Recently, the research of Hanqin Yang, a doctoral student in Professor Ping Wang's team at the Key Laboratory of Intelligent Development and Service of Archives, was accepted by the authoritative international academic conference AERI 2024 in the field of archival science, with an invitation to give an oral presentation.

The study focuses on archival information retrieval by academic users and aims to address key issues in archival access services through interdisciplinary research perspectives and methods, striving for innovative breakthroughs in research on archival user behavior and cognition. The findings provide practical reference for user-centered archival information retrieval systems and user experience design.

The annual conference of the Archival Education and Research Institute (Archive Education and Research Institute, AERI) is one of the most important international academic conferences in the field of archival science and a prestigious international platform for showcasing ongoing research and education in archival studies. AERI It brings together leading scholars, educators, students and professionals in archival science from around the world, and plays a vital role in advancing archival education and research, fostering collaboration and shaping the future direction of the archival discipline.

This acceptance and presentation invitation marks important progress by the laboratory in research on user behavior and cognition in archival information retrieval, and further enhances the laboratory's international academic influence.