region organizing committee

Chen Yan, born in October 1972, a native of Sichuan, is now a PI researcher and doctoral supervisor at the Advanced Materials Laboratory of Fudan University (since 2008). He was recruited to Fudan in September 2007. He works mainly on the theoretical study of the electronic-state properties of strongly correlated many-body systems, especially the impurity and mixed states of high-temperature copper-oxide superconductors. He has also achieved influential results on the insulator-to-superconductor transition in organic superconductors, exotic superfluid states in ultracold-atom systems, and quantum entanglement and quantum phase transitions in correlated-electron systems. He has published nearly 40 SCI papers (5 in Phys. Rev. Lett., 2 in Phys. Rev. (Rapid Comm.), and about 20 in Phys. Rev.), cited about 250 times. He won a second prize of the China Universities Science and Technology Award (Ministry of Education) in 2001 (ranked 2nd).

Chemistry

Ben Zhong Tang: international judge, head of the international judging panel

Chinese University of Hong Kong, Stephen K. C. Cheong Professor; member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the World Academy of Sciences, and the Asia Pacific Academy of Materials; fellow of the International Union of Societies for Biomaterials Science and Engineering and of the Royal Society of Chemistry.

Professor Tang received his bachelor's degree from South China University of Technology in 1982 and his Ph.D. from Kyoto University in 1988. He did postdoctoral research at the University of Toronto from 1989 to 1994 and served as a senior researcher at Neos Company. He joined the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology for academic research in 1994 and was promoted to chair professor in 2008. In 2021 he joined the Chinese University of Hong Kong (Shenzhen) as dean of the School of Science and Engineering.

His research areas are materials science, polymer chemistry, and biomedical diagnosis and therapy; Professor Tang is the originator of the scientific concept of aggregation-induced emission and a leader of research in that field. He has published more than 1,600 scientific papers, cited over 110,000 times, with an h-index of 152. Since 2014 he has been continuously named a Highly Cited Researcher in both chemistry and materials science. He has received many honors and awards, such as a first prize of the State Natural Science Award (2017), the Ho Leung Ho Lee Science and Technology Progress Award (2017), and the Croucher Senior Research Fellowship (2007). He is editor-in-chief of the journal Aggregate, published by Wiley.

Henry N. C. Wong: international judge

Professor Henry Wong received a first-class-honors bachelor of science degree from the Chinese University of Hong Kong in 1973 and, with a Shell scholarship, went on to University College London, receiving his Ph.D. in 1976, after which he did two years of postdoctoral research at Harvard University. From 1979 to 1980 he was a Ramsay Memorial Fellow at University College London, beginning independent research; from 1980 to 1982 he was an associate researcher at the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He returned to teach at CUHK in 1983 and was head of its chemistry department from 1995 to 1997. He served as head of New Asia College from 2002 to July 2010; chair of the Research Committee from 2004 to 2013; chair of the Teaching Materials Grants Committee from 2006 to 2013; and pro-vice-chancellor from 2009 to 2013. He was dean of the Faculty of Science from 2012 to 2018, and again head of New Asia College from January 2014 to the end of 2020. He is emeritus chair professor and research professor of chemistry at CUHK, chair of the management committee of the Shanghai–Hong Kong Joint Laboratory in Chemical Synthesis at the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry, a long-term distinguished visiting professor at the Southern University of Science and Technology in Shenzhen, and a visiting and advisory professor at several mainland universities.

Professor Wong's main research is the synthesis of natural and unnatural compounds. He is an editorial board member, senior reviewer, or academic advisor for several international and mainland chemistry journals. He has been invited to give plenary and invited talks at international and mainland chemistry conferences more than eighty times, and has published over 265 papers to date.

Professor Wong has won a second prize of the State Natural Science Award of China (1997) and the Croucher Foundation Senior Research Fellowship (1999); he was elected a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (1999), the World Academy of Sciences (formerly the Third World Academy of Sciences, 2004), and the Hong Kong Academy of Sciences (2015), respectively.

Tang Zhiyong: international judge

A researcher and doctoral supervisor at the National Center for Nanoscience and Technology, chief scientist of a MOST 973 program (the major nanoscience research plan), editorial board member of Nanoscale Horizons and Scientific Reports, and advisory editorial board member of Small, ChemPhysChem, Nanoscale, Nano Research, and Materials Research Express. He graduated from the Department of Environmental Science at Wuhan University in 1993, received a master's degree there in 1996, and obtained his Ph.D. at the Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2000 under academician Wang Erkang. From 2000 to 2001 and 2001 to 2006 he did research on nanomaterials in Professor Prins's group at ETH Zürich and Professor Kotov's group at the University of Michigan, respectively. In November 2006 he returned to China and joined the National Center for Nanoscience and Technology.

