At 14:00 on May 23, 2023, Professor Wan Xinhua from Peking University was invited by Professor Huang Hui to give a lecture on "Conformation and Function of spiral polyphenylene" in the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences. The lecture was held in Room 114 on the first floor of the Teaching Hall.

      The introduction of chirality provides more controllable variables for the structural design of polymers. Helical structure is an important chiral structure. Optically active helical polymer has a wide range of practical and potential applications in chiral recognition, enantioselective separation asymmetric catalysis, circular polarization fluorescence, information storage and multi-channel sensing, and is becoming an important research direction in the field of functional materials.

      In the lecture, Professor Wan Xinhua first introduced the use of strong hydrogen bonds between molecular lactam bonds to obtain the main chain luminous monosubstituted polyacetylene, and studied the influence of various internal and external factors on the fluorescence properties. The reversible switching of fluorescence and CPL is realized by using the solvent and temperature responsiveness of hydrogen bond, making it applicable in CPL detector. A newly developed self-display active ester-amine reaction is introduced, which can be used to quantitatively monitor the reaction process in real time with visible fluorescence changes. It can be used to identify various chiral organic amines with different structures. It shows enantioselectivity to various chiral amines, and can provide multi-channel visual quantitative detection. Then Professor Wan explained to the students a new class of amphiphilic polyphenylacetylene homopolymer, which can self-assemble into regular hexagonal nanosheets in solution, and show the chiral transfer process on a two-dimensional scale. The growth process shows the characteristics of "first nucleation and then growth", and the rigid helical polymer molecules inside are arranged in hexagonal columns. Based on the difference of the conformation of polystyrene fast helical, the "self-resolution" driven by helical conformation was realized. The circularly polarized fluorescence intensity of polyphenylene was significantly enhanced under the hexagonal lattice confinement. In the end, Professor Wan Xinhua had a discussion with the teachers and students on site and received warm responses from them.

      Wang Xinhua, Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, Director of the Key Laboratory of Polymer Chemistry and Physics, Ministry of Education, Peking University. In 1997, it was awarded the third prize of National Natural Science (ranking 2), in 1998, it was awarded the special government allowance of The State Council, in 2003, it was supported by the National Outstanding Youth Foundation, and in 2004, it was selected as the first batch of national candidates for the New Century Hundred Million Talents Project. In 2010, he was appointed as the Special Professor of Changjiang Scholars of the Ministry of Education. In 2018, he won the second prize of Natural Science of the Ministry of Education. Research interests and fields: polymer synthesis and advanced functional materials. He has published more than 200 SCI indexed papers and written chapters of 6 English books.

At 13:00 on May 18, 2023, Prof. Donghong Yu from Aalborg University of Denmark was invited by Prof. Hui Huang to deliver the keynote lecture "Conjugate break: A New Design Strategy for electron acceptor-Polymers in all-polymer Solar Cells" in the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences. The lecture was held in Room 106 on the second floor of the classroom.

Since the beginning of life on Earth. They live mainly on thermal radiation from the sun. Solar energy is an inexhaustible treasure house of energy endowed by nature. Organic solar cells (OSCs) have many advantages, such as low cost, light weight, ultra-thin, flexibility, and easy preparation of large areas. They are broad application prospects in portable, flexible cells, photovoltaic building energy supply and other fields.

Starting with the history of organic solar cells (he started with fullerenes, went to ITIC, and finally to the current star molecule Y6), Prof. Donghong Yu lays out the challenges of solar cells. The main difficulty of the industrialization of organic solar cells lies in their poor stability, which leads to the energy generated is not enough to offset the energy consumed in the preparation of organic solar cells.The main chain of the fully conjugated organic polymer solar cell is linked to aromatic hydrocarbons (heteroaromatic hydrocarbons), which makes the degradation and recovery of organic solar cells difficult. To solve this problem, Prof. Donghong Yu proposed to introduce alkyl sulfur into the main chain of organic solar cells. The introduction of heteroatoms provides a potential possibility for the degradation of solar cells. Based on this, Yu Donghong's team prepared a series of non-fully conjugated organic polymer solar cells with sulfur atoms in the main chain. Then, Prof. Donghong Yu introduced some techniques of writing the article, hoping to be helpful to teachers and students on site. Finally, Prof. Donghong Yu communicated and discussed with the teachers and students on site, which was warmly responded by the teachers and students on site.

