FACT Lab Celebrates Professor Yuan Xie's 2025 CCF Overseas Science and Technology Award
The JC STEM Lab of Future Advanced Computing Technology is delighted to announce that Professor Yuan Xie has been honored with the 2025 “CCF Overseas Science and Technology Award” (2025年度“CCF海外科技人物奖”) by the China Computer Federation (CCF). This prestigious award recognizes individuals or organizations based overseas who have made outstanding contributions to advancing the field of computer science in China through their research, academic exchanges, talent development, and international collaborations.
The CCF Awards Committee has decided to confer the 2025 “CCF Overseas Science and Technology Award” on Professor Yuan Xie from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology and Professor Masaru Kitsuregawa from the University of Tokyo. This recognition is a testament to their exceptional achievements and significant contributions to the advancement of computer science in China.
Award Citation:
Professor Yuan Xie is a highly influential and internationally recognized expert in the fields of integrated circuit chip design, computer architecture, and electronic design automation. He has been instrumental in translating research concepts into practical industrial applications, making notable contributions to the integration of academia, industry, and research. Through his efforts in developing curricula at Chinese universities and establishing research centers, Professor Xie has played a pivotal role in nurturing a new generation of outstanding talent in the field of computer science.
This accolade reflects the JC STEM Lab’s commitment to excellence and its dedication to fostering innovation and collaboration in advanced computing technology. The lab, under Professor Xie’s leadership, continues to push the boundaries of scientific research and technological development, contributing to the growth and advancement of the global and local scientific community.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to Professor Yuan Xie on this well-deserved honor and look forward to his continued contributions to the field of computer science.