His main research area is the application of functional nanomaterials in environment and energy. He has won many honors: selection for the New Century National Hundred-Thousand-Million Talent Project (2009); the materials-science Young Scientist achievement award of "Scopus Finding Young Science Stars" (2010); the Chinese Academy of Sciences "Outstanding Youth" (2012); selection as a ChemComm "Emerging Investigator" (2013); the State Council Special Allowance (2013); selection for MOST's 2013 leading talent in scientific and technological innovation among the middle-aged and young (2013); election as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC, 2014); Elsevier "Most Cited Chinese Researcher" (2015, 2016); the RSC Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers Award for Outstanding Young Scientist (2015); the Royal Society of Chemistry "Editorial Board Award" (2016); and the 8th Chinese Chemical Society–BASF Young Knowledge Innovation Award (2016).

Li Yanmei: international judge

A professor and doctoral supervisor at Tsinghua University. Professor Li received her master's and doctoral degrees from the Department of Chemistry at Tsinghua in 1989 and 1992, respectively, did postdoctoral work at the Institute of Organic Chemistry of the University of Karlsruhe in Germany from 1996 to 1997, and since 1998 has been a professor and doctoral supervisor in the Department of Chemistry at Tsinghua. Her research directions are the misfolding mechanism of amyloid proteins, the synthesis and immunological properties of glycopeptides, the degradation of amyloid proteins and its inhibitors, the synthesis of modified proteins, theoretical computation, and the design and synthesis of HIV membrane-fusion inhibitors and the study of their properties.

Xi Zhenfeng: international judge

Boya Distinguished Professor at Peking University and member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Professor Xi graduated with a bachelor's degree from the Department of Chemistry at Xiamen University in 1983; received a master's degree in 1989 from the Institute of Coordination Chemistry of Nanjing University, Zhengzhou University, and the Henan Institute of Chemistry, under researcher Jin Douman; and received his Ph.D. in 1996 from the Institute for Molecular Science in Japan (advisor: Professor Tamotsu Takahashi). He studied or worked successively at Jin Douman's laboratory at the Henan Institute of Chemistry (1983–1992, as a researcher and assistant researcher), at Tamotsu Takahashi's laboratory at the Catalysis Research Center of Hokkaido University (1993–1997, as a doctoral student and postdoc), and at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Hokkaido University (1997–1998, as an assistant professor); he became an associate professor at the College of Chemistry of Peking University in 1998 and a professor in 1999.

His laboratory's current research interests focus on two areas, involving organometallic chemistry, coordination chemistry, photochemistry, electrochemistry, organic synthesis, and catalysis: 1. the activation and transformation of nitrogen — striving to achieve the efficient direct synthesis of nitrogen-containing organic compounds from N2 under mild conditions; and 2. rare-earth organometallic chemistry (Professor Zhang Wenxiong) — striving to discover novel structures and the activation and transformation of P4.

Li Zhanting: international judge

A professor and doctoral supervisor at Fudan University; he received his Ph.D. from the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1992, did postdoctoral research in the chemistry department of the University of Southern Denmark from 1994 to 1995, was an associate researcher at the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry from 1996 to 2002, a visiting scholar in the chemistry department of the University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign from 2000 to 2001, a researcher at the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry from 2003 to 2010, and since 2010 a professor in the Department of Chemistry at Fudan. His research directions include bioorganic, supramolecular, and materials chemistry: biomimetic structures and related soft molecular materials and the design of bioactive molecules; two- and three-dimensional supramolecular organic frameworks and materials; the design, synthesis, and material properties of new conjugated molecular systems; the principles and methods of molecular recognition and self-assembly; and the cooperativity of weak interactions.

Wang Xun: member of the mainland-region organizing committee

A professor and doctoral supervisor at Tsinghua University. Professor Wang received his Ph.D. from the Department of Chemistry at Tsinghua in 2004 and became a lecturer there the same year; he was an associate professor from 2005 to 2007 and has been a professor since 2007, receiving the honor of Cheung Kong Distinguished Professor in 2014. His research area mainly concerns the controlled synthesis, assembly, and properties of functional nanomaterials.

Wang Xinyan: member of the mainland-region organizing committee A Tsinghua Ph.D. and associate researcher. She graduated with a Ph.D. from the Department of Chemistry at Tsinghua in 2003, did postdoctoral research there from 2004 to 2006, and since 2011 has been an associate researcher in the Department of Chemistry at Tsinghua. Her research areas include organic synthesis, asymmetric synthesis, and the methodology of synthesizing nitrogen-containing heterocycles.

Sun Xingwen: member of the mainland-region organizing committee A professor and doctoral supervisor at Fudan University. He received his Ph.D. in organic chemistry from the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2007. He was a lecturer in the Department of Chemistry at Fudan from 2007 to 2010, an associate professor there since February 2010, and a visiting scholar in the Division of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at the California Institute of Technology since December 2013. Professor Sun's research areas include asymmetric synthesis and medicinal chemistry.