Dr. Donghong Yu obtained his B.Sc(1991)/M.Sc.(1994) in polymer chemistry and physics in Jilin University, China. In 1997 he was awarded the PhD degree in polymer chemistry and physics Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Science, China. Then he started working as postdoc in National Institute of Materials and Chemical Research, Japan & Department of Materials and Production, Aalborg University, Denmark, in 1998 and 2000, respectively. Later in 2001 and 2006, he was appointed as a faculty member as tenure-track assistant professor and tenured associate professor in Department of Chemistry and Bioscience at Aalborg University, respectively.

      At 14:00 on May 17, 2023, Professor Bo Xiaochen from the Military Medical Research Institute of the Academy of Military Sciences was invited by Professor Huang Hui to come to the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences to carry out "Frontiers of Intelligent Analysis of Biomedical Data-From Multi-omics Integration to Interpretable Mining" Thematic lectures are held in Jiaoyi 114.

      Multi-omics data fusion analysis is an important support for current basic and translational research in life sciences. It faces challenges such as wide data space and strong heterogeneity. The report covers four aspects: multi-component fusion analysis technology and application, multi-component fusion to multi-attribute fusion, data mining based on interpretable AI, cross-scale integration and digital twin

      The report system sorts out the algorithmic ideas and technical approaches of the current fusion analysis of multi-omics data, and extends it to the fusion of multi-attributes. In addition, the particularity of biomedicine requires its intelligent system to have strong explainability. The report summarizes the ways to realize the interpretable analysis of artificial intelligence data analysis, and gives examples. Finally, the report also briefly introduces the frontiers of intelligent analysis of biomedical data in the future—cross-scale integration and digital twinning.

      Bo Xiaochen is a military medical researcher and doctoral supervisor of the Academy of Military Sciences, a member of the Science and Technology Committee of the Academy, a deputy director of the Intelligent Health and Bioinformatics Committee of the Chinese Society of Automation, and a standing member of the Network Pharmacology Committee of the Chinese Pharmacological Society. The current research direction is biomedical big data processing and analysis, biomedical artificial intelligence technology. As the person in charge and the main researcher, he successively undertook projects such as national key research and development projects, national major new drug creation, 863, and major research projects of the National Natural Science Foundation of China, and published first and corresponding author papers in journals such as Nature, Nature Machine Intelligence, Nature Microbiology, and Molecular Cel1. 100 Yu Pian has been selected into the "Young and Middle-aged Science and Technology Leading Talents" of the Ministry of Science and Technology, the "Ten Thousand Talents Program" science and technology leading talents of the Organization Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, and the top talents of military disciplines. support.

At 14:00 on November 8, 2022, Professor Luo Sanzhong from the Department of Chemistry of Tsinghua University was invited by Professor Huang Hui to deliver the keynote lecture "Bionic Small molecule Catalysis: Mechanism, Data and Machine Language" in the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences. The lecture was held in Room 207 on the first floor of the teaching Hall.

Modern catalytic reaction systems are delicate and complex, and the dimensions of the catalytic process are numerous and dynamic, so it is still a challenge to clarify the catalytic mechanism, outline the structure-activity relationship of catalysis and realize rational design.

In the lecture, Professor Luo Sanzhong firstly took the research results of bionic o-quinone catalytic system, asymmetric ammonomethyl reaction and asymmetric alkyl sulfide reaction as examples, and systematically introduced the development of bionic catalytic system based on biology from three aspects: multi-functional group coordination, coenzyme simulation and mechanism simulation. Four new catalytic strategies, namely metal catalytic synergy, organic small molecule catalytic synergy, photocatalytic synergy and electrochemical synergy, were introduced. Then Professor Luo explained the mechanism and law research to the students, such as the bionic mechanism of anionic proton shuttle, using the mechanism model to help the racemization chiral synthesis path breakthrough and so on. The application of artificial intelligence in the field of molecular catalysis is also introduced, especially the SPOC descriptor and its application in the reaction of aldol catalyzed by pKa and amino group. Finally, Professor Luo Sanzhong communicated and discussed with the teachers and students on site, which was warmly responded by the teachers and students on site.

