A delegation from the Institute of Data and Information at Tsinghua Shenzhen International Graduate School (Tsinghua SIGS), led by Professor Fu Hongyan, visited Chiang Mai University (CMU) from June 22 to 26 for academic exchange.
Themed frontier technologies in information and communications, the five-day exchange featured four key components: history overviews, lectures, student academic presentations, and laboratory visits.
The SIGS delegation visits Chiang Mai University (CMU) in Thailand.
As part of SIGS Global Voyager Initiative, the exchange program aimed to broaden international perspectives and foster research collaboration and academic exchange.
On June 23, the delegation held an exchange with its CMU counterpart. The two sides gave brief introductions to their respective development, disciplinary characteristics, research platforms, and international cooperation. They also engaged in in-depth discussions on research areas including optoelectronics, intelligent sensing, and optical communications.
The delegation engages in exchange at CMU’s Faculty of Engineering.
During the academic presentation session, Fu delivered a presentation titled“VCSEL Enabled Integrated Sensing and Communication Systems.”The presentation focused on the applications of VCSEL technology in LiDAR and integrated sensing and communication (ISAC) systems, as well as the team’s latest research achievements in high-speed optical communications, high-precision 3D sensing, and multifunctional integrated systems.
Professor Fu Hongyan delivers an academic presentation.
The delegation’s students shared their research results through presentations and learned about a project named FireFly from CMU researchers. They also visited laboratories at CMU to gain a deeper understanding of CMU’s research environment.
The delegation visits a lab at CMU.
“Different methodologies under different research environments can bring about new ideas. I expect to integrate what I learned from this trip into my research and adopt more open and diverse perspectives in my future research,” said Zhu Qingyang, a delegation member.
“I have gained a new understanding of team cooperation and cross-border communication. I believe this experience will encourage me to seek more international opportunities,” said Liu Longbiao, one of the delegation’s students.
The visit not only gave me a more direct understanding of the latest developments in communications technology but also strengthened my determination to pursue my research interests in greater depth, said Chen Jiawei, another delegation member.
The delegation poses for a group photo.
The exchange established a channel for potential future collaboration in joint research and talent development, broadened the international academic perspectives of faculty members and students, and further demonstrated the role of Tsinghua SIGS in promoting regional academic exchange and collaboration.
Founded in 1964, CMU is a public research university in northern Thailand, serving as a center for higher academic and professional education.
Source from the Office of Global Affairs
Edited by Wang Jingli
Reviewed by Chen Jundou, Lin Zhoulu and Nie Xiaomei
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