Biology

Junying Yuan: international judge, head of the international judging panel

A researcher at Harvard University and at the Interdisciplinary Research Center on Biology and Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Professor Yuan received her Ph.D. in neurobiology from Harvard in 1989, worked at Harvard Medical School from 1990 to 1991, and was later promoted to assistant professor of medicine there. She was an associate professor of cell biology at Harvard Medical School from 1996 to 2000, became a professor of cell biology at Harvard in 2000, and was the Elizabeth D. Hay Professor of Cell Biology at Harvard Medical School from 2014 to 2020; since October 2020 she has been director and researcher of the Interdisciplinary Research Center on Biology and Chemistry at the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Professor Yuan's main research goal is to reveal the molecular mechanisms regulating cell death in mammalian cells. She has made landmark contributions to opening up two major fields of cell-death research — apoptosis and necroptosis. Her work has elucidated a series of key driver molecules, molecular mechanisms, and links to human disease in these two modes of cell death.

In the 1990s, Professor Yuan first discovered caspases as highly species-conserved key molecules driving apoptosis, and elucidated the relationship between Bcl-2 and caspase in mediating apoptosis. She then published a series of classic papers in the apoptosis field, including the discovery of the key driving role of caspase-11 in regulating caspase-1 activation in inflammation and apoptosis, and the role of caspase-8's cleavage of BID in inducing mitochondrial damage in apoptosis.

Professor Yuan's other major academic contribution was the first discovery that mammalian-cell necrosis is regulatable. Her work defined programmed necrosis (necroptosis), a regulatable mode of cell necrosis in mammalian cells, and elucidated RIPK1 as the key molecule mediating necroptosis. This discovery overturned the academic community's traditional view that necrosis is passive and unregulated, revealing the molecular mechanism of cell necrosis and a new direction of targeting RIPK1 as a clinical therapeutic means. A great deal of research has shown that RIPK1 activation mediates cell inflammation and necrosis and participates in the pathogenesis and development of many major human inflammatory and neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, arthritis, and enteritis. RIPK1 inhibitors have now entered human clinical trials worldwide. Professor Yuan's work has drawn the attention of the Nobel Committee, which has twice invited her to give a special report at the Nobel Forum.

Professor Yuan's recent work has revealed the molecular mechanism by which RIPK1 mediates apoptosis and inflammation during aging, explaining how risk genes act synergistically with aging to cause neuroinflammation, functional inactivation, and the onset of neurodegenerative disease. This work points to a new direction for treating neurodegenerative diseases. In addition, Professor Yuan discovered a small molecule that inhibits cell death while promoting the cell's return to homeostasis, elucidating the molecule's target and mechanism and providing a new intervention strategy for treating neurodegenerative diseases.

Cai Liang: international judge, member of the mainland-region organizing committee

A professor at Fudan University; he received his bachelor's degree from Fudan in 2003, his Ph.D. in cell biology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 2008, did postdoctoral research at the University of California, San Francisco, from 2009 to 2011, and in December 2011 was appointed researcher and doctoral supervisor in the School of Life Sciences at Fudan. His research mainly uses an integrated combination of biochemistry, biophysics, molecular biology, and cell biology to explore the mechanisms of cell–environment interaction; his current research focuses on the dynamic regulation of microfilaments and related cellular functions, and on the damage-repair mechanisms of multicellular structures in three-dimensional environments. He has published 13 first-author research and commentary articles, 3 of them in Cell. From 2009 to 2011, with support from the Jane Coffin Childs Fund, he studied at the cellular level the mechanism by which the microfilament cytoskeleton regulates the morphogenesis of epithelial tissue; in 2012 he won support from the NSFC "Excellent Young Scientists Fund." His main research direction is using cell biology, molecular biology, biochemistry, and other modern methods to study fundamental cellular processes and their mechanisms.

Yu Qiang: international judge

A doctoral supervisor at the Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica of the Chinese Academy of Sciences; he received his Ph.D. from Brandeis University in 1989, did postdoctoral research at MIT from 1989 to 1992, and was an associate professor at Boston University School of Medicine from 2000 to 2002. He then returned to China and has been a researcher at the Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica since 2002. He works mainly on basic research into cell-signaling pathways related to cancer and inflammation, and on the screening and development of anticancer and anti-inflammatory drugs based on those pathways. His research includes signaling pathways mediated by protein tyrosine kinases and phosphatases; immune-factor signaling pathways; the regulation of tumor-cell growth by the immune system; cell-biological and chemical-biological studies of tumor-growth mechanisms; the personalized diagnosis and treatment of tumors; the establishment of drug-screening systems based on cell-signaling pathways; the discovery and development of new anticancer and anti-inflammatory drugs from natural products, mainly Chinese herbal medicines; and the discovery of active ingredients in Chinese herbal medicines and the study of their mechanisms of action.