Luo Sanzhong is a professor in the Department of Chemistry at Tsinghua University. He is currently the Deputy dean of the Department of Chemistry at Tsinghua University and the director of the Center for Basic Molecular Science at Tsinghua University. He received his Ph. D. degree from the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2005. From 2005 to 2018, he worked at the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and from 2018 to Tsinghua University. He won the Youth Chemistry Award of the Chinese Chemical Society in 2008, the Lu Jiaxi Young Talent Award of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2009, the National Outstanding Youth Grant of the National Natural Science Foundation in 2010, and was elected to the Youth Innovation Promotion Association of the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2011 as the president (2011-2015), and the Youth Top Talent Grant of the 10,000 Thousand Program of the Organization Department of the Central Committee in 2012. He was awarded the May Fourth Medal of China Youth in 2014, the Chiral Youth Chemistry Award of Chinese Chemical Society in 2016, and the Physical Organic Chemistry Youth Award of Chinese Chemical Society in 2017. In 2017, he was selected as "Young and Middle-aged Leading Talents in Science and Technology Innovation" by the Ministry of Science and Technology. In 2018, he was selected as the innovation leader of the Organization Department of the CPC Central Committee. He is Deputy Director of the Physical Organic Committee, member of the Organic Chemistry Committee, member of the Photochemistry Committee and member of the Homogeneous Catalysis Committee of the Chinese Chemical Society.

At 15:30 on October 26, 2022, Zhao Yongsheng, a researcher from the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, was invited by Professor Huang Hui to give a keynote lecture on "Organic micro-nano laser materials and Devices" in the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences. The lecture was held in Room 306 on the first floor.

Laser is one of the most important and great inventions of mankind since the 20th century. It has been widely used in many fields of military and national defense, industrial production and People's Daily life. With the progress of science and technology, laser technology is also developing, among which micro-nano laser is the research frontier of laser technology and nanoscience.

Professor Zhao Yongsheng first introduced organic micro-nano laser in a clear way, and pointed out that the key challenges in the research and application of organic laser are: the construction of high performance organic micro-nano (electrically pumped) laser and the controllable processing of large area organic micro-nano single crystal laser array. Then, the research progress of organic micro-nano laser is described from two aspects: the controllable assembly of organic micro-nano resonator and the excited state process of organic materials -- new micro-nano laser. The team realized the arbitrary adjustment of laser output wavelength between all vibration bands in the full spectrum range for the first time. The exploration and outstanding achievements of the team on organic micro-nano electric pump laser are introduced, such as improving the efficiency of electric injection by designing new molecular systems and generating threshold-free laser by Bose-Einstein condensations of excitons, etc. The application of organic micro-nano laser in display field is also introduced. Finally, Professor Zhao Yongsheng communicated and discussed with the teachers and students on the spot, and got the warm response from the teachers and students on the spot.

Zhao Yongsheng is a professor at the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences. In October 2009, he was selected as one Hundred Talents Program of the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences. In 2011, he was awarded the National Science Foundation for Outstanding Young Scholars. In 2017, he was selected as the Leading talents of the Ten Thousand Talents Program. Prof. Zhao Yongsheng was elected as a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry in 2015, and a Fellow of the Chinese Chemical Society in 2022. He has won the Royal Society of Chemistry ChemComm Young Scientist Award, the Asia Oceanian PhotoChemistry Association Young Scientist Award, the Zhongguan Chemical Professors Association Distinguished Professor Award and other international academic awards. And more than 10 domestic academic awards including the Second Prize of National Natural Science (the Second Accomplisher), Science Exploration Award, Ho Liang Ho Li Award, China Youth Science and Technology Award, Beijing Zhongguancun Award for Outstanding Young People, Chinese Chemical Society - Tibet Innovation Award, etc.

In the afternoon of October 13, 2022, Professor Wang Xun from the Department of Chemistry of Tsinghua University was invited by Professor Huang Hui to give a lecture on " Sub-1nm Ultrathin Nanocrystals " at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences.

As research in nanoscience continues to advance, more and more research is now focused on the bottom end of the "nanoworld": the scale of one nanometer or so or even one nanometer below, which is defined as "sub-nanometer" scale materials.

Polymeric materials are widely used because of their flexibility and good processing characteristics. However, inorganic materials tend to be hard and brittle in mechanical processing due to the composition of polar bonds, which limits the practical application of the materials to some extent. Prof. Wang Xun started with the inorganic nanowires in their previous work. They found that these inorganic nanowires have certain properties of polymer materials, so Wang Xun's group took this as a starting point and used electron microscopy to observe that the nanowires have very obvious structural flexibility, the skeleton can be bent in all directions arbitrarily, and even self-winding to form closed rings; and the dispersion of this nanowire has a polymer solution with After that, Prof. Wang Xun's group extended the system and discovered a wide range of properties of sub-nanomaterials. They then investigated two-dimensional and clustered sub-nanomaterials and found that these materials have good mechanical and electrochemical properties, greatly expanding the applications of sub-nanomaterials. After the presentation, Prof. Wang Xun received a warm applause from the students and faculty.

