The Institute of Computing Technology (ICT) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) is a leading research institution in China that focuses on the development and application of advanced computing technologies. ICT has a long history of international cooperation and exchange, which has contributed to its academic reputation and influence in the global computing community.
ICT sends more than 100 scholars to participate in international academic exchanges every year, attending various conferences, workshops, symposia, and seminars around the world. These scholars present their latest research findings, share their insights and experiences, and establish collaborations with their peers from different countries and regions. ICT also invites renowned international scholars to visit the institute and give academic lectures, seminars, or tutorials on topics related to computing technology. These activities provide opportunities for ICT researchers and students to learn from the experts, exchange ideas, and broaden their horizons.
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| Academic discussion with with VINT CERF in 2017 | Robert Kahn gave an academic lecture in 2017 | John E. Hopcroft giving an academic lecture in 2018 |
ICT hosted, organized, and co-organized international academic conferences. These conferences cover a wide range of topics in computing technology, such as artificial intelligence, computer architecture, software engineering, big data, cloud computing, information security, and more. ICT also participates in international academic organizations and provides academic services to the international community. ICT researchers also serve as editors, reviewers, chairs, or committee members for various international journals, conferences, and awards.
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| ICT co-organized ASPLOS 2017 at Xi'an | ICT hosted HotDC 2018 at Beijing | ICT organized ATS 2023 at Beijing |
ICT welcomes international cooperation with other research institutions, universities, enterprises, and organizations that share its vision and mission. There are several possible channels for initiating and conducting international cooperation with ICT, such as applying for international cooperation projects funded by the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC), or CAS; participating in talent exchange programs supported by the State Administration of Foreign Experts Affairs (SAFEA) or CAS; or establishing joint research centers or laboratories with ICT partners.
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| CAS International Cooperation Award for Young Scientists in 2013 |
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| Austrian-Chinese Cooperative R&D Projects Discussion in 2019 |
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