The 2021-2022 Annual Academic Committee and Expert Meeting of the National Low-Carbon Green Buildings and Built Environments International Cooperation Base Was Held in Chongqing University

On the afternoon of April 11, 2022, the 2021-2022 annual academic committee and expert meeting of Low-Carbon Green Buildings and Built Environments International Cooperation Base relying on Chongqing University was held at Chongqing University. Academician Zhou Xuhong, academic leader of the International Cooperation Base and director of the academic committee, presided over the meeting. Liu Hanlong, executive vice president of Chongqing University, and Zha li, director of Science and Technology Cooperation Department of Chongqing Science and Technology Bureau, attended the meeting and delivered speeches, respectively. Wang Kaicheng, vice president of the Institute of Scientific Development of Chongqing University, Gao Xiang, deputy director of the International Cooperation and Exchange Office, and Li Baizhan, director of the National Center for International Research of Low-carbon & Green Buildings, attended the meeting.

Academician Jiang Yi, deputy director of the academic committee, academician Liu Jiaping, academician Nie Jianguo, academician Cui Kai, academician Zheng Jianlong, academician Miao Changwen, academician Yue Qingrui, academician Peng Yongzhen, academician Chen Xiangsheng, and professor Mao Zhibing of China Construction Group, professor Wang QingQin of China Academy of Building Sciences, professor Yu Zhiwu of Central South University, professor Da Liangjun of East China Normal University, professor Lin Borong of Tsinghua University, professor Sun Cheng of Harbin Institute of Technology, professor Alan Short of Cambridge University, professor Stuart Green of Reading University, professor Andrew Baldwin of Loughborough University, professor Hiroshi Yoshino of Tohoku University, academician of Japanese Academy of engineering, professor Risto Kosonen of Alto University in Finland, professor Cao Guangyu of Norwegian University of Science and Technology, and professor Larry Bellamy of Canterbury University in New Zealand, Participated in the meeting via online video.

Academicians and experts attending the meeting highly affirmed the achievements of the International Cooperation Base. Relying on the scientific research and international cooperation and exchange, international teaching and talent training of major scientific research projects, the International Cooperation Base has led the development of disciplines related to green building and built environments, and played a good exemplary role. The participating members suggested that the International Cooperation Base should further combine the characteristics of professional fields, give play to the role of international bridge, and make greater contributions to China''''s urbanization construction and energy conservation and carbon reduction strategy by utilizing domestic and international expert resources.