The 2024 Cross Strait Radio Science and Wireless Technology Conference (CSRSWTC 2024), co-organized by the City University of Macau (CityU), South China University of Technology (SCUT), and Anhui University of Technology, was held for four consecutive days at Wynn Palace in Macao. The event brought together over 170 experts and scholars in the field of wireless science and technology from across the strait and around the world to exchange and discuss the latest research findings and development trends.
At the opening ceremony, SCUT Professor Chu Qingxin, also chairman of the steering committee, introduced the history of the conference. Since 1998, the Cross Strait Radio Science and Wireless Technology Conference has been regularly held in Mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao, serving as an extraordinary platform for exchanging ideas in radio science and wireless communication.
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Conference Chairs Zhou Wanlei, Liu Wenjian, and Chen Fuchang successively delivered their speeches. CityU Vice Rector Zhou Wanlei, delivered a welcome speech, emphasizing the significant role of CityU in hosting this conference for promoting academic exchange and regional cooperation. Associate Dean of the Faculty of Data Science at CityU, Professor Liu Wenjian, introduced the preparation and agenda of the conference and expressed gratitude to all institutions and individuals who supported and participated in the conference. Professor Chen Fuchang, along with Sun Xin, Chair of the Technical Program Committee and a professor at the Faculty of Data Science at CityU, emphasized the importance of strengthening cooperation in the field of wireless science and technology. They expressed their hope of promoting innovative development through the conference.
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During the conference, several internationally renowned experts and scholars were invited to deliver keynote speeches, including Professor Luk Kwai-man from City University of Hong Kong, Professor Xue Quan from South China University of Technology, Professor Pan Jin from University of Electronic Science and Technology of China, Professor Wong Hang from City University of Hong Kong, and Professor Wu Xianliang from Anhui University of Technology. Their presentations covered various aspects such as the applications of wireless communication technology in the development of smart cities, security issues related to wireless networks, the latest technologies in wireless signal processing, and cutting-edge research on wireless sensor networks, providing valuable learning and exchange opportunities for participants.
The conference received 215 paper submissions and 34 abstract submissions. After rigorous review by 62 experts, 195 papers were accepted for publication. These papers not only showcase the latest research achievements in wireless science and technology but also reflected the academic level and international influence of the conference.
The conference featured a diverse range of academic exchange sessions, including five plenary speeches, 51 invited talks, 165 oral presentations, and 46 poster sessions, covering all research areas of the conference. This provided attendees with opportunities to gain in-depth insights into the latest industry developments and offered a platform for young scholars to present and exchange their research findings.
Source: Faculty of Data Science
