In an era of information overload and rapid AI advancement, how can we make research smarter and more efficient? Join us for the 5th session of the "Global Vision · Research Leadership" Young Scholars' Academic Skills Enhancement Program. We invite a senior consultant from Clarivate to demonstrate real-world applications of the Web of Science AI Assistant. Time: April 29, 2026 (Wednesday), 14:00–15:00 Venue: Multifunction Room, 1F, Library Language: Chinese lecture with Real-time English Translation Subtitles Speaker: HUANG Tingying (Senior Solutions Consultant at Clarivate) She holds an MSc in Media and Communications from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). With a unique blend of global perspective and local expertise, she has delivered over 100 seminars at leading universities (including Fudan, ZJU, PKU, and HKU) and contributed to numerous domestic and international collaborative projects. Highlights Smart Insights: Identify research topics and grasp the full landscape in seconds. Efficient Review: AI-assisted frameworks to reveal research gaps and accelerate your starting point. Precision Publishing: Move from "needle in a haystack" to precise journal matching with AI. Global Vision: Map global researchers and expand your academic network. Registration: Please scan the QR code on the poster or click the link here to register before April 28, 17:00. Refreshments will be served. Don’t miss this opportunity to work smarter and discover more! Office of Scientific Research and Technology Transfer & Office of Campus Operations and Support

On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the campus and the first "National Reading Week" coinciding with the 31st "World Book Day," the library warmly invites all faculty and students to join a heartfelt event, connecting through books and love. Looking back over the past decade, from its inception to its growth, every step of the campus has been imbued with your dedication and wisdom. The chapters placed on your desk and stored on your shelves have accompanied you through countless seasons of diligent study. Perhaps it is an academic monograph that embodies years of hard work and profound insights; or a cherished old collection that has marked your journey of exploration. These books are treasures in your hands, but in the library, they become flowing springs of knowledge. We sincerely invite you to share your wisdom and spread the fragrance of ink. Benefiting future generations and resonating academically, we warmly seek the donation of academic monographs from our esteemed faculty. Your academic thoughts are the most valuable spiritual wealth of the school. Transforming them into permanent collections in the library not only showcases personal achievements but also serves as a vivid example and inspiration for future scholars. We eagerly anticipate the donation of rare old collections or academic classics from faculty and students. Though the pages may be yellowed, the ideas within remain timeless. Every book you donate will be marked with a unique donation label, rejuvenating on the library shelves and embarking on a new journey. Donation Methods: 1. Directly at the library: Deliver to the service desk of the campus library. 2. Mail donation: Send to Zhejiang University International Campus Library, No. 718 Haizhou East Road, Haining, Zhejiang Province, 314400, please mark "Book Donation." 3. Collection service: If the donation quantity is large or inconvenient to deliver, please contact us, and our staff will collect the books from you. Contact Information: Contact Person: Mr. Xiong Phone: 0571-87572288 Email: library@intl.zju.edu.cn Our Promise: All donated books will be carefully sorted and properly preserved by the library, and a donation certificate will be issued to the donor to commemorate your sincere contribution to the academic development of your alma mater. Let us connect through books and build ten years of academic dreams; let us bond through ink and paint a century-long blueprint for education! We look forward to seeing your cherished collections on the library shelves. Library April 23, 2026

This lecture is designed around real research and study needs, walking you through EndNote for seamless literature management step by step! You’ll master practical skills like syncing and collecting literature, smart organization, inserting standardized citations, and auto-generating reference lists while writing papers. We’ll also break down how to connect EndNote with databases smoothly, easily solve common headaches like messy literature files and inconsistent citation formats, and make literature processing and academic writing far more efficient. Speaker: Guo Wenqi Introduction: A fourth-year Ph.D. candidate in Polymer Chemistry and Physics at Zhejiang University, specializing in polymer synthesis. Time: April. 24th, 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 videos of past lectures and 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 April. 22th, 2026

