Dr. Jipu Wang is an associate professor at Shenzhen University, specializing in reactor physics and nuclear facility decommissioning. He also serves as deputy dean of the College of Physics and Optoelectronic Engineering (CPOE) and deputy dean of the Institute for Advanced Study in Nuclear Energy & Safety (IASNES). He earned his doctorate from the University of Michigan and led verification and validation of the MPACT reactor physics code. He also contributed to the Molten Salt Reactor Experiment benchmark and led underwater reactor segmentation and packaging at EnergySolutions. He has published over 30 papers and was selected as an International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) Young Professional representing China.
Hang Peng is a researcher-level senior engineer and Chief Scientist of China National Nuclear Corporation. He holds a master's degree from Chongqing University. Formerly Party Secretary and Director of the Design Research Institute at the Nuclear Power Institute of China, he specializes in nuclear power equipment, including drive mechanisms, pressure vessels, and process systems. He has led major research projects, received 40 provincial, ministerial and industry science and technology awards, holds 164 patents, and has published 42 papers. His honors include the State Council special government allowance and recognition as a Sichuan Provincial Expert with Outstanding Contributions.
Dr. Ming Yang is a professor at Shenzhen University and has served as a part-time professor and doctoral supervisor at Harbin Engineering University since 2018. He has also held appointments at Kyoto University and South China University of Technology. His research covers nuclear safety and reliability, digital instrumentation and control, and software reliability. He has led major research programs, published over 150 papers and three books, and served as an executive editor of the International Journal of Nuclear Safety and Simulation.
Qing Li is a researcher-level senior engineer and a Chief Engineer at the Nuclear Power Institute of China, responsible for reactor core nuclear design. He holds a master's degree from Tsinghua University and serves as Secretary-General of the Particle Transport Committee of the Chinese Society of Computational Physics. He has led major research projects, received a national-level science and technology progress award, and published over 50 papers.
Dr. Yong Liu is a distinguished professor and doctoral supervisor at Shenzhen University, where he serves as the dean of the Graduate School, dean of the IASNES, and director of the Shenzhen Key Laboratory of Nuclear and Radiation Safety. He is also a council member of the Chinese Nuclear Society. He has led dozens of research projects, including major and key national defense projects, projects funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, etc., with cumulative research funding exceeding RMB 150 million. He has published over 200 academic papers and holds over 50 granted Chinese invention patents. He has received two Second Prizes of the Hunan Provincial Science and Technology Progress Award and a Hunan Provincial Higher Education Teaching Achievement Award. He has extensive experience in scientific research and engineering practice in the fields of nuclear safety and radioactive waste management.
Dr. Zhengxi He is a researcher-level senior engineer and deputy director of the Design Research Institute at the Nuclear Power Institute of China. He holds a doctorate in Electronics and Information and specializes in instrumentation and control system design for nuclear power plants and research reactors. His honors include a Young Outstanding Innovator Award from the China Nuclear Energy Association.
