This lecture specially invited Mr. Lin Bangjia, an expert in fluorine materials and nanofibers, to share his rich experience and innovative achievements in the field of material research and development. Mr. Lin graduated from Soochow University and went to Shinshu University in Japan for further studies. He has been engaged in technology development for 13 years in the Japanese branch of a Fortune 500 company. He is currently the chief engineer of a large domestic chemical company. He led the team to use the knowledge gained from studying in Japan and the experience of working in Japan to break through the foreign technology blockade and solve the problem of "stuck neck" of high-end fluorine materials. The lecture will focus on "the synergy of R&D and production", explore the important applications of fluorine materials in daily life and high-tech fields, and how to promote industrial development through technological innovation. At the same time, Mr. Lin will also share career development opportunities in the industry and provide valuable advice for young people who are interested in materials science.

Urban planning is a discipline that blends both art and science. Ms. Wang Yingli, a senior urban planner, unveils the charm of this field for us. Urban planning is not merely about designing buildings and roads; it also involves shaping the future of cities through multidisciplinary knowledge, including economics, sociology, architecture, and geography. Ms. Wang mentioned that planners must have a broad vision, drawing inspiration from successful global cities such as Singapore and Manhattan, while also prioritizing the preservation of local historical sites. She emphasized that the essence of planning lies in "first assessing the current situation, then making predictions, and finally formulating plans," effectively conveying planning concepts through text, renderings, blueprints, and models. Whether it is rural revitalization, spatial optimization, or transportation support, urban planning plays a crucial role in ensuring sustainable urban development. Ms. Wang's insights reveal that urban planning is not just the application of technology but also a profound reflection on the future of cities and a commitment to responsibility.

This lecture specially invited Ms. Kang Yu, chief physician and doctoral supervisor of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital Affiliated to Fudan University. She is the head of the "Phase 1" drug clinical trial ward, a postdoctoral fellow at the MD Anderson Cancer Research Center in the United States, and an editorial board member of Gynecologic Oncology, the official journal of the American Society of Gynecologic Oncology. Ms. Kang Yu has profound attainments in the field of personalized precision treatment of gynecological tumors and tumor genetic counseling. In the lecture, she shared her life experience and research results, and introduced the current status and challenges of gynecological tumor treatment. She mentioned that although the team has been able to delay the patient's life cycle and improve the survival rate through innovative research methods such as "basket experiments" and "umbrella experiments", continuous efforts are still needed. Ms. Kang Yu also emphasized the importance of psychological healing and called for attention to the patient's mental health. In addition, she explored the potential of AI in the medical field, pointing out that AI technology is playing an important role in auxiliary diagnosis, personalized treatment and drug development. At the end of the lecture, she encouraged everyone with "not fearing the future, not thinking about the past, having the best motives, and having no selfishness", and wished the students "light in their eyes, a road under their feet, a bright future, and all their wishes come true." Ms. Kang Yu's sharing made us realize that medicine is not only about treating diseases, but also a combination of research, exploration and teaching, aiming to bring hope and dignity to patients. Her dedication is admirable and inspires us to face future challenges with kindness and persistence.

Mr. Wang Jiajun is a senior expert of Pharmaceutical Cube, focusing on drug R&D and industrial strategy research, with more than ten years of practical experience in the pharmaceutical industry. In a recent lecture, he systematically analyzed the full cycle process of drugs from R&D to market launch and the core challenges of the industry, providing deep insights for practitioners.

Wang Jiajun pointed out that drugs need to go through three stages of R&D, commercial transformation, and clinical trials before they can be launched. The R&D stage is divided into two stages: research and development. The research stage requires a lot of repetitive work to predict and judge, and there is a huge risk of failure. These were previously done manually, but now AI can be done. However, AI cannot completely replace human work in this regard, so biologists generally use their own work experience to predict which molecules may be used for medicine. The development stage includes clinical trials, which are particularly critical.

In view of the characteristics of the pharmaceutical industry, he proposed that "professional knowledge is the core competitiveness". The industry barriers are high, and practitioners need to continue to learn about technical trends (such as the update of US guidelines) and delve into subdivided fields. He also emphasized that medical professionals need to have both scientific rigor and business acumen. He reminded practitioners to avoid misunderstandings, such as equating "R&D success" with "commercial success" or ignoring regulatory details that lead to project delays. In the end, he concluded: "The mission of the pharmaceutical industry is to benefit others. Only with humility, professionalism and persistence can we promote innovation and truly benefit patients." I was deeply touched.

Today, Ms. Qi Xin, the Project Manager and Executive Producer of Inu-chan Studio, visited our school to deliver a lecture on game development. With extensive experience in the gaming industry, Ms. Qi has witnessed her team’s journey from project initiation to game launch.

During the lecture, she provided a detailed overview of the game development process. The project initiation phase requires an accurate grasp of market trends and player preferences to define the game concept. The production phase encompasses storyboard creation, level design, character development, game mechanics, and monetization strategies. Ms. Qi emphasized that the gaming industry is an interdisciplinary field that integrates art, literature, and music, rather than relying solely on technology.

From project initiation to beta testing, meticulous planning serves as the roadmap for a development team. Understanding the target audience through market research, brainstorming, and teamwork is crucial for continuous optimization. Setting clear objectives, milestones, and timelines is essential to the development process. This lecture gave students a profound understanding of the complexity and allure of game development, sparking their enthusiasm for exploring this dynamic field.