Li Wenhui: international judge A senior investigator at the National Institute of Biological Sciences, Beijing. He received his Ph.D. in pathogen biology from the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, Peking Union Medical College, in 2001; did postdoctoral research at Harvard Medical School from 2001 to 2004; was an Instructor at Harvard Medical School from 2004 to 2007; was an investigator at the National Institute of Biological Sciences, Beijing, from 2007 to 2015; and was promoted to senior investigator there in 2015.

The Li Wenhui laboratory's research interests focus on the molecular mechanisms of important viral infections and their prevention and treatment. In recent years it has worked mainly on hepatitis B virus (HBV). Hepatitis B is a serious infectious disease that harms human health. An estimated 240 million people worldwide are infected with HBV, about 93 million of them in China. Chronic HBV infection is an important cause of cirrhosis and liver cancer. Hepatitis D virus (HDV) is a satellite virus of HBV; of all HBV-infected people, about 15 million are co-infected with HDV. The laboratory discovered that the key receptor by which HBV and HDV infect hepatocytes is the sodium-taurocholate cotransporting polypeptide (NTCP); the HepG2 cell line stably expressing human NTCP (HepG2-NTCP) has become an important platform for HBV-related basic virology and antiviral-drug development. Scientific research on hepatitis B infection and drug development has now entered a vibrant new era. This laboratory uses an integrated combination of virology, biochemistry, immunology, chemical biology, and other disciplines to dissect the molecular basis of the HBV and HDV infection processes, helping to understand their pathological mechanisms. The laboratory hopes to develop new antiviral drugs and strive to ultimately relieve patients' suffering. In addition, the group collaborates with related laboratories to study the roles of molecules such as NTCP and bile acids in infection and metabolism.

Zhou Jingliu (King L. Chow): international judge

Professor Zhou is a professor in the Division of Life Science and the Department of Biomedical Engineering. He studied cell biology at Baylor College of Medicine in the U.S. and obtained his Ph.D. Before returning to Hong Kong to join HKUST, he was a Belfer Fellow of Molecular Genetics at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York. After more than a decade at HKUST, he was promoted to professor. Through several intramural and inter-institutional collaborations, Professor Zhou's research spans many areas of the biological sciences, drawing together expertise in chemistry, physics, mathematics, engineering, and clinical science. These collaborations cover molecular and cell biology, genetics and genomics, developmental neurobiology, and synthetic and evolutionary biology. His research areas include genetics, evolutionary biology, synthetic biology, cell signaling in developmental neurobiology, and sensory differentiation. The undergraduate program in molecular biomedical science that Professor Zhou helped launch is highly regarded, and he directs the graduate program in bioengineering. He is also responsible for liaison with all schools and academic units, planning the development of the university's core curriculum to broaden students' educational experience and horizons. Professor Zhou has rich teaching experience, teaching a wide range of life-science and general-education subjects in undergraduate and graduate courses at HKUST and other institutions. He has won the HKUST School of Science Teaching Award and the Michael G. Gale Medal for Distinguished Teaching in recognition of his outstanding achievements, and has led several teaching-development projects. He serves on many course and discipline committees at HKUST and as a member of advisory and review panels at other institutions and organizations, actively promoting the development of science and liberal-arts education.

Xi Qiaoran: member of the mainland-region organizing committee

An associate professor at Tsinghua University; from 1998 to 2004 she pursued a doctorate in biomedical science at New York University School of Medicine, did postdoctoral research at NYU School of Medicine and the Sloan Kettering Cancer Center from 2004 to 2013, and since 2013 has been an assistant and then associate professor in the School of Life Sciences at Tsinghua.

Her group's research mainly uses cell biology, biochemistry, molecular biology, and genomics to study the mechanisms by which TGF-beta signaling acts in embryonic-stem-cell self-renewal, embryonic development, and tumorigenesis; it specifically studies how TGF-beta and related signaling pathways, by interacting with the epigenetic landscape, tightly regulate gene expression in time and space to control embryonic development and tumorigenesis. The group's study objects are mouse embryonic stem cells and diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma (DIPG). Drawing fully on its own strengths in TGF-beta biology, and combining stem-cell biology, cancer biology, and interdisciplinary fields such as information science and structural biology, it has carried out a series of studies that have revealed many new regulatory elements and mechanisms of the TGF-beta signaling pathway, providing a new perspective and theoretical basis for understanding early embryonic development and tumorigenesis. The group also actively collaborates, drawing on its strengths, to answer broader biological questions together with other laboratories.

