Prof. Ye Qi's Team Attends CSIAM 2026 Annual Meeting in Lanzhou

Time: 2026-11-09 19:17:00

From October 8 to 11, 2026, the 24th Annual Meeting of the China Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (CSIAM 2026) was grandly held at the Gansu Grand Theater International Conference Center in Lanzhou, Gansu. Prof. Ye Qi's team traveled to Lanzhou to attend the event, engaging in in-depth academic exchanges with experts, scholars, and industry peers from around the world.

As a premier annual event in the field of applied mathematics, this year's meeting aimed to exchange the latest academic advancements across various research directions in industrial and applied mathematics, as well as their application outcomes in the industry. The conference closely integrated the key and difficult problems urgently needing solutions in the industrial sector, featuring a diverse range of academic exchange formats including plenary invited talks, thematic discussion sessions, and forums. Additionally, the General Assembly of Members, the Award Ceremony, and the Council Meeting were held concurrently during the conference.

During the four-day conference, Prof. Ye Qi, along with Ph.D. students Xia Haoming, Chen Hengjie, and other team members, actively participated in the event. They attended several frontier plenary invited talks and took part in relevant thematic discussions. The team members not only shared their recent research findings with fellow attendees but also conducted extensive discussions on the integrated development of applied mathematics and related interdisciplinary fields.

This participation reflected the society's scientific attitude of "innovation, truth-seeking, openness, and freedom." Through this trip to Lanzhou, Prof. Ye's team not only broadened their academic horizons and strengthened connections with domestic and international peers but also gained a deeper understanding of the practical demands for mathematical technologies in the industry. This experience provided new insights for the research group's future research directions and industry-academia-research collaborations. The participating Ph.D. students expressed that they benefited greatly and gained a deeper understanding of the popularization and promotion of applied mathematics.