The National Science and Technology Terminology Review Committee recently held its 2025 annual work conference and academic conference. At the meeting, the 2025 academic research frontier hot topics were released. The 68 hot topics cover 11 disciplines including civil aviation, medicine, public health and preventive medicine, museum science, computer science and technology, water conservancy science and technology, coal science and technology, music, intangible cultural heritage, editing and publishing, and surveying and mapping. Among them, the cutting-edge hot topics in civil aviation research include 10 such as the Air Silk Road and negative carbon aviation, 10 in medical research including steady-state medicine and intelligent anesthesia, 9 in public health and preventive medicine including the Human Health Community and the Eastern Healthy Diet Model, 9 in museum science research including museum fever and phenomenon level exhibitions, 6 in computer science and technology research including reinforcement learning and embodied intelligence, 5 in water science and technology research including the National Water Network and intelligent dams, 5 in coal science and technology research including deep solid resource fluidized mining and non-destructive filling mining, and 5 in music research including immersive opera and Grand Canal music. Wait for 5 items, The cutting-edge hot topics in the research of intangible cultural heritage include 4 such as Spring Festival and intangible cultural heritage research, 3 such as ear economy, cultural digitization, and ancient book revitalization in the research of editing and publishing, and 2 such as spatiotemporal intelligence, geographic information knowledge, and innovative leadership in the research of surveying and mapping. The theme of this conference is "Standardizing Scientific and Technological Terminology, Empowering New Quality Productivity". In addition to the annual release of cutting-edge keywords in disciplines, there are also sections for the release of annual approved results and the standardization and systematization of new concepts and terminology based on major scientific and technological innovations. (New Society)