2025 Year 9 Month 19 Day —21 Day, hosted by Jilin University 2025 The International Workshop on Solute Transport in Subsurface Hydrology was grandly held in Changchun, bringing together participants from 6 Experts and scholars from various countries gathered in Jilin, exceeding 400 Prominent scholars attended the conference, fostering vibrant academic exchanges. Emory (Hebei) Technology Co., Ltd., as an industry technology representative, was invited to participate and engage in discussions with the National Natural Science Foundation and China University of Geosciences (Wuhan). University of A Coruña ， Spain 、 Yonsei University Leading representatives from global research institutions, universities, and enterprises have gathered for this academic feast focused on the field of subsurface environments.

This meeting, 21 An expert delivered a keynote speech, 122 A panel of experts delivered oral presentations covering topics such as groundwater quality, water supply safety, and pollution control. During the meeting, Song Qingguo, General Manager of Emory (Hebei) Technology Co., Ltd., delivered a speech titled “ New Technologies for Groundwater Environmental Data Quality ” A special report was presented, during which General Manager Song Qingguo highlighted the growing demand for standardized, precise, efficient, and digital-intelligent processing of groundwater environmental sampling and monitoring data. He systematically shared the company’s core technologies and complementary products—developed entirely in-house—demonstrating their application from the very source of data collection all the way through to the optimization of advanced in-situ monitoring systems. The presentation comprehensively showcased how the company’s groundwater sampling and monitoring technologies have significantly enhanced the portability and reliability of groundwater-related operations, while also proving invaluable in supporting pollution prevention and guiding effective governance decisions. This insightful discussion sparked widespread attention and lively debate among the attendees.

During the interactive session, Emory Tech’s team engaged in an in-depth dialogue with experts, scholars, and industry peers from both home and abroad, discussing hot topics in subsurface reactive solute transport research, addressing key challenges in groundwater environmental sampling and monitoring technologies, and exploring potential directions for industry collaboration. The discussion not only resulted in high praise from the academic community for the company’s technical capabilities but also led to the establishment of several promising collaboration intentions.

This participation not only marks an important showcase of Emory's technological achievements in the field of groundwater environmental science, but also establishes a vital bridge connecting the company with world-class research expertise. Moving forward, the company will seize this seminar as an opportunity to further deepen its R&D efforts and strengthen industry-academia-research collaborations, driving the practical application of cutting-edge technologies and contributing our corporate strength to the cause of groundwater environment management and protection—ultimately supporting the industry's high-quality development.