How does AI move beyond chat to search, use tools, and execute multi-step tasks? How do models and programs collaborate? Using DeepSeek Harness as a window, this talk unpacks chat, RAG, tool use, and agents. Curious minds welcome—no tech background needed to build a transferable mental model of AI. Speaker: Wang Zhenyi Introduction: Software Engineer, experienced in AI + platform development. Time: Nov. 6th, 2026, 15:30~16:30, Friday Location: Library Multi-function Room, 1st Floor Mode: Live Online Link: https://meeting.dingtalk.com/j/GsN5yo8T4S0 DingTalk Meeting ID: 220082455 Scan to watch Language: English Participants: All This semester, our information literacy lectures launch a check-in system: attend five in-person sessions and share your insights to claim a specially prepared gift! For more lectures information, please visit the Library's website at the following link: https://lib.intl.zju.edu.cn/zh-hans/learning-research-support/information-literacy-training-schedule Library Nov. 5th, 2026

We cordially invite you to participate in the 6th session of the "Global Vision · Research Leadership" Young Scholars' Academic Skills Enhancement Program at the International Campus, focusing on Transforming Academic Publishing: Navigating the Impact of AI. Event Details:  Time: November 6th, 12:00–13:30  Venue: Multi-function Room, 1st Floor, International Campus Library  Topic: Transforming Academic Publishing: Navigating the Impact of AI  Language: English  Speaker: Dr. Chi Wai (Rick) Lee, General Manager of World Scientific Publishing Company (Singapore). Dr. Lee has over 20 years of editorial and publishing experience in the STM publishing industry. In late 1996, he led the development of Singapore's first online bookstore and e-journal platform, accumulating extensive experience in digital publishing. Since 2009, he has been responsible for managing World Scientific's global operations, as well as its editorial and publishing activities. Keynote Highlights: Tailored for young scholars from the author's perspective, this session helps you navigate AI's impact, avoid pitfalls, and boost your publication competitiveness. An STM publishing veteran with 20+ years of experience will share what editors value and avoid, turning insider insights into actionable strategies:  AI is reshaping the entire publishing workflow—from ideation and writing to submission and peer review. While boosting efficiency, it carries misconduct risks; authors must build sound awareness.  AI can help identify research gaps and refine manuscript structure and language, but "AI hallucinations," inadvertent plagiarism, and ghostwriting may trigger rejection or integrity crises. Knowing the boundaries is key to using these tools wisely.  Essential compliance: AI use must be disclosed, and AI cannot be listed as an author. The session will offer practical guidance on drafting an "AI Use Statement" to protect yourself and earn editors' trust.  Looking ahead: As AI-assisted peer review and content discovery grow, how can young scholars position themselves strategically to make their work more visible, cited, and recognized? Registration: Please register by scanning the QR code in the poster or click the link below by 5:00 PM, November 5: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/uGwjt6E8LS Light lunch will be provided for attendees. To ensure accurate catering arrangements and avoid food waste, please register in advance. Due to limited seating and catering capacity, those who fail to register on time may not be served lunch on site. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. We look forward to seeing you there! Office of Scientific Research and Technology Transfer & Office of Campus Operations and Support

During the tumultuous Five Dynasties period, when various states were divided and wars raged across the Central Plains, the Wuyue Kingdom in the southeastern corner of China maintained a rare peace. Following the ancestral precept of King Qian Liu, "Serve China well, protect the territory and the people," the kingdom thrived for over seventy years under five rulers. Agriculture and weaving flourished, celadon glowed, and Buddhist chants resonated, preserving the well-being of the people and fostering a unique Wuyue cultural heritage amidst the chaos. In the third year of the Taiping Xingguo era, King Qian Chu, recognizing the trend towards unification, peacefully submitted the thirteen prefectures to the Song Dynasty, avoiding war and securing peace for the southeastern region. This act of self-sacrifice by the royal family for the greater good of the people is a celebrated chapter in the history of Chinese civilization's peaceful unification.

A good book is the quietest encounter of autumn. To enrich our library collection and better serve the reading needs of faculty and students, the library will host an Autumn Chinese Book Fair in the Library Atrium from November 2 to 4, 2026. The fair brings together more than 3,000 new titles from well-known domestic publishers, covering literary classics, social science, professional reference works and so on. Books selected on site will be purchased by the library after review. Details are as follows: I. On-site Recommendation 1. Event Time: November 2 (Monday) - November 4 (Wednesday), 2026, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM 2. Venue: Library Atrium II. Special Corner A calligraphy corner is set up on site, with blank fans and writing materials provided — come and write on the spot. III. On-site Perks Those who take part in book selection can join the lucky draw, first come, first served.  First Prize: HUAWEI Band  Second Prize: Neck Massager  Third Prize: Umbrella  Participation Prize: Scratch-card blind-box pens and notebooks Don’t wait—pick your favorite books! We look forward to your active participation and invite you to join us in this autumn’s celebration of books and reading! Library October 30, 2026

Every word bears the weight of careful thought; every volume distills hard-won wisdom. A decade of unceasing dedication; a decade of enduring academic legacy. To mark the 10th anniversary of International Campus, the Library is proud to launch the Academic Works Section. It honors every scholar who has contributed to the campus over the past decade and preserves a tangible record of its academic journey.