Yang Ji: member of the mainland-region organizing committee

A professor at Fudan University; he received his bachelor's degree from the biology department of Beijing Normal University in 1983 and his master's degree from the biology department of Peking University in 1986. He taught at Peking University from 1986 to 2006, during which he studied or did collaborative research at the Australian National University (Jan 1997 – Jan 1998), University College London (Nov 2001 – Apr 2002), and the University of Cambridge (Aug 2003 – Aug 2004); he moved to Fudan in 2007. He is now a professor and doctoral supervisor in the School of Life Sciences at Fudan. He works mainly on plant phylogeny and evolution, and has led or taken part in National Key R&D Programs, the "973" Program, the "863" Program, NSFC major research plans, and NSFC general projects; he serves as deputy director of the Ministry of Education's steering committee for university biology courses, chief scientist of a National Key R&D Program project, and an Advisor for the journal New Phytologist.

Computer Science

Zha Hongbin: international judge, head of the international judging panel

Zha Hongbin, male, born 1 September 1962, received his Ph.D. from Kyushu University in Japan in 1990 and became an assistant there the same year. He was an associate professor at Kyushu University in 1991 and is now a professor in the School of Information Science and Technology at Peking University and director of the Key Laboratory of Machine Perception (Ministry of Education). He serves on various committees of important academic organizations and international conferences, including the editorial board of the international journal Advanced Robotics, guest editor of a special issue of IEEE Trans. SMC on 3D image processing and modeling, editor of a special issue of IEICE Trans. Information and Systems on multiresolution analysis, and chair of the Machine Perception and Virtual Reality Committee of the Chinese Association for Artificial Intelligence.

His main research directions are computer vision, virtual reality, and intelligent robot systems; he works on three-dimensional geometric-data analysis, environmental geometric modeling, three-dimensional object recognition, autonomous distributed robot systems, mobile robots, and the like.

Hongbo Fu: international judge

Professor Hongbo Fu is a researcher in interactive graphics. He has worked actively on projects in computer graphics and human–computer interaction. His research has resulted in more than 100 scientific publications, over 50 of them in top graphics/vision/HCI journals and conferences, including ACM Transactions on Graphics (SIGGRAPH or SIGGRAPH Asia), CVPR, ECCV, CHI, IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, Computer Graphics Forum, and UIST. His work has been selected several times as a program highlight at SIGGRAPH and SIGGRAPH Asia and has won best-paper awards at CAD/Graphics 2015 and UIST 2019, as well as best-demo awards in the Emerging Technologies program of SIGGRAPH Asia 2013 and 2014. His current research interests include high-level shape analysis and synthesis, sketch understanding, sketch-based interfaces, and mobile interaction.

He has served or is serving on the program committees of major graphics/HCI conferences including SIGGRAPH Asia, Eurographics, the Symposium on Geometry Processing, Pacific Graphics, Shape Modeling International, and Mobile HCI. He was organization chair of Pacific Graphics 2012 and program (co-)chair of CAD/Graphics 2013, SIGGRAPH Asia 2013 (Emerging Technologies), SIGGRAPH Asia 2014 (Workshops), CAD/Graphics 2015, Pacific Graphics 2018, and Computational Visual Media 2019. He was conference chair of SIGGRAPH Asia 2016 and conference co-chair of Expressive 2018. He has served or is serving as associate editor of The Visual Computer (TVC), Computers & Graphics (C&G), and Computer Graphics Forum (CGF).

Hu Shimin: international judge, member of the mainland-region organizing committee

Hu Shimin, a native of Changxing County, Zhejiang. He was admitted to the Department of Mathematics at Jilin University in 1986; in 1990 he entered the Department of Mathematics at Zhejiang University for a master's degree without examination, under Professor Jin Yiwen; in 1993 he pursued a doctorate in the same department under Professor Jin Tongguang; in 1996 he entered the computer-science postdoctoral station in the computer-science department at Tsinghua University, working under academician Sun Jiaguang on computer-aided design, and after completing it in 1998 he stayed to teach in the computer department at Tsinghua. He is now a professor in the computer-science department at Tsinghua. His research directions are mainly computer graphics and interaction techniques, intelligent information processing, and systems software. He won the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars in 2002, served as chief scientist of a national "973" Program project from 2006 to 2015, was selected for the New Century National Hundred-Thousand-Million Talent Project in 2010, was selected among the first batch of "Ten-Thousand Talents Program" leading talents in scientific and technological innovation in 2013, and has served since 2015 as academic leader of an NSFC Innovation Group project; he is vice president of the China Computer Federation, editor-in-chief of Computational Visual Media (Springer), and president of the Asian Graphics Association.