As April blooms with fragrance, the scent of books fills the air. We welcome the 31st World Book Day and the inaugural National Reading Week. The Library cordially invites all faculty and students to embark on a journey of reading—to encounter the world through the fragrance of ink and to measure civilization across the pages. PART Ⅰ Nourish the Mind, Read Together Event 1: Share the Joy of Reading — Book Donation Drive Date: April 23 Description: As we celebrate the first National Reading Week and the 31st World Book Day, and in honor of the campus's 10th anniversary, the library invites all faculty，staff and students to participate in the "Share the Joy of Reading" book donation initiative. Event 2: By the Numbers — Library Annual Review 2025 Date: April 23 Description: The past year has been filled with remarkable moments shared between the library and you, our devoted readers. Explore this annual data report and revisit the story of you and your library. Event 3: Unbox the Unknown — Book Blind Date Date: April 23 – April 24 Location: Library Description: During World Book Day, the library will randomly hide "book blind boxes" around the building. Set aside expectations and stumble upon an unexpected read. Come to the library and discover the joy of the unknown! Event 4: Empower Your Research — Academic Efficiency Workshop Series A craftsman must sharpen his tools to do his work well, and the same holds true for learning and research. The library presents a special series of workshops on practical academic software designed to help you enhance your research skills and boost productivity. Efficient Academic Writing with LaTeX on Overleaf Date: April 17, 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM Location: Library Multi-function Room Mastering Reference Management with EndNote Date: April 24, 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM Location: Library Multi-function Room AI-Powered Academic Research Date: April 29 Location: Library Multi-function Room Hands-on with VS Code: Practical Tips Date: May 8, 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM Location: Library Multi-function Room Event 5: Link Campus，@ service Date: April 22 – April 23 Location: ZJE / ZJUI / ZIBS / Research Centers Description: Librarians will visit ZJE, ZJUI, ZIBS, and various research centers to offer on-site consultations, resource recommendations, and service introductions. We're here to listen to your needs and bring you warm, attentive library service—face to face. PART Ⅱ Civilizations in Dialogue: World Tour, Season Two — Southeast Asia Event 1: A Thousand Years of Weaving — Southeast Asian Traditional Attire Exhibition Date: April 23 – May 23 Description: Themed "A Thousand Years of Weaving: Inheriting Threads of Culture," this exhibition showcases the finest traditional garments from Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, and Malaysia. Through these resplendent textiles, glimpse the spirit and aesthetics of Southeast Asia. Event 2: Written in the Southern Seas — Southeast Asian Culture Book Fair Date: April 23 – May 23 Location: Library Atrium Description: This book fair brings together historical records, literature, and folklore from Southeast Asia. Using books as a bridge, we trace the heritage of the Maritime Silk Road and invite readers to immerse themselves in the region's rich cultural tapestry and foster mutual understanding. Event 3: Voices Across the Water — "Let Me Read to You" Southeast Asia Edition Date: April 28 & May 12 Description: Our "Let Me Read to You" broadcast series, in partnership with the Voice of the Tide Radio Club, features selected readings from books on Southeast Asia. Tune in and let the exotic charm and the joy of storytelling transport you. Event 4: Tropical Pulse — The Rhythms of Southeast Asian Music Date: April 23 – May 23 Location: BookBite Bay (Cafeteria) Description: Where gongs meet bamboo flutes—from Gamelan orchestras to the single-string đàn bầu, the beats along the Spice Route never cease. Come listen to the vibrant tropical heartbeat of Southeast Asia. Event 5: Glimpse of the Exotic — Nanyang Cultural Experience Day Date: April 24, 11:30 AM – 2:30 PM Location: Library Multi-function Room Description: The library invites you to an immersive cultural experience! Complete all activity stations, check out one book, and share a photo on your social media feed to receive a surprise gift blind box (available while supplies last, first come, first served). Coconut Shell Rattle Craft Using natural coconut and seashell bases, decorate with colorful threads, beads, and Southeast Asian textile motif stickers (geometric and floral patterns). Make your own rattle to take home as a memorable keepsake from the exhibition. Southeast Asian Bracelet Workshop Choose from an array of beads and charms to design and create your own vibrant bracelet inspired by Southeast Asian colors and craftsmanship. Threads of Heritage: Dress-up Photo Corner Visit our special Southeast Asian-themed photo zone featuring traditional garments, accessories, and a brocade backdrop. Try them on, strike a pose, and capture a beautiful moment from abroad. Reading is a dialogue across time and space, and a bridge for mutual learning between civilizations. Looking forward to meeting you! Library April 20, 2026

