Yuehong Qian is a Distinguished Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the School of Mathematical Sciences, Soochow University. He is a National High-level Talent, selected into the National Hundred-Thousand-Ten-Thousand Talents Program. He has worked for many years at the Institute of Computational Fluid Dynamics in Tokyo, Princeton University and Columbia University, and joined Soochow University as Distinguished Professor in 2018. He has received many prestigious honors, including the National Natural Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars, Yangtze River Distinguished Professor by the Ministry of Education, the National Ten-Thousand Talents Program, New Century National Hundred-Thousand-Ten-Thousand Talents, special government allowance from the State Council, Shanghai Pujiang Talent, Shanghai Leading Talent and Jiangsu Double Innovation Talent.

His research focuses on lattice gas and lattice Boltzmann methods, covering statistical physics, lattice gas, renormalization group theory, exact solutions of discrete velocity Boltzmann equations, and LBM applications in image processing. He has made pioneering contributions to computational physics, especially computational fluid dynamics, and is one of the international founders of the LBM method, promoting its popularization and application nationwide. Meanwhile, he serves as editorial board member for multiple academic journals.

Zhuchun Li is a Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the School of Mathematics, Harbin Institute of Technology, a National Distinguished Young Scholar. He currently serves as Deputy Director of the Fundamental Mathematics Research Institute, Party Branch Secretary, and Dual-appointed Researcher of the Mathematics Research Institute of HIT. He completed his bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees all at Harbin Institute of Technology. He acts as an invited reviewer for the American Mathematical Society and Mathematical Reviews. He has delivered invited academic reports at the International Congress of Mathematicians and many domestic universities. He has presided over multiple National Natural Science Foundation projects and provincial & ministerial research projects, bridging pure partial differential equation theory and intelligent control engineering applications. In teaching, he delivers core undergraduate and postgraduate courses such as Ordinary Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems. He supervises postgraduates and doctoral students on collective dynamics research, balancing fundamental mathematical talent cultivation and cutting-edge interdisciplinary innovation.

His long-term research covers the interdisciplinary fields of many-body dynamical systems, collective dynamics and swarm intelligence, mainly focusing on Kuramoto oscillator network synchronization, coupled dynamical systems, neural network pattern memory and other directions. He has published more than 30 papers in top international journals including SIAM series, JDE, Nonlinearity and IEEE TAC.

Wanyang Dai is a Distinguished Professor in Nanjing University, Member of Jiangsu AI Fifty Person ThinkTanks, Chief Scientist in Su Xia Control Technology. He is the President & CEO of International (Blockchain & Quantum-Computing) SIR Forum, Director of Jiangsu BigData-Blockchain and Smart Information Special Committee, Supervisor Board Chairman of Jiangsu Applied Statistics Society, (past and currently honorable) President of Jiangsu Probability and Statistics Society. He received his Ph.D. in mathematics and systems & industrial engineering from Georgia Institute of Technology in USA. He was an MTS and principal investigator in U.S. based AT&T Bell Labs (currently Nokia Bell Labs) with some project won "Technology Transfer" now called big model smart AI agents cloud system. He holds one "Invention Patent". He received various academic awards and has presented over 80 keynote/plenary speeches in IEEE/ACM, power and energy system, big data and cloud computing, artificial intelligence and robot, quantum computing and communication technology, computational and applied mathematics, biomedical engineering, mathematics & statistics, and other international conferences.

He has been serving as IEEE/ACM conference chairs, editors-in-chief and editorial board members for various international journals ranging from artificial intelligence, quantum computing, machine learning, data science, wireless communication, pure mathematics & statistics to their applications. He published numerous influential papers in big name journals including Journal of Applied Statistics, Mathematics, Probability in the Engineering and Informational Sciences, Quantum Information Processing, Operations Research, Operational Research, Queueing Systems, Computers & Mathematics with Applications, Communications in Mathematical Sciences, Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, Mathematical and Computer Modelling of Dynamical Systems.

Senlin Wu is Vice Dean, Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the School of Mathematics, North University of China, and the academic leader of Fundamental Mathematics. He obtained his bachelor's and master's degrees from Harbin University of Science and Technology. In 2009, he was awarded a PhD in Mathematics by Chemnitz University of Technology, Germany, followed by postdoctoral research at Peking University. He has visited Hebei Normal University as a visiting scholar and joined North University of China in 2018. His honors include the National Scholarship for Outstanding Self-financed Students Abroad and the Second & Third Class Heilongjiang Provincial Natural Science Awards. He has given over 30 conference presentations worldwide and administers the school's discipline construction, research and postgraduate recruitment & training.

His research interests cover Banach space theory, convex discrete geometry and optimal location theory. He has led 3 National Natural Science Foundation projects, 6 provincial and ministerial programs and 4 international cooperative projects. He has published over 60 papers including one ESI Highly Cited Paper.

Runzhang Xu is a Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the School of Mathematical Sciences, Harbin Engineering University, a Young Scholar of Longjiang Scholar Program. He serves as Standing Director of Heilongjiang Mathematical Society and Provincial Young Academic Backbone, and is a member of the American Mathematical Society as well as a reviewer for Mathematical Reviews. He is the Editor-in-Chief of the SCI Q1 journal Advances in Nonlinear Analysis, editorial board member of several authoritative international journals, and once delivered the first Chinese plenary invited talk at an international academic conference. In education, he is committed to talent training, winning Provincial Teaching Achievement Award and University Excellent Teacher honors. He authored the monograph Initial Value Dependence Problems of Nonlinear Evolution Equations. He supervises undergraduates, masters and PhD students, and takes the lead in organizing national academic workshops on nonlinear equations to advance academic communication and talent cultivation in the field of differential equations.

He devotes long-term research to nonlinear partial differential equations. Relying on potential well theory, he systematically studies well-posedness and initial value dependence of wave, heat and Schrödinger equations, establishing a unified research framework and forming a distinctive academic system. He has presided over 6 National Natural Science Foundation projects, 3 Ministry of Education projects and more than 10 central university research programs. He has published over 170 SCI papers including multiple ESI highly cited and hot papers, whose research outcomes are issued in top international mathematics journals such as ARMA and JFA.