He works mainly on computer graphics, intelligent information processing, and systems software. In geometry processing, he proposed a framework based on integral invariants and feature-sensitive metrics, high-quality three-dimensional scene reconstruction with noise suppression, and efficient high-quality model reconstruction based on machine learning. In the editing and interactive synthesis of visual media, he proposed global-contrast-based saliency detection, an image-synthesis method combining sketch input and web search (Sketch2Photo), and text-driven video synthesis (Write-A-Video). In photorealistic rendering and animation simulation, he proposed an intrinsic-feature-based fluid-modulation method, an SPH-based multi-fluid and fluid–solid coupling method, and spherical piecewise-constant basis functions for global ambient illumination. The related results have been published in important international journals and conferences such as ACM SIGGRAPH, CVPR, ACM Transactions on Graphics, IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics, and IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence.

He developed and open-sourced the first deep-learning framework independently created by a Chinese university — Jittor. Jittor is a fully just-in-time-compiled deep-learning framework based on meta-operator fusion and a unified computational graph. Jittor supports more than 30 backbone networks and has open-sourced several model libraries: generative adversarial networks, image semantic segmentation, detection and instance segmentation, point-cloud classification, differentiable rendering, and more.

Guo Minyi: international judge

Guo Minyi is head of the computer-science department in the School of Electronic Information and Electrical Engineering at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Zhiyuan Chair Professor, and a recipient of the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars. He graduated from the computer-science department of Nanjing University in 1982 and received a master of engineering there in 1986. From 1986 to 1994 he taught in that department. He received his Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Tsukuba in 1998 and the same year joined NEC as a researcher. From October 2000 he moved to the University of Aizu as a lecturer, associate professor, and professor in its Department of Computer Software. From 2001 to 2002, as an overseas researcher of Japan's Ministry of Education, he was a visiting professor at Georgia State University in the U.S. In 2006 he joined the computer-science department at Shanghai Jiao Tong as a professor.

Dr. Guo's main research areas include parallel and distributed processing systems, high-performance computing, and parallelizing compilers. In these areas he has published more than 400 papers in professional journals and international conferences, including renowned journals such as IEEE/ACM Transactions and renowned conferences such as MICRO, ASPLOS, and ISCA. He is a program-committee member and general chair of several international academic conferences and serves as editor-in-chief or editorial board member of several journals.

Tong Ruofeng: international judge, member of the mainland-region organizing committee

Tong Ruofeng, male, born in April 1969, is a professor and doctoral supervisor in the College of Computer Science at Zhejiang University and deputy director of the CAD&CG State Key Laboratory there. He received his Ph.D. in applied mathematics from Zhejiang University in 1996 and was a visiting scholar at the Intelligent Systems and Modeling Laboratory of Hiroshima University in Japan from October 1999 to September 2001. He has undertaken 863, 973, and NSFC research projects such as "Key Technologies and Systems for Stereoscopic Presentation and Remote Interaction Based on a Human-Posture Database," "Virtual-Scene Generation Techniques and Systems Based on the Analysis and Fusion of Video Material," and "Methods for Repairing and Reconstructing Geometric Shapes," and is conducting project collaborations with internationally renowned companies such as Qualcomm. His research interests include virtual reality, computer vision, and AI-based assisted medical diagnosis.

Zhang Songhai: member of the mainland-region organizing committee

Zhang Songhai, male, Ph.D. in engineering, associate professor in the Department of Computer Science and Technology at Tsinghua University. His research area is computer graphics, and his direction is non-photorealistic rendering, aiming to let computers generate images or videos with an artistic style. In this direction he has studied several topics, proposing a cartoon-animation vectorization method that can be effectively applied to reusing cartoon-animation material. He also proposed an ink-wash-style rendering algorithm based on water-flow video that can automatically convert real water-flow video into ink-wash-style water-flow animation. He has published more than ten papers in international journals and conferences such as IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics and IEEE Transactions on Multimedia, and has led two NSFC projects as principal investigator. He has taken part in teaching computer graphics since 2007 and was selected for Tsinghua's Backbone Talent Support Program in 2009.

Economics & Financial Modeling

Tang Benzhong: international judge, head of the international judging panel

Tang Benzhong is a professor and head of the Department of Finance at Tsinghua University and an associate dean of the Tsinghua School of Economics and Management. He received a bachelor's degree in economics from Tsinghua University from 1992 to 1997, then earned master's and doctoral degrees in economics from the University of Pennsylvania from 1998 to 2004. From 2004 to 2006 he was an assistant professor in the finance department at the University of Illinois at Chicago; from 2008 to 2016 he was a professor at the Tsinghua School of Economics and Management; and since 2017 he has been a professor there. His research areas are mainly banks and financial institutions, monetary policy, and macro-finance.

Miao Bin: international judge

Miao Bin received a bachelor's degree in economics from Nanjing University from 2001 to 2005 and master's and doctoral degrees in economics from the National University of Singapore from 2007 to 2013. From 2013 to 2020 he was successively an assistant professor, associate professor, and professor in the School of Economics at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics. Since 2020 he has been a professor in the School of Economics at Renmin University of China, with research focusing on decision-making under uncertainty, intertemporal risk decisions, and social-allocation decisions.

