The 2025 World Young Scientist Summit (WYSS) has officially opened registration and paper submissions as of September 1, 2025. The early-bird deadline is October 10, with general registration closing on October 20. The summit will take place from October 24 to 26 in Wenzhou, China, under the theme "Embracing Change: Young Scientists Shaping the Future Together." This year's focus aligns with the UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, emphasizing youth leadership in addressing global challenges.
The event will include a Plenary Session, 11 Parallel Sessions, and a "Universal Gravitation π: Showcase and Exchange Event." Topics will span youth development, sustainable development, technological innovation, and international collaboration. WYSS aims to empower young scientists, foster cooperation among researchers, established scientists, and entrepreneurs, and provide a platform for emerging talents to contribute to socio-economic progress through science and technology.
Paper submissions are invited in fields including quantum information technology, future and intelligent manufacturing, biotechnology and health, sustainable energy and environmental science, and materials science and nanotechnology. Accepted formats include full papers, abstracts, posters, and papers for the "WYSS Special Issue." Researchers and innovators are encouraged to submit their latest findings.
Interested participants can register and submit papers via the official WYSS website at https://www.wyss.org.cn or through the 2025 WYSS mini-site at https://s.31url.cn/mjvCOPPh. The summit represents a critical opportunity for young scientists to influence global policy and innovation pathways, particularly in sustainability and technology. By convening international experts and aspiring researchers, WYSS 2025 seeks to accelerate progress toward the UN's Sustainable Development Goals while nurturing the next generation of scientific leaders.
