Springer Nature has recently announced the winners of the 2026 Editor of Distinction Awards. Professor YU Zhiwen of Harbin Engineering University(HEU) has been honoured for his outstanding contributions to manuscript evaluation and peer review management as Editor-in-Chief of CCF Transactions on Pervasive Computing and Interaction (CCF TPCI).

The Editor of Distinction Awards are annual honours established by Springer Nature to recognise journal editors who serve the academic community and advance the dissemination of research findings. The Editorial Contribution Award, in particular, recognises editors for their meticulous assessment of submissions and rigorous stewardship of the peer review process, which upholds the scientific accuracy of published research.

Launched in 2019, CCF TPCI is sponsored by the China Computer Federation (CCF), co-organised by the CCF Pervasive Computing Technical Committee and the Technical Committee on Human-Computer Interaction, and published by Springer Nature. Professor YU Zhiwen serves as its founding Editor-in-Chief.

The journal focuses on key scientific issues, cutting-edge research and applications in the fields of pervasive computing and human-computer interaction, covering research directions including wireless sensing, crowd sensing, mobile sensing, behaviour recognition, intelligent interaction, brain-computer interaction, virtual reality, and human-machine integrated intelligence.

CCF TPCI has been included in the CCF Recommended List of International Academic Conferences and Journals (7th Edition) as a Class B international academic journal, and is indexed in databases including EI, ESCI, Scopus, DBLP and INSPEC. Since its launch in 2019, the journal has published research from institutions in more than 20 countries and regions. As of 25 December 2025, the highest download count for a single paper reached 23,000, reflecting the journal's international influence in relevant research fields.