Zhou Chuanbing，Professor of Water Resources and Hydropower Engineering at Wuhan University, Academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, recipient of the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars, Chief Scientist of the National "973 Project", Vice Chairman of the Chinese Society for Rock Mechanics and Engineering, Director of the Seepage and Control Committee of Reservoir Dams of the China Society for Dam Engineering, and Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Journal of Rock Mechanics and Geotechnical Engineering. He has been engaged in the safety of hydropower engineering, focusing on safety issues of reservoir-dams induced by seepage and deformation. He has established the theory of coupled analysis of seepage and deformation of rock mass, the technology of fine simulation and multi-level control of reservoir-dam seepage, and the technology of three-dimensional reinforcement and control of high slopes in dam areas. His research results have been successfully applied to large hydropower engineering projects such as Baihetan, Jinping, Xiluodu, and the Three-Gorges Project. He has achieved 2 Second Prizes of National Science and Technology Progress, 5 provincial and ministerial Prizes, 24 national patents, 14 software copyrights, and published more than 300 papers.

HU Meng, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, PhD, Senior Professor, currently serves as the Deputy Director of the China Irrigation and Drainage Development Center. He is originally from Zongyang County, Anhui Province. Dr. Hu has developed more than 20 various standards, published over 10 books, and written more than 70 articles. He has won two First Prizes for Scientific and Technological Progress at the provincial and ministerial level, as well as several Second and Third Prizes. He was also a representative of the 9th Congress of the China Association for Science and Technology. In 2019, he participated in the National Day parade for the 70th Anniversary of the People's Republic of China, riding the "Rural Revitalization" float. Dr. Hu has received numerous honors, including the National Poverty Alleviation Advanced Individual award, Excellent Communist Party Member of Central and State Organs, and the Second "Most Beautiful Hydrologist" award. He also serves as the Chairperson of the Pump and Pump Station Professional Committee of the Chinese Hydraulic Engineering Society.

　　WEI Xiaojing, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, received her master's degree in Hydrology and Water Resources from Wuhan University in 2009. She is currently a member of the Journal Work Committee of the Chinese Hydraulic Engineering Society and a member of the Hubei Province Editology Society for Science Periodicals. Her research focuses on hydrological responses under the context of climate change. She has published 18 papers in her field, including 4 SCI/EI indexed papers and 1 CSSCI paper.