| Assoc. Prof. Bin HuBeijing University of Technology, China Bin Hu, born in June 1972, graduated from the School of Architecture at Harbin Institute of Technology in 2002, majoring in Architecture. He holds a PhD, associate professor, and master's supervisor. He is also the director of the Underground Space Planning and Design Research Institute at Beijing Institute of Technology, a national first-class registered architect, and the deputy chief architect of the school's design institute. Young and middle-aged backbone teachers in Beijing, outstanding talents in the Organization Department. Main research areas: public building design and theory, urban design, underground space planning and design, rail transit and urban integration development, etc. Engaged in architectural design and urban design theory and practice for over 20 years. Responsible for and participated in more than 10 national, provincial, and ministerial level scientific research projects, including the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Beijing Municipal Natural Science Foundation of China, the Beijing Municipal Education Commission Fund, and the Beijing Municipal Planning and Self Commission Special Topics. Published over 50 papers as the first author, including more than 20 papers in the core journals of Peking University. Title: Study on Composite Utilization of Underground Space of Public Green Space in Beijing Old Town |
 | Assoc. Prof. Dong ZhouZhengzhou University of Technology, China Dong Zhou, holds a Ph.D. in Civil Engineering and is an Associate Professor and Senior Engineer. He serves as an Adjunct Master's Supervisor at North China University of Technology and is recognized as a Key Non-Communist Personage. He is a Class-1 Constructor and was selected as one of the first Young Talents in the Youth Excellence Program of Zhengzhou University of Technology, where he is also honored as an Outstanding Teacher. Currently, he holds the position of Deputy Dean for Scientific Research at the School of Civil Engineering of Zhengzhou University of Technology. His primary research focuses on soil improvement and sponge city development. He has been granted three invention patents, authored one monograph, and approved one Provincial-Level Construction Method. Additionally, he has published over 10 academic papers and led or participated in more than 10 research projects. Title: Research on Solid Waste Resource Utilization and Application of High-Performance Concrete |
