Prof. Kai Wang

Qingdao University, China

Professor Wang Kai is a pacesetter in the new era of post meritorious labor competition in Shandong Province and a high-level leading talent at the municipal level. Master's tutor (master's and master's degree), branch secretary of the Department of Electric Power, vice president of Weihai Innovation Research Institute of Qingdao University. He graduated from Dalian University of Technology with a Ph.D. and is a standing member of the Electronic Components and Materials Committee of Shandong Institute of Electronics and a member of the Components Committee of China Power Supply Society. Serves on the editorial board of Protection and Control of Modern Power Systems. He has presided over 8 scientific research projects (including 1 863 sub-project and 3 in Shandong Province), more than 10 horizontal projects, 5 participation standards, 5 authorized invention patents, 10 utility models, 5 soft works, and 3 transformations. He has published more than 30 SCI indexed papers, 3 with an impact factor of more than 20, 9 with an impact factor of more than 10, and published 3 monographs and textbooks. energy storage elements; storage and conversion of new energy; distributed microgrid and energy storage; Energy Internet; cascade utilization of energy storage devices, etc.

Prof. Mingming Zhang

Harbin Institute of Technology, Shenzhen, China

As a leading talent of ten thousand people, a national outstanding youth, a member of the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Hundred Talents Program, and a Class A talent of the Shenzhen "Peacock Plan", an expert in the National Key Science and Technology Special Expert Group of the Ministry of Science and Technology, deputy director of the Wind Energy Special Committee of the China Renewable Energy Society, vice chairman of the IEEE PES New Energy Technology Subcommittee, and deputy editor in chief of "Renewable Energy", we conduct applied basic research on flow control and innovative design of large wind turbine blades, design of highly reliable wind turbines, and smart wind farms. Hosted the Ministry of Science and Technology's 863 Program, Key R&D Program, International Cooperation Projects, National Natural Science Foundation's Excellent Youth Fund, Key Fund, General Fund Projects, Chinese Academy of Sciences' "Hundred Talents Program", Leading Special Projects, etc. Published over 210 academic papers both domestically and internationally, including nearly 60 SCI indexed papers; More than 40 academic invitation reports at home and abroad; Close to 50 invention patents have been applied for or authorized. Received more than 10 awards, including the AIAA Young Scholar Science and Technology Honor Award, the Outstanding Award for the Final Evaluation of the Hundred Talents Program, the Second Prize for National Energy Science and Technology Progress, the Second Prize for Science and Technology Contribution of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the First Prize for China Energy Innovation, the Second Prize for Science and Technology in Beijing, the Second Prize for China Electric Power Science and Technology Progress, and the Wu Zhonghua Outstanding Young Scholar Award.

Prof. Yunlong Shang

Shandong University, China

Shang Yunlong, Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at the School of Control Science and Engineering, Shandong University. He is a recipient of the National Excellent Young Scholars Fund, Outstanding Young Scholar of Shandong Province, Young Expert of Taishan Scholars Program, and Qilu Young Scholar. He conducted research work at San Diego State University, USA for 3 years. He has long been engaged in research on the safe and efficient management and control of energy storage batteries. He has published 36 SCI papers, including more than 20 JCR Q1 papers as the first author or corresponding author, among which 1 is an ESI highly cited and hot paper, with a total Google citation of more than 1,600 times. He has been authorized 53 national invention patents, 5 PCT patents and 2 US invention patents, of which 1 has been transformed and applied. He has received the China Patent Excellence Award, the First Prize of CAA Natural Science Award of the Chinese Association of Automation, the First Prize of Shandong Patent Award, as well as the Excellent Doctoral Dissertation Award of CAA and Shandong Province. He has presided over projects including the National Excellent Youth Science Foundation, General Program, Major Innovation Project of Shandong Province, and Outstanding Youth Fund of Shandong Province. He serves as a member of the Vehicle Control and Intelligent Professional Committee of the Chinese Association of Automation, a member of the Advanced Energy Storage Science and Application Group of the China Electrotechnical Society, and an editorial board member and guest editor of international SCI journals. He was selected in the 2020 list of the World's Top 2% Scientists "Single year impact" released by Stanford University.

Dr. Hao Wang

EHK Semiconductor Co., Ltd., Japan

Wang Hao received his B.S. in Science from Fudan University, his Ph.D. from the National University of Electro-Communications, Japan, and completed his postdoctoral research at Stanford University, USA, under the supervision of Dr. John Hennessy, Turing Award laureate.He is currently CEO of EHK Semiconductor Co., Ltd., Director of the Computing Center at North Chiang Mai University, Thailand, Professor, and National Distinguished Expert at the Brain-inspired Application Technology Research Center, Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

He has worked at international enterprises including Google, Fujitsu, and Mitsubishi Electric, with extensive experience in technological research and development and management.He concurrently serves as President of the Electronic Information Branch of the Chinese American Experts Association and Director of the IEEE Japan Council.

Research interests: AI EDA automated chip design tools, large model algorithm applications, and computing power for large models in robotics and autonomous driving.