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Prof. Xinfeng Zhang | Qiantang Scholar

Hangzhou City University

Xinfeng Zhang is currently a Distinguished Professor ("Qiantang Scholar") and Head of the Department of Intelligent Engineering at the School of Information and Electrical Engineering, Zhejiang University City College. He earned his B.E., M.E., and Ph.D. in Automotive Engineering from Tsinghua University. He spent over a decade at Tongji University, where he served as Assistant Dean of the School of Automotive Engineering and Guest Researcher at a state key laboratory. He also held senior industry roles, including Deputy Chief Engineer at Dongfeng Motor Corporation's Advanced Technology Research Institute and Deputy Dean of the Electrification Research Institute at SANY Group. His research covers new energy vehicles, hydrogen and fuel cells, intelligent connected vehicles, and more recently low‑altitude economy, electric manned aircraft, and UAV applications, with focus on fuel cell control, electric drive reliability, and vehicle E/E architectures. He has led a major instrumentation project from the Ministry of Science and Technology on fuel cell testing, a key R&D program of Zhejiang Province, and participated in four major electric vehicle projects. He also led a Young Teacher Fund and an open fund from the State Key Laboratory of Automotive Safety. His industry‑funded projects total over 30 million RMB, generating nearly 100 million RMB in output. He has published over 60 journal papers as first author and authored five books. He received the "Industry‑University‑Research Innovation Award".

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Prof. Xin Wang

Beihang University, China

Mr. Wang Xin is a Research Fellow at Beihang University. He received his Ph.D. from Waseda University, Japan. He has over ten years of experience in avionics research and engineering, having participated in the C919/929 aircraft programs and contributed avionics solutions for domestic eVTOL aircraft. His current research focuses on avionics systems, onboard networks, intelligent cockpits, and aerospace systems engineering. He is the recipient of the IEICE Outstanding Young Researcher Award and the Shanghai Pujiang Talent Award.

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Prof. Yan Wang | NSFC Excellent Young Scholar

Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics

Yan Wang is a Professor and Doctoral Supervisor at Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics. He is a National Young Talent and a Jiangsu Innovation and Entrepreneurship Talent. His research focuses on theoretical and computational fluid dynamics, including gas-kinetic numerical methods, intelligent fluid dynamics, fluid–structure interaction, and multiphase flow simulation. His algorithms and models have been adopted by peers worldwide, and his work has been reported by the American Physical Society, the Maxwell Foundation, Science Daily, and Advances in Engineering. He has led over ten national and provincial research projects, as well as multiple technology development projects commissioned by aerospace institutions.

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Prof. Liang Yu | IEEE Senior Member

Northwestern Polytechnical University

Liang Yu, Professor and PhD supervisor at Northwestern Polytechnical University, is a permanent member of two National Key Laboratories and a IEEE Senior Member. His research focuses on wave/vibration/acoustic sensing and intelligent information processing for mechanical equipment. He has developed theories and methods including synthetic aperture array non-synchronous measurement, cyclostationary modeling of rotating machinery, time-varying subspace Bayesian learning, and optimal transport-based acoustic modeling. He also developed fiber Bragg grating sensors and demodulation systems for acoustic-elastic wave sensing. These contributions have been applied to source identification, impedance extraction, and fault diagnosis. He serves on professional committees in vibration and aeroacoustics. Yu has published over 200 papers, with more than 100 as first/corresponding author in prestigious journals like MSSP, JSV, and TIM. He has led 3 NSFC projects and over 20 provincial and industrial projects, receiving 2 provincial awards and 7 best paper awards. He has contributed to key NSFC projects and 973 sub-projects. Yu is a reviewer for 34 journals and guest editor for 4 special issues.