
On the afternoon of March 31, Professor Bikash Pal from Imperial College London (ICL), who is also a Fellow of the Royal Academy of Engineering (UK) and a Foreign Member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, was invited to TYUT’s “Qiushi Lecture Series.” He delivered a keynote lecture titled “Stability Modelling and Analysis of Converter Driven Power System” in the conference room on the first floor of the Conference Center, Yingxi Campus. The lecture was hosted by TYUT’s President, Professor Sun Hongbin. The lecture was attended by the head of the College of Electrical and Power Engineering, as well as faculty and student representatives from relevant disciplines.
At 15:00 Beijing time (10:00 Moscow time) on March 24, the “Towards Science” International Scientific and Practical Dialogue, co-organized by TYUT and Saint Petersburg Mining University, commenced. The conference was held in a hybrid format, with the main venue at SPMU and an online sub-venue at TYUT’s Yingxi Campus. Attendees included SPMU Rector Vladimir Litvinenko, Luo Zhanhui, Consul General of the People’s Republic of China in St. Petersburg, Sun Hongbin, TYUT President and Academician of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Yang Xiaowei, TYUT Academic Vice President, along with representatives from relevant administrative and academic departments, as well as faculty and students from both sides.
On March 12, Clarivate Analytics, a global provider of authoritative professional information, released the latest statistical results of the Essential Science Indicators (ESI) for March 2026. TYUT achieved a milestone breakthrough in disciplinary development: Materials Science has ranked in the ESI global top 1‰ for the first time, officially joining the ranks of world-leading disciplines. This brings the number of TYUT’s ESI global top 1‰ disciplines to two. Additionally, Computer Science has newly entered the ESI global top 1%, adding a significant new growth pole to TYUT’s disciplinary landscape. The achievements mark a leap forward in TYUT’s international academic influence and core competitiveness.
On the afternoon of February 4th, TYUT held a special meeting on cooperative education with Saint Petersburg Mining University. The meeting was conducted in an online-plus-offline format. Yang Xiaowei, TYUT Academic Vice President, and Lyubin, SPMU Vice Rector, attended the meeting.