Join us for a conversation with Chak Fu Lam, who will provide an overview of what he believes is the primary cause of manuscript rejection at AMR.

ZIBS Global Leaders Series will feature Greg Guyett, CEO of Global Banking & Markets at HSBC, and ZIBS Dean Ben Shenglin, who will share insights on the dynamics of global capital markets.

Prof. Dr. Serge Haroche is the winner of the 2012 Nobel Prize in Physics. In his spontaneous exchange with students and researchers at Zhejiang University, he will talk about how his vocation as a physics researcher came about.

Prof. Tomoki Ogoshi has been a professor at Kyoto University since 2019. His group is involved in the development of macrocyclic compounds "Pillar[n]arenes".

This paper deals with the optimization problem of a class of controlled N-particle systems.

We will consider the inverse problem of detemining the sound speed or index of refraction of a medium by measuring the travel times of waves going through the medium.

Dr. Li was a Co-PI of the Human Metabolome Database (HMDB) Project. He has received a number of national and international awards and honors.

Drawing upon the self-determination theory, this research examines the impact of perceived algorithmic management practices (PAMP) on the service performance of ride-hailing drivers through three studies.

Prof. Peter McHugh is an esteemed DNA repair scientist whose groundbreaking work has significantly advanced our comprehension of interstrand-crosslinks (ICLs) removal mechanisms.

We discuss recent results and conjectures about the derived categories of singularities and their commutative and noncommutative resolutions.

Dr. Hongbo Chi is an immunologist with a long-standing interest in immune signaling and cell metabolism.

We computed the theta liftings of a "cusp form" on the loop GL(n) group induced from a "classical" cusp form for the loop group dual pair (GL(n),GL(n)), and explained the result an Eisenstein series.

The first part of the talk is centered around understanding and utilizing high-dimensional light, also known as structured light. The second part of the talk is to introduce Meta’s vision and efforts to empower people to connect with each other and the world around them.

In this talk, I will discuss the bottom-up fabrication of robust organic quantum corrals, as well as periodic quantum corrals (eg. molecular superlattices) with flat bands.

In this colloquium, I will discuss the profound implications of these correlations, along with a number of other simple observations linking the (magneto) transport properties of cuprates with their corresponding superconducting properties.

Prof. LIU Qigui has had extensive research experience in finance and related areas. Over the past few years, he has published 30 papers in reputable finance, accounting and economics journals.

ln this talk, I will share my groups efforts to use light to expand the reactivity profile of enzymes.

We will discuss how to translate some of the combinatorical invariants into the geometric ones, and the application of intersection cohomology groups in solving combinatorical problems.

In this talk, I will introduce the reconstructed discontinuous approximation (RDA) method for solving second-order elliptic problem with an efficient preconditioner.

The lecture will be centerd on these two aspects: from almost nothing to fields medal, and academic exchange between China and Korea in mathematics.