• SIST Published Multiple Papers at ECCV and ACM MM, 2020
    Recently, the Vision and Data Intelligence Center (VDI) of SIST published 4 papers at the European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV, 2020) and 2 papers at the ACM International Conference on Multimedia (ACM MM, 2020). ECCV is one of the top three computer vision conferences, focusing on cutting-edge research in computer vision and ACM MM is also a class A conference recommended by the China Com...
    2020-11-05
  • Portrait Unveiling Ceremony for Professor Richard A. Lerner
    On the afternoon of November 2nd, the Portrait Unveiling Ceremony for Richard A. Lerner, Distinguished Adjunct Professor and the Founding Director of SIAIS, was held in the Y Building. Some distinguished guests together unveiled the portrait. Vice Director of SIAIS, Yang Haitao hosted the ceremony, and other attendees included Raymond Stevens, the Founding Director of iHuman Institute, Liu Zhijie,...
    2020-11-03
  • SIST Researchers Make Significant Progress in the Verification of Side-Channel Resistance of Higher-Order Cryptographic Programs
    Professor Song Fu’s research group from the School of Information Science and Technology (SIST) has recently published an article entitled “A Hybrid Approach to Formal Verification of Higher-Order Masked Arithmetic Programs”. This article was published in ACM Transactions on Software Engineering Methodology (ACM TOSEM), one of the two most prestigious software engineering journal...
    2020-11-03
  • Noradrenergic Regulation of Pain by a Novel Type of the Spinal Cord Astrocytes
    Professor Katsuhiko Mikoshiba from the School of Life Science and Technology (SLST) and SIAIS, in collaboration with Professor Makoto Tsuda’s group in Kyushu University, have published research findings in Nature Neuroscience describing a novel type of astrocyte involved in pain regulation: Noradrenergic stimulation aggravates pain through the novel astrocytes, opposite to the classical...
    2020-10-28
  • SLST Lab Discovers a New Mechanism of Vertebrate Epithelium Collective Migration
    A team of scientists led by Professor Lu Pengfei from SLST has discovered a novel multi-step mechanism by which vertebrate epithelium undergoes collective migration. On October 13, 2020 (Beijing time), their work was published online as a research article entitled, Asymmetric stratification-induced polarity loss and coordinated individual cell movements drive directional migration of vertebrate ep...
    2020-10-22
  • IMS Professor Publishes in a Prestigious Journal
    Recently, a research article entitled “Endo-parameters for p-adic classical groups” by Dr. Daniel Skodlerack from the Institute of Mathematical Sciences was published in Inventiones Mathematicae,one of the four most prestigious mathematics journals in the world. The article, completed in collaboration with Dr. Robert Kurinczuk of the Imperial College London and Dr. Shaun Stevens of the Univ...
    2020-10-15
  • ShanghaiTech University Holds the Third Session of the Second University Governing Board
    On October 9th, ShanghaiTech University held the Third Session of the Second University Governing Board. Yang Xiong, Chairman of the University Governing Board, host the session. Members of the University Governing Board, Ding Zhongli, Chen Qun, Zhou Xiaochuan, Fu Chengyu, Zhang Jie, Jiang Mianheng and Li Ruxing attended the session. Yin Jie, Zhu Zhiyuan, Lu Xionggang, Ding Hao and Wu Qi...
    2020-10-15
  • Joint Team Led by SIAIS Professors Richard Lerner and Yang Guang Develops a Full Agonist Antibody Targeting Leptin Receptor
    Since developed in 1980s by Prof. Richard Lerner and Prof. Gregory Winter, 2018 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry, combinatorial antibody library technology has been applied in biomedical development and basic science research, etc. Prof. Richard Lerner extended the application of combinatorial antibody to many fields, such as enzyme catalysis, receptor activation and cell fate regulators...
    2020-10-15
  • iHuman Distinguished Professor Kurt Hermann Wüthrich Honored with the 2020 Magnolia Award
    iHuman Institute Distinguished Professor Dr. Kurt Hermann Wüthrich, Nobel  Laureate in Chemistry, was honored with the 2020 Magnolia Award in recognition of his great contributions and achievements in scientific research, and for nurturing and mentoring Chinese young scientists.The Magnolia Award, which has been awarded annually since 1989, was established to commend...
    2020-09-21
  • 3D-STED Super-Resolution Microscopy Unravels the Mystery of Astrocytes at the Tripartite Synaptic Function
     Professor Katsuhiko Mikoshiba from SIAIS, with the French Professor Valentin Nägerl’s group unraveled the morphological mystery of astrocytes.  Misa Arizono, a former PhD student in Mikoshiba’s lab is the first author of this report in Nature Communications 2020.Astrocytes, which are the most numerous...
    2020-09-16
  • Shen Wei’s Lab Clarifies the Mechanism by Which Parabrachial Neurons Types Categorically Encode Thermoregulation Variables During Heat Defense
    On September 2nd 2020, Professor Shen Wei from SLST with his collaborators published a research paper entitled “Parabrachial neuron types categorically encode thermoregulation variables during heat defense”, in the international academic journal Science in Advances. This paper defined two key elements of the lateral parabrachial nucleus (LPB)-hypothalamic preoptic area (POA) circu...
    2020-09-04
  • Communication-Efficient Edge AI: Algorithms and Systems
    Prof. Shi Yuanming’s research group and collaborators from HKUST and HKPolyU have surveyed the key techniques for improving the communication efficiency of performing artificial intelligence (AI) training and inference tasks at network edges, a.k.a., edge AI.  Edge AI is envisioned to promote the paradigm shift of futuristic 6G networks from “connected things” to “connected inte...
    2020-09-01
  • SLST Proposes Novel Necroptosis Regulation Mechanisms
    Recently, two groups from the School of Life Science and Technology (SLST) at ShanghaiTech University, led by Prof. Wang Huayi and Prof. Lu Junxia, published a research article entitled “RIP3-mediated necroptosis is regulated by inter-filament assembly of RIP homotypic interaction motif” in Cell Death & Differentiation.  Necroptosis is a type of programmed necrosis induced by ...
    2020-08-24
  • SLST Researchers Solve the Controversy over Cellular Sources of Embryonic Vessels
    A research team led by Professor Zhang Hui from School of Life Science and Technology (SLST) at ShanghaiTech University has demonstrated that erythro-myeloid progenitors (EMPs) are the origin of resident macrophages in multiple organs, but not the origin of intraembryonic vascular endothelial cells. The team has written an article entitled “No Evidence for Erythro-Myeloid Progenitor-Derived Vascu...
    2020-08-24