emphasized that scientists play a crucial role in fostering international exchange and cooperation amid complex global situations and hoped such an event of fundamental sciences can bridge scientists from various nations, while Fields Medalist Andrei Okounkov said that the conference demonstrated that “science knows no borders” and noted the vigorous development of mathematics in China, looking forward to engaging with many talented young scholars.
Held from July 14 to 26, the ICFS is not only an academic exchange event but also aims to provide an interactive platform for young scholars, students, and science enthusiasts. After the opening ceremony, activities that follow include three salons, namely Mathematics Night, Physics Night, and Computer Science Night that feature round-table forums and peak dialogues with international award winners. The Fundamental Science and AI Forum will explore the latest AI advancements and their connections to fundamental sciences. Additionally, a poster exhibition for university and high school students will showcase their research achievements to international scholars.