26 to 30 May，The 9th International Symposium on Advancesin Computational Heat Transfer (ICHMT) was held in Istanbul, Turkey。Experts and scholars from China, the United States, Russia, Canada, India, Japan, South Korea and other countries attended the meeting。At The opening ceremony of the conference, the first Hewitt-Goldstein Young Investigator Award was presented。

The Hewitt-Goldstein Young Scientist Award recognizes outstanding achievements in the field of international heat and mass transfer and energy applications, selected by the International Center for Heat and Mass Transfer。Professor Li Mingjia from the School of Mechanics and Vehicles at the Beijing Institute of Technology has been selected as the sole winner of the inaugural Hewitt-Goldstein Young Scientist Award。Prof. Yogesh Jaluria, a renowned expert in the field of heat and mass transfer, presided over the award ceremony，The main achievements of Li Mingjia are introduced，Prof. Yogesh Jaluria and Prof. Phi narMenguc jointly presented the award certificate to Li Mingjia，It fully affirmed the international influence of its scientific research work in recent years。

Li Mingjia was invited to give the first keynote report of the conference, which mainly introduced the research work in large-scale energy storage technology and thermoelectric coupling energy quality control。

Li Mingjia combined with the country's major needs，He has been engaged in the research of energy efficient utilization theory and technology, thermal protection, energy storage and so on，Excellent results have been obtained in theoretical research and engineering application，The research results have been published in internationally renowned journals such as Energy Storage materials，A number of TOP 1% highly cited papers and ESI's Research Front，H-factor 51。He was selected as a national high-level talent and won the Asian Thermal Science Young Scientist Award, the First prize of Natural Science of Shaanxi Province, and the first prize of Electric Power Science and Technology Progress。