The 2025 International Congress of Basic Science (ICBS 2025) hosted a stellar event at Tsinghua University as it honored six eminent scientists with its Basic Science Lifetime Awards (BSLA). The press conference gathered members from the global scientific community, celebrating groundbreaking achievements in mathematics, physics, information science, and engineering.
This remarkable recognition included Nobel laureates Samuel Chao Chung Ting, David Jonathan Gross, and Steven Chu; Turing Award winner Robert Endre Tarjan; Fields medalist mathematician Shigefumi Mori; and Wolf Prize winner George Lusztig. Their pioneering work has not only advanced their respective fields but also paved the way for future innovations and international collaboration.
The 2025 BSLA in Mathematics was awarded to Professor Shigefumi Mori from Kyoto University, honoring his visionary contributions that have significantly influenced mathematical research around the globe.
The event underscored the vital role of basic science in driving technological progress and economic growth, resonating with academics, business professionals, Asian diaspora communities, and cultural explorers alike. This celebration of scientific excellence reflects Asia's dynamic contribution to global research and innovation.