In 2017 he was named a Shanghai Shuguang Scholar; from 2016 to December 2018 he took part in the NSFC Youth project "Theoretical and Experimental Studies of Time Preference and Risk Preference"; and from 2020 to December 2022 he took part in the NSFC Excellent Young Scientists project "Decision Theory and Experimental Economics."

Wang Cheng: international judge

Wang Cheng graduated with a bachelor's degree from the Department of Mathematics at Fudan University in 1984 and received his Ph.D. in economics from the University of Western Ontario in Canada in 1994. He has been an assistant and associate professor at the Tepper School of Business at Carnegie Mellon University and an associate professor and professor of economics at Iowa State University. For more than two decades he has worked on macroeconomics and the theory of dynamic contracts, covering macro-finance, labor-market theory and policy, unemployment insurance, executive compensation, and the foundations of dynamic-contract theory. His results have appeared in economics journals such as the American Economic Review, Review of Economic Studies, Journal of Economic Theory, Journal of Monetary Economics, International Economic Review, and Review of Economic Dynamics. As one of the earlier researchers in dynamic-contract theory, his work has contributed to the development of this important economic literature and its applications in macroeconomics. His latest research interest is the optimal termination of dynamic economic relationships and its application in models of labor and financial markets.

Su Liangjun: international judge

Professor Su Liangjun received, from 1990 to 1999, a bachelor's in engineering economics from Xi'an Jiaotong University, a master's in engineering economics from Tongji University, and a master's in economics from the University of California, Riverside; in 2004 he received his Ph.D. in economics from the University of California, San Diego. From 2004 to 2008 he was an assistant and associate professor in the Department of Business Statistics and Econometrics at the Guanghua School of Management of Peking University; from 2008 to 2020 he was successively an associate professor, professor, and Lee Kong Chian Chair Professor in the School of Economics at Singapore Management University. In July 2020 he joined the Tsinghua School of Economics and Management as the C. V. Starr Chair Professor of economics.

Professor Su has long worked in theoretical econometrics, mainly in nonparametric econometrics, panel-data analysis, big data, and machine learning. He has published more than eighty papers in top international economics, statistics, and information journals such as Econometrica, Econometric Theory, IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, Journal of Machine Learning Research, Journal of Applied Econometrics, Journal of Econometrics, Journal of the American Statistical Association, Journal of Business & Economic Statistics, and Quantitative Economics, and has edited and published two books. His results have been cited in several authoritative or well-known textbooks on panel-data and nonparametric econometrics, including Li and Racine (2007, Nonparametric Econometrics), Hsiao (2014, Panel Data Analysis, 3rd ed.), Pesaran (2015, Time Series and Panel Data Econometrics), Henderson and Parmeter (2015, Applied Nonparametric Econometrics), and Racine (2019, An Introduction to the Advanced Theory and Practice of Nonparametric Econometrics).

He currently serves as co-editor of the leading econometrics journal Econometric Theory, associate editor of the Journal of Econometrics and Econometric Reviews, and editorial board member of the Journal of Systems Science and Complexity. He has received Chinese and Singapore national grants several times, won a Peking University teaching award in 2007, the Singapore Lee Kuan Yew Research Award in 2011, and the Econometric Theory Multa Scripsit Award in 2014, becoming a Fellow of the Journal of Econometrics. Since 2014 he has been listed several times in worldwide who's-who or science-and-engineering halls of fame. He is now a senior fellow of the Rimini Centre for Economic Analysis (RCEA).

Weng Xi: international judge

Weng Xi is now a professor of applied economics at the Guanghua School of Management of Peking University and a "Sunrise in the East" Guanghua Research Scholar. His main research areas are game theory, applied microeconomic theory, and information economics. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees from Peking University and his Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania. His results have appeared or are forthcoming in top international journals such as the Journal of Finance, Management Science, Economic Journal, American Economic Journal: Microeconomics, Journal of Economic Theory (two papers), International Economic Review (two papers), Economic Theory, Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization, and Journal of Economics & Management Strategy.

He leads the NSFC general project "Theory and Applications of Organizational Economics." Dr. Weng's awards include: the 2020 Youth Achievement Award of the 8th Outstanding Achievement Award for Scientific Research in Higher Education (Humanities and Social Sciences); the 2019 China Information Economics Outstanding Achievement Award; the 2019 Li Yining Research Award; the 2017 China Information Economics Youth Innovation Award; the 2017 Peking University Teaching Excellence Award; the first prize of the 13th Peking University Outstanding Achievement Award for Humanities and Social Sciences (2017); the 2016 Peking University Bank of Beijing Teaching Award; the 2016 China Information Economics Wu Jiapei Award; the 2015 and 2016 Taishin Holdings Best New Researcher Award; the 2011 David Cass Memorial Prize in Economics; and the 2010 CES Gregory Chow Best Paper Award.

