On September 12, 2015, invited by "111 Project on Information of Vehicle-infrastructure Sensing and ITS", Professor Pierre Beauseroy, the chief technical person in charge of (UTT) LM2S laboratory from University of Technical of Troyes in France visits Chang' an University. Vice President Prof. Zhao Xiangmo holds a conference with him. Directors of Office of International Cooperation and Exchange, School of Information Engineering, and School of Electronic and Control Engineering attend the conference

Vice President Zhao Xiang’mo warmly welcomes Professor Pierre Beauseroy and gives an brief introduction to the basic information of Chang’an University with the emphasis on the present development status of Electronic Information, Traffic Control and other subjects. He hopes that our two universities can broaden the field and deepen exchanges on the basis of existing research cooperation. In this way, we can promote a comprehensive cooperation in various fields.

Professor Pierre Beauseroy expresses his sincere thanks for our warm reception. He highly endorses the proposal on promoting bilateral cooperation. He hopes that, through this visit, both universities can seek a win-win situation with the link of Information and Control subjece. He also promises to strengthen multi-level as well as multi-domain inter-university interaction, thus making contributions to the overall cooperation between two universities as soon as possible.

Before the conference, Jiang Zaiwen, Director of the Office of International Cooperation and Exchange, superiors from School of Information Engineering and School of Electronic and Control Engineering held an extensive discussion on specific contents in the inter-university cooperation agreement with Professor Pierre Beauseroy.

After the meeting, Prof. Pierre Beauseroy escorted by Vice President Zhao Xiang’mo visits the key laboratory at Shool of Information Engineering.

Vice President Zhao Xiang'mo Meets with Prof.  Pierre Beauseroy

Hold Conference with Prof.  Pierre Beauseroy

Visit the Key Laboratory at School of Information Engineering

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