Dr. Yangyang Wu is a postdoctoral fellow from Tianjin University and an associate professor at Guizhou Education University. He is an expert in river basin ecology for the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, head of the Science Popularization Base for River Basin Geographic National Conditions Monitoring in Guizhou, and deputy director of the Guizhou River Basin Data and Application Center (CHEOS). Wu is a member of the Chinese Ecological Society, the Chinese Geographical Society, and a lifetime member of the Chinese Society for Mineralogy, Petrology, and Geochemistry. As a master's advisor and "double-ability teacher" educator, he has mentored eight graduate students and taught four courses. His academic contributions include a provincial teaching reform project and an outstanding teaching case.  Dr. Wu's research focuses on the carbon cycle in terrestrial ecosystems, leading long-term monitoring at the Puding Karst Ecosystem National Field Scientific Observation and Research Station. He employs ground monitoring, data assimilation, and numerical simulation, leveraging the interdisciplinary strengths of ecological remote sensing to guide sustainable development in ecologically fragile areas. He has participated in 2 '973' projects, 3 National Natural Science Foundation projects, and 1 youth project, and has led 3 provincial and 3 municipal projects. With over 20 SCI publications, Wu also serves as a young editor for "River" journal and regularly reviews for many journals.