On November 20-21, 2025, the Academy of Fundamental Interdisciplinary Sciences and the Interdisciplinary Research Center of Zhejiang University hosted the inaugural Zhejiang University National Interdisciplinary Forum for Doctoral Students at the Zijingang Campus. Doctoral candidate Zhao Zhiyuan from our group represented the Center for Ultrafast Science in this event. He presented a poster in the "Materials Science and Detection" sub-forum, and his work was selected among the "Top 20 Posters" from over a hundred submissions across four sub-forums for presentation in the main forum.

The poster presentation detailed the analysis of Fermi resonance in cyano-infrared probes utilizing the self-constructed two-dimensional infrared spectrometer developed within our group. It further demonstrated the application of azide probes in amyloid protein research. Emphasizing multidisciplinary integration, the forum aligns closely with our group’s research philosophy of "interdisciplinary collaboration across physics, chemistry, and biology," providing a exemplary model and valuable guidance for advancing cross-disciplinary scientific projects.