The Institute of Modern Physics (IMP) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) has always attached great importance to developing and strengthening international cooperation at all levels. Cooperation is active in different forms, such as signing agreements, hosting conferences, symposiums and workshops, conducting collaborative experiments and promoting personnel and student exchanges.

IMP has signed the joint cooperation agreements with over sixty universities and research institutes from 23 countries around the world. Among them, the most important ones are the establishment of the IMP-Wigner RCP MAP Joint Laboratory with the Wigner Research Center for Physics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, and the Joint Research Center with RIKEN in Japan.

Furthermore, IMP has involved proactively in the science activities with a number of international cooperation groups from Germany, France, the United States and Japan, in the research fields of mass measurement of nuclei, atomic physics, ion source technology, and superconducting linear accelerator technology.

IMP places a high priority on promoting academic exchange, which serves as a vital bridge for collaboration and fosters opportunities for mutual advancement. A number of substantial funding programs support these efforts, including the CAS President's International Fellowship lnitiative (PlFl), the CAS-ANSO Scholarship, and the CAS lnternational Visiting Student Fellowship. These programs attract outstanding international researchers and students to lMP for scientific exchange and cooperative research, providing global research personnel with enhanced opportunities for sustained collaboration and knowledge sharing.

As the scientific research is increasingly global and interconnected, international cooperation is of significant importance to advance scientific endeavors with joint efforts. We are eager to engage in extensive and in-depth collaboration with global partners, working together to push the boundaries of science and technology so as to benefit all mankind.