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Brief Introduction： Experienced educator with over 11 years of teaching mathematics and science across international schools in China and the UK. Holds a Master’s in Mathematics and a PGCE. Currently serves as Head of Science at Optics Valley International School and Head of Global Procurement at H2X Global. Passionate about fostering student success through innovative teaching methods.

Brief Introduction： Holds a B.E. (2002), M.Tech. (2004) in Environmental Engineering/Science from Indian institutions, and a Ph.D. (2011) in Environmental Engineering from the University of Southern California. Currently an Associate Professor (2023-present) at a U.S. university, focusing on PM2.5 health impacts. With 15+ years of research, 45+ peer-reviewed papers, 30+ invited talks, and awards like NSF CAREER. Previously a research scientist (2011-2015) and taught aerosol sampling, public health engineering courses.

Brief Introduction： Holds a B.S. (1974), two M.S. degrees (1975, 1984), and a Ph.D. (1985) in Civil/Environmental Engineering & Social Science. Has over 40 years of experience (industry + academia), now a Distinguished Professor at a U.S. university. Specializes in water resources, hydrology, and climate solutions, with 190+ peer-reviewed papers, leading major field programs and holding roles like research institute director. A fellow of multiple professional societies.

Brief Introduction： Holds a B.M.E. (2006), M.S. (2012), and Ph.D. (2014) in Mechanical/Civil, Environmental & Geo-Engineering (with Public Health Minor) from the University of Minnesota. Currently an Assistant Professor (2020-present) at a U.S. university, focusing on air pollution modeling, health impacts, environmental inequities, and solutions. Previously a research scientist and postdoc, with key journal publications on PM2.5 disparities and AI-driven pollution models. Teaches courses on risk, data science, and environmental engineering.

Brief Introduction： Holds a B.S. (1981, with honors), M.Eng. (1984), and Ph.D. (1987) in Civil Engineering. Currently a Professor and CEE Excellence Faculty Scholar at a U.S. university, specializing in geotechnical engineering. Research focuses on slope stability, geosynthetics, soil liquefaction, and railroad geotechnics. Has 100+ publications, edited books/proceedings, and won multiple awards (e.g., ASCE’s George H. Norman Medal). Serves on journal editorial boards and leads professional society roles.

Brief Introduction： Holds a B.S. (1989), two M.S. degrees (1991, 1993), and a Ph.D. (1995) in Civil Engineering. Has been a faculty member at a U.S. university since 1996, now a Professor, Director of International & ZJUI Programs. Specializes in transportation geotechnics, with 125+ research projects, 400+ peer-reviewed pubs, and multiple awards (e.g., ASCE prizes, IGS Award). Edits journals and leads professional committees.

Brief Introduction： Holds a B.S. (1974), two M.S. degrees (1975, 1984), and a Ph.D. (1985) in Civil/Environmental Engineering & Social Science. Has over 40 years of experience (industry + academia), now a Distinguished Professor at a U.S. university. Specializes in water resources, hydrology, and climate solutions, with 190+ peer-reviewed papers, leading major field programs and holding roles like research institute director. A fellow of multiple professional societies.

Brief Introduction： Holds a B.S. (1974), two M.S. degrees (1975, 1984), and a Ph.D. (1985) in Civil/Environmental Engineering & Social Science. Has over 40 years of experience (industry + academia), now a Distinguished Professor at a U.S. university. Specializes in water resources, hydrology, and climate solutions, with 190+ peer-reviewed papers, leading major field programs and holding roles like research institute director. A fellow of multiple professional societies.

Brief Introduction： Holds a B.S. (1989), two M.S. degrees (1991, 1993), and a Ph.D. (1995) in Civil Engineering. Has been a faculty member at a U.S. university since 1996, now a Professor, Director of International & ZJUI Programs. Specializes in transportation geotechnics, with 125+ research projects, 400+ peer-reviewed pubs, and multiple awards (e.g., ASCE prizes, IGS Award). Edits journals and leads professional committees.

Brief Introduction： Professor and Abel Bliss Professor in Engineering, specializing in transportation geotechnics, pavement engineering, and sustainable infrastructure materials. Director of International Programs. PhD from Georgia Tech. Founding Editor-in-Chief of the journal Transportation Geotechnics. Recipient of numerous prestigious awards including the ASCE Francis C. Turner Award and James Laurie Prize. Extensive research on geomaterial characterization, AI applications in infrastructure, and geosynthetic stabilization, with over 400 publications.

Brief Introduction： Professor and Nathan M. & Anne M. Newmark Endowed Chair in Civil Engineering. Director of major research laboratories including the Smart Structures Technology Laboratory. Internationally renowned expert in structural health monitoring, control, and stochastic mechanics. Elected Foreign Member of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and the Engineering Academy of Japan. Recipient of prestigious awards including the ASCE Housner Medal. Author of influential books and longtime editor of leading journals in the field.

Brief Introduction： Associate Professor and Elaine F. and William J. Hall Excellence Faculty Scholar specializing in the energy-water nexus, sustainable infrastructure, and policy analysis. Holds a PhD in Civil Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin. Recipient of the NSF CAREER Award and multiple teaching honors, including the AEESP Award for Outstanding Teaching. Research integrates technoeconomic analysis, life-cycle assessment, and smart water systems to address urban/rural water and energy sustainability challenges.