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Vice Rector Zhou Wanlei, Dean Zhu Tianqing, Associate Dean Liu Wenjian and Associate Professor Ying Zuobing delivered speeches. They extended congratulations on the successful hosting of this academic exchange session, and gave an overview of CityU’s discipline development, research focuses, and talent cultivation in fields of AI and advanced engineering technology. They expressed the hope that this exchange would open new avenue to deepen academic collaboration with the Department of Electronic Engineering at Tsinghua University, and carry out regulation academic exchange, achieve sharing of the research outcomes, and conduct mutual visits, thereby facilitating high-quality disciplinary development and frontier innovations at the two universities.
During the seminar, students Ji Jianhang and Pan Zijie, delivered academic presentations on their research areas. Ji shared his latest progress on adaptive optimization and reliable deployment for cross-center medical image segmentation. Pan elaborated on machine unlearning algorithms and their application optimization in federated learning scenarios. Their presentations sparked active discussions among the faculty and students, providing valuable references for future research in related fields.
Yang Bowen, secretary of the youth league branch of the Department of Electronic Engineering at Tsinghua University, gave an overall introduction of the department. In addition, doctoral students from the department, Ma Yimin and Liu Xuan, delivered presentations focusing on vehicle navigation system security and terahertz antenna technology. Their presentations were closely aligned with the frontiers of engineering applications. They engaged in thorough discussions with the attending faculty and students on the challenges of technology implementation and future development directions.
Through the sharing of research outcomes, problem discussions and the exchange of ideas, faculty and students from both universities gained an in-depth understanding of the technical strengths and existing challenges across various research areas. They identified multiple potential research directions with significant innovative value. This exchange bridged the academic and research gap between the two universities, promoted mutual learning and exchange among young researchers, and laid a solid foundation for future joint research projects, academic visits, talent cultivation, and technology transfer collaboration. Both sides expressed their commitment to deepening cross-university academic exchanges on frontier areas in electronic information and carrying out regular cooperation to enhance disciplinary development and research innovation.
Source: Faculty of Data Science
