On the afternoon of June 25, the appointment ceremony for Professor Jie Wu, an academician of the European Academy of Sciences, Chief Scientist of China Telecom, and President of the Cloud Computing Research Institute, as an adjunct professor at the School of Computer Science, Shanghai University, was successfully held. The event took place with the support of Cheng Danhong, Party Secretary of Shanghai University, and Hu Dawei, Deputy Party Secretary and Vice President of Shanghai University.
Professor Jie Wu attended the ceremony alongside Shen Gao, Assistant Dean of the China Telecom Cloud Computing Research Institute, and Haotong Wang, Industry-Academia-Research Business Manager. Also in attendance were Hua Ouyang, former Deputy Party Secretary of Shanghai University; Hongtao Zhu, Party Secretary of the School of Computer Science; Lian Lai, Deputy Party Secretary and Vice Dean; Vice Deans Xiangfeng Luo, Xiaoqiang Li, Guobing Zou, and Liming Xin; Professor Weiqin Tong; as well as young faculty and student representatives.
Shanghai University Party Secretary Danhong Cheng, Deputy Party Secretary and Vice President Dawei Hu, and other university and department leaders with Professor Jie Wu.
During the ceremony, Hua Ouyang presented Professor Jie Wu with the adjunct professorship certificate and a Shanghai University emblem.
Former Deputy Party Secretary Hua Ouyang presents Professor Jie Wu with the adjunct professorship certificate.
Professor Jie Wu provided an in-depth overview of the latest developments at China Telecom and its Cloud Computing Research Institute. In recent years, China Telecom has made significant strides in cloud computing, big data, and artificial intelligence. The Cloud Computing Research Institute focuses on cutting-edge areas such as cloud-network convergence, next-generation cloud computing, intelligent algorithms, and emerging technologies. Professor Jie Wu highlighted China Telecom’s nationwide network of large-scale data centers, which offer robust computing and storage capabilities to support innovative applications and services. He emphasized the importance of strengthening collaboration between academia and industry to drive technological innovation and the commercialization of research.
Professor Jie Wu, President of the China Telecom Cloud Computing Research Institute, introduces the institute’s latest developments.
Hongtao Zhu, Party Secretary of the School of Computer Science, introduced the latest achievements in industry-academia and science-education integration. He also showcased the university’s efforts, supported by alumni, in advancing supercomputing collaborations, with computing resources ranking among the top in Shanghai's universities.
In his concluding remarks, Hua Ouyang highlighted the school’s accomplishments in high-performance computing and cybersecurity, expressing his expectations for further collaboration. He emphasized that through the integration of industry and education, as well as science and education, the university aims to cultivate a top-tier research environment and talent development system, contributing highly skilled, innovative professionals to the industry.
During the roundtable discussion, experts from China Telecom engaged with faculty members and students on topics such as research collaboration, research team development, and joint training programs for doctoral and specialized degrees. Looking ahead, the China Telecom Cloud Computing Research Institute and Shanghai University will continue to explore collaborative research opportunities in cutting-edge cloud computing fields, support scientific innovation and talent development, and promote the sustainable growth of the industry.
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On the afternoon of June 25, the appointment ceremony for Professor Jie Wu, an academician of the European Academy of Sciences, Chief Scientist of China Telecom, and President of the Cloud Computing Research Institute, as an adjunct professor at the School of Computer Science, Shanghai University, was successfully held. The event took place with the support of Cheng Danhong, Party Secretary of Shanghai University, and Hu Dawei, Deputy Party Secretary and Vice President of Shanghai University.
Professor Jie Wu attended the ceremony alongside Shen Gao, Assistant Dean of the China Telecom Cloud Computing Research Institute, and Haotong Wang, Industry-Academia-Research Business Manager. Also in attendance were Hua Ouyang, former Deputy Party Secretary of Shanghai University; Hongtao Zhu, Party Secretary of the School of Computer Science; Lian Lai, Deputy Party Secretary and Vice Dean; Vice Deans Xiangfeng Luo, Xiaoqiang Li, Guobing Zou, and Liming Xin; Professor Weiqin Tong; as well as young faculty and student representatives.
Shanghai University Party Secretary Danhong Cheng, Deputy Party Secretary and Vice President Dawei Hu, and other university and department leaders with Professor Jie Wu.
During the ceremony, Hua Ouyang presented Professor Jie Wu with the adjunct professorship certificate and a Shanghai University emblem.
Former Deputy Party Secretary Hua Ouyang presents Professor Jie Wu with the adjunct professorship certificate.
Professor Jie Wu provided an in-depth overview of the latest developments at China Telecom and its Cloud Computing Research Institute. In recent years, China Telecom has made significant strides in cloud computing, big data, and artificial intelligence. The Cloud Computing Research Institute focuses on cutting-edge areas such as cloud-network convergence, next-generation cloud computing, intelligent algorithms, and emerging technologies. Professor Jie Wu highlighted China Telecom’s nationwide network of large-scale data centers, which offer robust computing and storage capabilities to support innovative applications and services. He emphasized the importance of strengthening collaboration between academia and industry to drive technological innovation and the commercialization of research.
Professor Jie Wu, President of the China Telecom Cloud Computing Research Institute, introduces the institute’s latest developments.
Hongtao Zhu, Party Secretary of the School of Computer Science, introduced the latest achievements in industry-academia and science-education integration. He also showcased the university’s efforts, supported by alumni, in advancing supercomputing collaborations, with computing resources ranking among the top in Shanghai's universities.
In his concluding remarks, Hua Ouyang highlighted the school’s accomplishments in high-performance computing and cybersecurity, expressing his expectations for further collaboration. He emphasized that through the integration of industry and education, as well as science and education, the university aims to cultivate a top-tier research environment and talent development system, contributing highly skilled, innovative professionals to the industry.
During the roundtable discussion, experts from China Telecom engaged with faculty members and students on topics such as research collaboration, research team development, and joint training programs for doctoral and specialized degrees. Looking ahead, the China Telecom Cloud Computing Research Institute and Shanghai University will continue to explore collaborative research opportunities in cutting-edge cloud computing fields, support scientific innovation and talent development, and promote the sustainable growth of the industry.
