Tsutomu Miyasaka completed his Ph.D. at the Graduate School of Engineering, the University of Tokyo. He has been a professor at the Graduate School of Engineering, Toin University of Yokohama (TUY) since 2001. He founded Peccell Technologies Co., Ltd. in 2004 and is the CEO. From 2017 to 2024 he was a fellow of Research Center of Advanced Science and Technology, the University of Tokyo. He is currently a project professor at TUY and a specially appointed professor at Waseda University. His research specializes in photoelectrochemistry and hybrid photovoltaic cells, especially perovskite solar cells. Awards include Kyoto Prize (2026), Japan Academy Award (2024), Rank Prize (2022), Clarivate Analytics Citation Honor Award (2017), etc.

Nebojsa Jakica is Associate Professor at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU), where he leads FacadeGenius, the first AI-powered platform for conceptual façade design and engineering with real-time carbon, energy and indoor-climate data. His interdisciplinary work combines architecture, engineering and advanced computation to develop high-performance, resource-efficient and human-centred façade systems. His research covers solar design, building-integrated photovoltaics, adaptive façades, artificial intelligence and human–façade interaction, with a focus on energy performance, circularity and human comfort. He holds a PhD and an MSpec from Politecnico di Milano and an MSc in Architecture from the University of Novi Sad. Dr. Jakica holds two patents for photovoltaic façade technologies and is a member of the Building Envelope Alliance. He has 20 years of experience as an architect, environmental designer, innovator, sustainability consultant and engineer, having contributed to numerous award-winning competitions and projects worldwide, including Gazprom Tower in Russia, Westlake University in China and CityLife in Italy.

Jian-Cheng Lee is the Program Manager (Leading PI) of the Geothermal Research Team of Academia Sinica, Taiwan. His research interests include active fault, earthquake geology, structural geology and tectonics. He made a great effort on studying the Longitudinal Valley Fault system in eastern Taiwan, on its fault architecture, slip behaviors, fault kinematics, mechanical properties. He is also interested in metamorphic deformation structures in the context of rocks from subduction to exhumation, in particular the high-pressure terrain in eastern Central Range of Taiwan (Yuli belt). Recently, he began to involve the geothermal projects, including that fully supported by Academia Sinica for exploration on geothermal electricity power in Taiwan.