Xun Wang, professor in the Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University, China. He was awarded the "Outstanding Young Scientist Fund" by the National Natural Science Foundation of China in 2007 and the "Cheung Kong Scholar Distinguished Professorship" in 2014. He is the Deputy Secretary General of the Chinese Chemical Society and the Deputy Secretary General of the Nanomaterials and Devices Branch of the Chinese Society for Materials Research.

On the morning of September 30, 2022, Professor Xu Huaping from the Department of Chemistry of Tsinghua University was invited by Professor Huang Hui to give a lecture on "Dynamically Responsive Selenium/Tellurium Containing Polymers" at the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS) in Room 208 of the First Teaching Building.

Selenium/tellurium-containing polymer materials have gained widespread attention in recent years due to their potential for applications in self-healing, shape memory, information storage, optical programming materials, and medical materials.

In his lecture, Prof. Huaping Xu gave a clear and organized introduction to the history of the development of selenium/tellurium-containing polymer materials. Firstly, the unique bond energy of C-Se bond determines its unique dynamic responsiveness. The team synthesized various Se containing polymer materials and found that these materials have unique dynamic responsiveness. Then atomic force microscopy was used to test the chain-breaking energy and explain why the Se containing polymer materials are dynamically responsive from the bond energy perspective. He also introduced the applications of Se/Tellurium-containing polymer materials in various fields such as self-healing, shape memory, information storage, optical programming materials, hydrophobic materials, and medical materials. Finally, Prof. Xu Huaping exchanged and discussed with the students and teachers on site, which received enthusiastic responses from them. 

      Huaping Xu, Professor, Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University, China, received his B.S. and Ph.D. degrees in 2001 and 2006, respectively, from the School of Chemistry, Jilin University, China, under the supervision of academician X. Zhang, and spent a year of exchange study at KU Leuven, Belgium, from 2004 to 2005. He has been a professor in the Department of Chemistry, Tsinghua University since 2014, and was awarded the "Young Chemistry Award of the Chinese Chemical Society" in 2011 and the "Outstanding Young Scientist Fund" by the National Natural Science Foundation of China in 2014. He is an associate editor of ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering and an editorial board member of ACS Macro Letters, Supramolecular Materials, and Chemical Education.

Xiao Bin Gu gave an oral presentation entitled "All-polymer solar cells with efficiency-stability-cost balance based on non-covalent thick-ring structure of polymer acceptors", reporting the recent progress of the group in low-cost all-polymer solar cells, which attracted extensive discussions and full recognition from the audience. The presentation was widely discussed and fully affirmed. Finally, after the selection of the organizing committee, Xiaobin Gu was awarded the Excellent Oral Presentation Award.

From July 31 to August 4, 2022, more than 500 light-chasing young people from 99 units across China gathered in the clouds to attend the first photochemistry summer school of the Chinese Photoreceptor Society.

During the short but wonderful summer school, Academician Zhenhe Tong from the Institute of Physical and Chemical Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences gave a vivid and detailed lecture on the basic theoretical system of photophysics and photochemistry. In the following days, Professor Ganglong Cui from Beijing Normal University, Professor Hui Huang from the University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Professor Qingzheng Yang from Beijing Normal University, Professor Hongbing Fu from Capital Normal University, and Researcher Zhiwei Zuo from Shanghai Organic Institute, respectively, gave "Theoretical computational photochemistry", "Design and synthesis of organic polymer semiconductor materials", "Optical diagnosis and treatment and optical probes", "Organic laser materials and Devices" and "Photochemical Synthesis". In addition, teachers from the Institute of Physical and Chemical Technology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Dalian University of Technology also explained the testing methods of spherical differential electron microscopy, photoelectron spectroscopy, transient spectroscopy, electron paramagnetic resonance and other frontier characterization methods of photochemistry, and taught "real-world" testing experience.

Xiao Bin Gu gave an oral presentation entitled "All-polymer solar cells with efficiency-stability-cost balance based on non-covalent thick-ring structure of polymer acceptors", reporting the recent progress of the group in low-cost all-polymer solar cells, which attracted extensive discussions and full recognition from the audience. The presentation was widely discussed and fully affirmed. Finally, after the selection of the organizing committee, Xiao Bin Gu was awarded the Excellent Oral Presentation Award.