Under the background of the Belt and Road Initiative and the guidance of the General Plan issued by the CPC Central Committee and the State Council to Deepen the Reform of Education Evaluation in the New Era, based on Russia's strong strength and heritage in science, technology and education, in order to strengthen exchanges and cooperation between China and Russia in the field of physics teaching, promote the reform of physical courses teaching, improve the quality of physical courses teaching, organized by Harbin Institute of Technology and St. Petersburg State University, sponsored by School of Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology, the First Sino-Russian Physics Teaching Seminar will be held from December 16 to December 17, 2020.

The seminar will adopt a combination of online and offline. Through inviting well-known experts and teachers in physics teaching in China and Russia to introduce the progress of teaching reform, research hot spots and future development direction of Physics courses in China and Russia through special reports, The seminar will discuss the cutting-edge science and key issues of physics course teaching from different views. Welcome interested teachers and students participate this seminar! The relevant matters are heeded as follows:

1. The basic information of the seminar

Organizers: Harbin Institute of Technology, St. Petersburg State University

Sponsored by: School of Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology

Meeting Date: December 16^th to 17^th, 2020

Meeting Place: Online (Microsoft Teams)

Offline (Harbin Institute of Technology, St. Petersburg State

University)

2. The agenda of the seminar

December 16^th: Exchange of teaching sessions on professional physics courses between China and Russia

December 17^th: Exchange of teaching sessions on basic physics courses between China and Russia

3. The topic of the seminar

• The teaching reform research of professional physics course
• The teaching content of Chinese and Russian professional physics courses
• The teaching reform research of basic physics course
• The teaching content of Chinese and Russian basic physics courses
• The teaching reform research of physics experimental course
• Other physics teaching related matters

4. Organizing Committee of the seminar

The brief introduction of Chinese members in the Organizing Committee of the seminar:

• Xu Dianguo  Vice President of Harbin Institute of Technology, IEEE fellow
• Shen Yi  Assistant President of Harbin Institute of Technology, Executive Vice President of the Undergraduate Institute
• Fan Hongbo  Executive Vice-Minister, Department of International Cooperation, Harbin Institute of Technology
• Gu Jianzheng Dean, School of International Education, Harbin Institute of Technology
• Liu Hongwei  Vice Dean, Undergraduate School, Harbin Institute of Technology
• Zhao Yaqin  Vice Dean, Undergraduate School, Harbin Institute of Technology
• Tian Hao  Executive Dean, School of Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology
• Zhang Yu  Vice Dean, School of Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology
• Huo Lei  Harbin Institute of Technology Professor, Ministry of Education, university physics teaching committee member
• Meng Qingxin Assistant Dean, School of Physics, Harbin Institute of Technology

The brief introduction of Rassian members in the Organizing Committee of the seminar:

• Marina Lavrikova Senior Vice-Rector for Academic Activities and Teaching Methods, St. Petersburg University
• Sergey Mikushev Vice-Rector for Research, St. Petersburg University
• Sergey Andryushin Vice-Rector for International Affairs, St. Petersburg University
• Aleksandr Babich Vice-Rector for Student Affairs and Admissions, St. Petersburg University
• Alexey Titov Vice Dean, Faculty of Physics, St. Petersburg University
• Vladimir Shabaev Vice Dean for Research, Faculty of Physics, St. Petersburg University
• Marina Shelyapina Vice Dean for Teaching Methods, Faculty of Physics, St. Petersburg University
• Aleksandr Shchekin Head of Department of Statistical Physics, Corresponding member of the Academy of Sciences of Russia, Faculty of Physics, St. Petersburg University

5. Local Preparatory Committee for the Conference