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The article reports on the outcome of the 25th Chinese Control Conference which was held from 7-11 August 2006 at the International Convention Center, in Harbin, China. Harbin is a beautiful summer resort city in northeast China, which is popular for its Russian style buildings and ice and snow sculptures. The organizer of the conference is the Technical Committee on Control Theory, Chinese Association of Automation. In 2006, the local organizer was the Center for Control Theory and Guidance Technology, Harbin Institute of Technology.

The article discusses the highlights of the 23rd Youth Automation Conference of the Chinese Association of Automation that was held in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. 88 papers were accepted for the conference and will be published in the book series "Automation Theory, Technology and Application." These papers focus on the achievements of young Chinese scientists in the field of automation. Discussions were led by well-known Chinese scientists, such as Zhisheng Duan of Peking University.

This article provides information on the 24th Chinese Control Conference (CCC) held in Guangzhou, China on July 16, 2005. The CCC is an annual conference on systems and control theory and its applications. The Technical Committee on Control Theory of the Chinese Association of Automation is responsible for organizing the CCC. Each year, there is a local cosponsor, generally a university. The duties of the cosponsor include arrangements, the paper submission process, and publication of the conference proceedings. The CCC technical program consists of plenary sessions and parallel oral sessions.

The article discusses the highlights of the 22nd Youth Automation Conference of the Chinese Association of Automation which was held in Guilin in Guangxi, China. The event was sponsored by the Chinese Automation Association's Youth Working Committee. Speakers for the event included Zongli Lin of the University of Virginia and Yonghong Tan of Guilin University of Electronic Technology.

The article discusses the highlights of the Sixth IEEE International Conference on Control and Automation which was held at the Baiyun International Convention Center in Guangzhou, China. There were over 400 participants from various countries who attended the event. Speakers for the event include John Baillieul of Boston University and David J. Hill of the Australian National University. A technical session and a plenary panel session were held during the event.

The article discusses the highlights of the 25th Youth Automation Conference (YAC2010) of the Chinese Association of Automation held in Fushun City, China from August 20 to 22, 2010. The opening ceremony was attended by about 100 scholars and graduate students. Among the scientists who were gave plenary talks were Tianyou Chai of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and Hong Wang of the University of Manchester in England. Also cited are the papers that won awards at the conference.