Tang Ke: international judge

Tang Ke is now a professor and director of the Institute of Economics in the School of Social Sciences at Tsinghua University. His main research directions are commodity markets (including data as a factor of production), fintech, and the digital economy. He has published several papers in top English-language journals such as the Journal of Finance and the Review of Financial Studies, and currently serves as executive editor of the international journal Quantitative Finance and associate editor of the Journal of Commodity Markets and China Economic Quarterly. His results have been reported by the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, a UN commodities report, and many media outlets.

Professor Tang received bachelor's degrees in engineering and economics from Tsinghua University in 2000, a master of engineering from Tsinghua in 2002, a master's in financial engineering from the University of California, Berkeley, in 2004, and a Ph.D. in finance from the University of Cambridge in 2008; from October that year to October 2014 he worked at the Hanqing Advanced Institute of Economics and Finance at Renmin University of China as an assistant professor, associate professor, and professor; and since November 2014 he has been a professor at the Institute of Economics in the School of Social Sciences at Tsinghua. He also holds part-time roles at several renowned journals, such as executive editor of Quantitative Finance (impact factor: 1.5), associate editor of the Journal of Commodity Markets (impact factor: 2.3), and associate editor of China Economic Quarterly.

Zhang Shunming: international judge

Zhang Shunming is now a professor in the Department of Applied Finance at the School of Finance of Renmin University of China. He received a bachelor's degree in mathematics from the Department of Mathematics of Central China Normal University in 1988, a master's in applied mathematics (mathematical economics) from the Institute of Systems Science of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1993, and a Ph.D. in systems theory (mathematical economics) there in July 1996; from August that year to 2000 he was a lecturer and associate professor in the finance department of the Tsinghua School of Economics and Management; from 2000 to 2006 he was a visiting professor of economics and a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Western Ontario in Canada and a researcher in the School of Economics and Finance at Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand; he then returned to China as a professor and doctoral supervisor in the finance department of the School of Economics at Xiamen University; and since September 2009 he has been a professor and doctoral supervisor in the Department of Applied Finance at the School of Finance of Renmin University. He also holds academic roles on several professional councils, journals, and editorial boards and is a reviewer for many international journals. His research directions focus on mathematical economics, financial economics, financial engineering, modern financial-decision theory, economic theory, and economic policy.

Bai Chong'en: member of the mainland-region organizing committee

He is now the Mansfield Freeman Chair Professor and a professor in the economics department at Tsinghua University, and dean of the Tsinghua School of Economics and Management. He graduated from the Department of Mathematics of the University of Science and Technology of China in 1983 with a bachelor's in mathematics and the Guo Moruo Award; received a Ph.D. in mathematics from the Department of Mathematics of the University of California, San Diego, in 1988; and received a Ph.D. in economics from the economics department of Harvard University in 1993. He was successively an assistant professor at Boston College in the U.S. and an assistant and associate professor in the School of Economics and Finance at the University of Hong Kong; since 2004 he has worked at Tsinghua as the Mansfield Freeman Chair Professor at the School of Economics and Management; since 2018 he has been dean of the school; and since 2019 he has been dean of the Institute for Modern State-Owned Enterprises at Tsinghua. He also holds several important roles in the field: since 2016, vice president of the China Labor Economics Society; since 2019, the tenth vice president of the China Public Finance Society and a member of its council's academic committee.

Professor Bai's main research areas are institutional economics, economic growth and development, public economics, finance, corporate governance, and the Chinese economy. His works include Technology and the New Economy, co-edited with Chi-Wa Yuen (including writing the introduction and conclusion), with a foreword by Robert Lucas Jr., collecting articles by Boyan Jovanovic and Peter Rousseau, Timothy Bresnahan and Franco Malerba, Danny Quah, Jeffrey Sachs and John McArthur, and Michael Woodford, published by MIT Press in 2002; and A Research on China's Economic Growth Potential, co-authored with Zhang Qiong, published by Routledge in 2017.

Zhou Yahong: member of the mainland-region organizing committee

Zhou Yahong is a tenured professor and doctoral supervisor at the Shanghai University of Finance and Economics, dean of its School of Economics, and a Ministry of Education "National-Level Talent Program Distinguished Professor" and New Century Excellent Talent. She received an academic degree in applied mathematics from Fudan University in 1986 and a Ph.D. in economics from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in 2005; she was named a Shanghai Leading Talent in 2018 and won the Shanghai Educator Award in 2019; she has taken part in and led several NSFC key projects. Her research areas are microeconometrics and microeconomics.