On November 15, 2025, the 2nd International Symposium on Electronic Information Engineering and Intelligent Communication was held in the beautiful coastal city of Xiamen. The conference was hosted by Jimei University and provided with full-process technical service support by AiScholar. Nearly one hundred participants attended the event both online and offline. During the symposium, representatives engaged in in-depth discussions on cutting-edge fields such as electronic information engineering and intelligent communication. Through keynote speeches, oral presentations, and poster sessions, they shared the latest research findings, explored trends in the development of the disciplines, and established an important platform for deep collaboration between academia and industry.

Professor Yonggang Fu , Associate Dean of the School of Computer Engineering at Jimei University, delivered the opening address, warmly welcoming all the attendees and expressing hopes that the symposium would serve as an opportunity to promote discussions on cutting-edge issues in the field. The meeting was presided over by Professor Niansheng Liu , Associate Dean of the School of Computer Engineering at Jimei University.

Professor Yonggang Fu

Professor Niansheng Liu

The keynote speech session featured four expert scholars delivering thematic presentations. The reports covered multiple cutting-edge research fields, aiming to share the latest scientific achievements, explore future development directions, and inspire innovative academic thinking. Through in-depth exchanges and discussions, the keynote speech session provided valuable learning opportunities for the attendees. During the communication segment, participants expressed that by listening to the academic presentations, they not only gained insight into the latest research developments in the relevant fields but also obtained new research inspiration through interdisciplinary interactions. Several young scholars specifically noted that the experts’ precise grasp of frontier topics and clear, accessible explanations offered important references for their future research work.

Prof. Xiangrong Liu, Xiamen University, China

Speech Title: AI for Science or AI for Computation？

Prof. Liang Yang, Hunan University, China

Speech Title: Toward 6G: Next-Generation Network Architectures and Enabling Technologies

Prof. Suleman Mazhar, Harbin Engineering University, China

Speech Title: Transfer Learning and Deep Learning Architectures for end-to-end Underwater OFDM Communication

Prof. Yongmin Liu, Central South Forestry University of Science and Technology, China

Speech Title: Road to 6G: evolving the Architecture of networks

Scholars from multiple universities, including Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing Institute of Technology, Shenzhen University, Xi’an Technological University, and Aerospace Engineering University, actively participated and engaged in in-depth discussions on key disciplinary topics through diverse formats such as oral presentations and poster sessions.

The atmosphere at the conference was lively, with experts and scholars actively interacting. Diverse academic viewpoints were fully expressed and integrated through communication and exchange, promoting deeper thinking and innovation, and strongly advancing the development of the related fields. Looking ahead, we will further deepen interdisciplinary collaboration to continuously inject momentum into disciplinary progress and technological innovation.