On the morning of January 10, the Second Meeting of the First Academic Committee of the National Key Laboratory of Mountain Civil Engineering Safety and Resilience was held at East China Jiaotong University.

At the meeting, Xu Changjie, Deputy Director of the Laboratory, reported on the Laboratory's work progress in 2025. The attending experts conducted on-site inquiries and in-depth discussions, and put forward suggestions for the future development of the Key Laboratory.

It is reported that the National Key Laboratory of Mountain Civil Engineering Safety and Resilience focuses on the core issues of the safety and resilience of mountain cities and transportation infrastructure, and has established five major research directions: performance evolution and disaster theory, ecological and intelligent materials, disaster prevention and resilience enhancement, intelligent construction, and safety monitoring and operation and maintenance. It focuses on achieving breakthroughs in key technologies such as multi-hazard disaster theory and low-carbon intelligent material innovation, and is committed to becoming a world-class hub for scientific and technological innovation in the field of mountain civil engineering.