Speaker Bio: Distinguished Professor and doctoral supervisor at the School of Intelligence and Computing, Tianjin University, Chief Scientist of National Key R&D Program. He received his PhD in Science from the University of Tokyo in 2012, worked as a researcher at RIKEN from 2012 to 2016, and joined Tianjin University in 2016. His main research areas are high-performance computing, visualization, and artificial intelligence. He currently serves as a standing committee member of CSIG Visualization and Visual Analytics, CCF High-Performance Computing, and CCF Computer-Aided Design and Graphics committees, director of Tianjin AI Society, supervisor of Tianjin Intelligent Science and Research Society, and member of 10 professional committees including China Graphics Society Visualization and Cognitive Computing. In the past 5 years, he has led one National Key R&D Program, one 173 Project, two National Natural Science Foundation projects, two pre-research projects, two National Numerical Wind Tunnel key projects, and two ministerial projects. He has participated in three National Natural Science Foundation projects (including one key project), four ministerial projects, and one Tianjin Fund key project. He has published over 100 papers in high-performance computing and visualization. His achievements have been applied in nuclear power, environmental protection, numerical wind tunnels and other fields.

Speaker Bio: Dr. Le Liu graduated from Clemson University, USA, and is currently an Associate Professor at Northwestern Polytechnical University, leading the visual interaction direction at the National Engineering Laboratory for Integrated Applications of Big Data for Aerospace, Ground, Sea Integration. He was selected as a high-level talent in Shaanxi Province and a member of the Young Innovation Team of Shaanxi Higher Education Institutions. He serves as the secretary of the Visualization and Visual Analytics Committee of CSIG, website chair of ChinaVis, and topic chair of the Intelligent Vision Industry Development Conference. His long-term research focuses on visualization, visual cognition, computer graphics, and artificial intelligence intersection. He has published nearly 30 papers in conferences and journals such as IEEE VIS, TVCG, IJCV, IMWUT, and ACM MM. His achievements have been featured in media such as Scientific American, US Newsweek, Yahoo, and China.com. He leads projects including National Natural Science Foundation projects. He won the 'Chunhui Cup' Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition Award for Chinese Overseas Students from the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Science and Technology. He guided students to win the national silver award in the China International College Students Innovation Competition.

Speaker Bio: Jun Tao is an Associate Professor at the School of Computer Science, Sun Yat-sen University and the National Supercomputer Center in Guangzhou, and a doctoral supervisor. He received his PhD in Computer Science from Michigan Technological University in 2015 and was a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Notre Dame from 2015 to 2018. His main research directions include visualization of large-scale scientific simulation data, particularly the application of deep learning, information theory, optimization methods, and interactive exploration methods in flow field visualization; and research on high-performance analysis methods for large-scale scientific data.

Speaker Bio: Lingyun Yu, Associate Professor, doctoral supervisor, head of the Interactive Visualization Research Group, mainly engaged in immersive visualization, extended reality, and human-computer interaction. Has published over 80 papers in visualization and human-computer interaction fields, and has led National Natural Science Foundation projects (1 general project, 1 youth project). As first author, won the IEEE VIS Scientific Visualization Twelve-Year Test of Time Award and Best Paper Nomination Award, and has served as paper chair multiple times at top conferences in the field.