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Officially established on January 12, 2024, the Intelligent Computing Research Center conducts high-level scientific research, sets up internationally influential academic platforms, and trains and introduces top-tier talents to build a well-structured academic team. We are dedicated to serving talent development at GBU, digital economy construction in the GBA, and China’s major strategic needs.

Introduction

The Center focuses on the theoretical, algorithm and application research of combining new-generation artificial intelligence with mathematics to develop a new paradigm of “artificial intelligence + mathematical theory and computation”. We are committed to exploring fundamental theories and algorithms in computational mathematics and operations research, studying key algorithmic architectures in areas like deep learning, reinforcement learning, and large language models, and their efficient implementation. We aim to develop core technologies for AI to solve complex mathematical problems, thus promoting the interdisciplinary integration of computational mathematics, operations research, and artificial intelligence.

The Center consists of three groups: Scientific Computing, Artificial Intelligence, and Mathematical Intelligence. Main research directions include computational mathematics, operations research, machine learning, signal processing, and natural language processing. In five years, the Center is expected to have 10 full-time academic personnel (principal investigators), 10 part-time academic staff, dedicated researchers, postdoctors, as well as a number of doctoral students and visiting students.

Tasks and Goals

1. Introduce a number of outstanding talents who meet the academic standards for faculty positions in the interdisciplinary field of scientific computing and artificial intelligence.

2. Produce a series of achievements with important social influence for GBU and the Great Bay Institute for Advanced Study, including participating in activities like artificial intelligence challenging the International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) and obtaining impressive results.

3. Collaborate with major corporations such as Huawei, Alibaba, and Sugon to actively build industry-university-research cooperation platforms, apply for national, provincial and local projects, and facilitate the transformation of scientific research into practical applications.