Dear all, You are cordially invited to attend an academic lecture on "International Intellectual Property Protection in the New Technological Revolution". The lecture will explore the evolution of international IP rules against the backdrop of the new wave of technological innovation. Details are as follows: Title: International Intellectual Property Protection in the New Technological Revolution Speaker: Dr. WANG Yukai (Assistant Professor, Shanghai International College of Intellectual Property, Tongji University) Time: 14:00 PM, April 20 Venue: Multi-function Room, 1F Library Language: English Registration Deadline: 12:00 PM, April 18 Abstract The emergence and development of the intellectual property (IP) system are inseparable from international coordination, which has given rise to a global framework of IP protection based on a series of international treaties administered by WIPO and WTO. Against the backdrop of deepening international cooperation and competition, the ability to understand and effectively apply international IP rules has become increasingly important for innovative actors. This lecture will provide a concise overview of the principal rules and practices of international IP protection, with particular emphasis on examining frontier developments in light of the new wave of technological revolution. Speaker Bio Dr. WANG Yukai is an Assistant Professor at the Shanghai International College of Intellectual Property, Tongji University. He holds a Ph.D. in Intellectual Property Law from Renmin University of China and a Ph.D. in Law, Science and Technology from the University of Bologna under the EU Erasmus Mundus Program. He currently serves as the Secretary-General of the Research Center for Sino-European Innovation Policy and Law at Tongji University. Dr. Wang was a visiting scholar at the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition and a researcher at the Centre for Information, Law and Philosophy at the University of Bologna. He has published extensively in journals such as Intellectual Property and leads multiple research projects, including a National Social Science Fund Youth Project. His research focuses on Intellectual Property Law and Law & Technology. Registration Please register by clicking the link below or scanning the QR code on the poster before 12:00 PM on April 18. Light refreshments will be provided. Registration Link: https://forms.office.com/r/iVYpYCbpU3 We look forward to seeing you there! Office of Scientific Research and Technology Transfer & Library

This lecture focuses on the practical application and efficiency improvement of LaTeX and Overleaf in academic paper writing, comprehensively covering core contents such as paper formatting, formula editing, chart organization, reference management, and the use of journal templates. It includes hands-on practice sessions, providing on-site demonstrations throughout the complete writing process. Additionally, the speaker will share experiences, precautions, and practical tips from their own use of LaTeX and Overleaf in research writing, paper revision, and submission, highlighting the close integration of tool usage and the academic writing process. Speaker: Lan Tu Introduction: A doctoral student in Electrical Engineering at Zhejiang University, specializing in the application of artificial intelligence in the power system field. Time: April. 17th, 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 videos of past lectures and 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 April. 15th, 2026

Our team stands at the forefront of reader services, navigates the stacks organizing resources, and brings reading initiatives to life across campus. We are the vital force that keeps the library running smoothly. What You'll Gain:• Go behind the scenes of daily library operations and unlock the "hidden codes" of this knowledge sanctuary.• Engage directly with readers, sharpening your communication skills and sense of responsibility through hands-on service.• Champion reading promotion and academic support initiatives, becoming an ambassador of campus culture.• Connect with peers from diverse majors, broaden your horizons through collaboration, and build lasting friendships.

This lecture rejects the shortcut trap of "paper writing on behalf of others" and deeply analyzes how to transform AI tools into thinking partners for academic innovation. Starting from the usage norms of AI in academic writing, it clarifies the red lines to ensure your safe use; it introduces the identification and citation methods of AI-generated content, as well as AI + scientific research writing tools; it shares how to utilize large language models to activate research ideas, from exploring cutting-edge research topics, proposing scientific hypotheses, to efficiently completing literature reviews, optimizing research methods, assisting in data collection and analysis, and even polishing papers, allowing AI technology to safeguard and support scientific research innovation. Speaker: Shao Boyun Introduction: Reference Librarian, Master of Library Science, engaged in information literacy education and technology research. Time: April. 10th. 2026, 15:30~16:30, Friday Location: Library Multi-function Room, 1st Floor Mode: Online live

Books transcend borders, and reading connects the world. To enrich our foreign language collection and better support teaching, learning, and research, the library will host a Foreign Language Book Fair in April 2026. This fair will feature over 1800 latest original books from renowned international publishers, covering humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, economics, and management. The book fair will set up stands in the colleges, allowing readers to get close access to high-quality books. I. On-site Book Fair 1. Date: April 7-8, 2026(Tuesday to Wednesday), 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM 2. Location: Library Atrium / ZJE Lobby / ZIBS Third-Floor Lobby 3. Highlights:  Humanities and Social Sciences Section: Located in the Library Atrium, it includes latest premium books from top global universities and renowned publishers such as Cambridge, Oxford, and Princeton.  Natural Sciences Section: Located in the ZJE Lobby. This book fair focuses on the application of generative AI in clinical diagnostics, medical imaging, and drug development, while also delving into stem cell applications, epigenetic regulation, and biological big data—exploring the frontiers of life sciences.  Economics and Management Section: Located in the ZIBS Third-Floor Lobby. Focus on AI practical applications in finance, marketing, management. Reshape decisions via AI agents, generative tech& big data to boost digital innovation. II. How to Participate All faculty, staff and students are welcome to visit the fair and select their favorite foreign language books. Recommended books will be reviewed and purchased by the library. There will also be a treasure hunt and exquisite gifts on-site! Don't miss out, come and pick your favorite foreign books! Contact: 0571-87572288 Library April 3rd, 2026