The Successful Conclusion of AHPCAI 2025

The 5th International Conference on Algorithms, High Performance Computing and Artificial Intelligence (AHPCAI 2025) was successfully held in Nanchang, China, from November 28 to 29, 2025. Centered on the core theme of "AI-Driven, Intelligent-Medicine Integration, Empowering Health," the conference established an efficient academic exchange platform through a "1 main venue + 3 parallel sessions" format, combining "online + offline" participation. The conference was hosted by Jiangxi University of Chinese Medicine (JXUCM) and co-organized by its School of Intelligent Medicine and Information Engineering, the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine Key Discipline "Traditional Chinese Medicine Informatics," and the Jiangxi Provincial Engineering Research Center for TCM AI Technology Development and Application. It received support from over ten academic institutions and enterprises, including the Jiangxi Computer Federation, the Information Education Branch of the China Information Association for Traditional Chinese Medicine, Beijing Institute of Technology Press, and Jiangxi Ganjiang Cultural Development Co., Ltd. Attending the opening ceremony and delivering speeches were Professor Zhufeng Zhu, Deputy Secretary of the JXUCM Party Committee and President; Professor Jianqiang Du, Vice President of the China Information Association for Traditional Chinese Medicine and President of Nanchang Normal University; and Ms. Qin Wan, Party Group Member and Deputy Director of the Jiangxi Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine. They discussed new pathways and futures for the integrated development of AI and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Four renowned scholars from China and abroad were invited to deliver keynote speeches, sharing cutting-edge achievements and unique insights from their respective fields.

In her address, Professor Zhu Weifeng emphasized the need to cultivate interdisciplinary talents bridging traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and intelligent technology through "co-construction, sharing, and co-creation," with the goal of building an AI-driven TCM industry cluster and jointly embarking on a new chapter of digital TCM.

Professor Du Jianqiang expressed his hope that the conference would serve as a new starting point for deep multidisciplinary integration, writing a new chapter for TCM modernization on Jiangxi's historically significant soil and creating a global innovation hub for "Digital TCM."

Ms. Wan Qin highlighted in her speech that the conference focuses on the key needs of TCM development, aiming to drive breakthroughs in algorithms, computing power, and intelligent applications. She emphasized the importance of fostering an open and shared AI innovation ecosystem for TCM, injecting sustained momentum into its modernization and internationalization.

Witnessed by the attending guests, the opening ceremony featured the unveiling ceremony for the School of Intelligent Medicine and Information Engineering at Jiangxi University of Chinese Medicine (JXUCM). Professor Zhou Zhigang, Vice President of JXUCM, read the official "Notice on the Adjustment of Some Internal Organizations." The official inauguration of this new school marks a significant step forward in JXUCM's discipline development, signaling its transition from a phase of providing fundamental IT support to a stage of deep integration with the cutting-edge field of intelligent medicine. The opening ceremony was presided over by Professor Ye Qing, Dean of the newly established School.

During the main session's keynote presentations:

• Professor Yuming Fang, Vice President of Jiangxi University of Finance and Economics, a high-level national talent, and recipient of the National Science Fund for Excellent Young Scholars, presented research on key technologies for multimedia quality assessment under real-world distortions in his talk titled "Key Technologies for Multimedia Quality Assessment Oriented Towards Real-World Distortions." He shared his research outcomes on constructing multimedia quality assessment datasets and optimizing related models.

• Professor Hongcai Shang, Director of Dongfang Hospital affiliated with Beijing University of Chinese Medicine and recipient of the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars, discussed advancements in digital and intelligent TCM diagnosis in his report "Research on Digital and Intelligent TCM Diagnosis and Treatment Using Multi-dimensional Information Collection and Intelligent Processing Technologies for Broadly Defined Observation." He introduced the "broadly defined observation" technology based on multi-modal information fusion and the progress in developing an intelligent diagnosis and treatment platform.

• Professor Wei Huang, Vice President of Yichun University and Chairman of the Jiangxi Computer Users Association, shared research on "Key Technologies for In Vivo and In Vitro Assisted Diagnosis of Neurodegenerative Diseases." Focusing on the early diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, he proposed innovative methods for medical image synthesis and data enhancement.

• Professor Mary O' Penetrante, Director of the Research Center at Central Philippine University and advisor to the Philippine Department of Trade and Industry on priority industrial cluster development, emphasized the importance of academia-government-industry collaboration in translating AI research into practical applications. Her report was titled "Translation of AI Research: Building Scalable Solutions for Industry."

On the afternoon of the 29th, three parallel sessions were held concurrently. The sessions deeply focused on three cutting-edge fields: "Medical Big Data Analysis and Application," "Medical Image Analysis and Processing," and "AI and Medical Applications." Nine invited speakers from

universities and research institutions delivered invited speeches in these sessions. Additionally, 15 young scholars from institutions including the National University of Defense Technology, Jiangxi University of Water Resources and Civil Engineering, and Jiangxi University of Chinese Medicine gave oral presentations, collectively showcasing and discussing the latest breakthroughs and future pathways in the interdisciplinary integration of intelligent medicine.