Core Viewpoint - The article highlights high-paying job opportunities in the instrument sales sector during the National Day holiday, encouraging job seekers to update their resumes and explore these positions [2]. Group 1: Job Opportunities - Agilent is hiring for an instrument sales position in Hangzhou, requiring a bachelor's degree in relevant fields and three years of sales experience in laboratory products [2]. - Anton Paar is looking for a sales engineer in Beijing, with a focus on materials characterization and requiring knowledge of specific instruments [3][4]. - Pano is offering a sales engineer role in Suzhou with a salary range of 8k-12k and 13 months of salary [5]. - Shanghai Kailai is seeking a sales engineer for analytical testing services in Beijing, offering a salary range of 15k-25k and requiring relevant academic and sales experience [7]. - Sciencetech is looking for a sales manager in Beijing, requiring a background in biology or chemistry and at least two years of sales experience in the instrument industry [9]. - Prun is hiring an overseas market development manager in Qingdao, with a salary range of 8k-10k and requiring overseas sales experience [10]. - Shanghai Zhuoguang is offering a sales engineer position in Guangzhou with a salary range of 6k-12k [12]. - Shimadzu is looking for a sales representative in Shanghai, requiring a background in relevant fields and a passion for sales [14]. - Osi is hiring a fixed bed sales manager in Xi'an, with a salary range of 15k-35k and requiring technical sales experience [15]. - Zhizhen Precision Instruments is seeking a sales engineer in Hangzhou, offering a salary range of 15k-20k [16].

Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of high-quality after-sales service in the scientific instrument industry, highlighting a collaborative initiative called "Customer Care Season" aimed at enhancing user experience and addressing equipment maintenance challenges through various service offerings [2]. Group 1: Customer Care Season Initiative - The "Customer Care Season" is a large-scale public after-sales service event organized by the Instrument Information Network in collaboration with multiple brand partners, now in its fifth edition [2]. - The initiative includes free on-site inspections, remote guidance, and after-sales live broadcasts to provide in-depth services to users in the scientific and industrial sectors across the country [2]. - Notable brands participating in this initiative include Thermo Fisher, Shimadzu, Danaher Group, Jena, and HORIBA, showcasing the strong industry influence and commitment to customer value [2]. Group 2: Service Quality and User Trust - The initiative aims to not only maintain instruments but also to safeguard user trust, reflecting the industry's dedication to service quality and customer relationships [3].

Group 1 - The article emphasizes the importance of selecting high-quality domestic instruments, highlighting the initiative "国产好仪器" which aims to identify and promote superior products in the industry [2][4]. - The initiative collaborates with company leaders to endorse their products, ensuring that only those recognized by users are considered [4]. - The article encourages participation in the selection process and provides a link for further details on the instruments and the evaluation activity [6].

Core Viewpoint - The article promotes a specialized course on scanning electron microscopy (SEM) aimed at addressing common challenges faced by users, including sample preparation, operational difficulties, and spectrum analysis [1][2][3][4]. Group 1: Course Overview - The course is taught by Zhang Niu from Beijing Institute of Technology, who has extensive experience in SEM and related instruments, making complex knowledge accessible [1]. - It targets three main pain points in SEM usage: sample preparation, operational challenges, and spectrum analysis [2][3][4]. Group 2: Course Content - The course is structured into three modules: - Module 1 focuses on sample preparation methods for various types of samples, including powders and biological specimens, emphasizing tool selection and procedural steps [5]. - Module 2 covers practical operational techniques and pitfalls, guiding users from sample introduction to parameter optimization and high-resolution image acquisition [6]. - Module 3 delves into spectrum testing techniques, enabling users to interpret data accurately beyond just image observation [7]. Group 3: Target Audience and Benefits - The course is designed for beginner SEM users, laboratory technicians, and researchers/students who need to enhance their SEM skills for better experimental outcomes [9]. - It offers benefits such as the ability to revisit course materials, a dedicated learning group for discussions, and personalized support from the instructor [9].

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Core Viewpoint - The domestic wave of localization in the scientific instrument industry is surging with unprecedented momentum [2] Group 1: Government Policy - The State Council recently issued a notification regarding the implementation of domestic product standards in government procurement, effective from January 1, 2026 [3] - The notification specifies that domestic product standards require products to be produced within China, with a certain percentage of production components' costs originating from within the country [3][4] - A 20% price evaluation preference will be granted to domestic products compared to non-domestic products in government procurement activities [3] Group 2: Implementation and Transition - Over the next five years, the Ministry of Finance, along with relevant industry authorities, will categorize and gradually implement component cost percentage requirements for products produced in China [4] - A transition period of 3-5 years will be established to develop a domestic product standard system and dynamic adjustment mechanism for government procurement [4] - Products that meet the domestic production requirement will be treated as domestic products in procurement activities before the component cost percentage requirements are implemented [4] Group 3: Equal Treatment in Procurement - The notification emphasizes equal treatment for state-owned, private, and foreign enterprises in government procurement support policies [4] - Local and departmental authorities are required to coordinate and must not implement policies that violate the notification, including brand designation or discrimination based on ownership or investment nationality [4]

Core Insights - The article analyzes the import and export trends of chromatography instruments in China for the first half of 2025, highlighting the market dynamics and the shift towards domestic production [2] Import Trends - Total imports of chromatography instruments in China decreased by 5.8% year-on-year, with a slight decline of 1.2% in import value [3] - For liquid chromatography instruments, 4,712 units were imported, with a total import value of $20.7 million. Although the number of units imported decreased by 6.8%, the average price per unit increased by 8.5%, leading to a slight overall increase in import value [5] - The import of gas chromatography instruments saw both volume and value decline, with 3,095 units imported and an import value of approximately $8.6 million. The number of units imported fell by 18.7%, and the import value decreased by 12.3%, attributed to improved domestic technology and local manufacturing by international brands [8] - Other chromatography instruments experienced an increase in imports, with 626 units imported, up 11.0% from 564 units in the same period of 2024. However, the import value decreased by 7.7% to approximately $3.517 million, indicating a mid-year market recovery after a decline in the first four months [11] Export Trends - Exports of chromatography instruments continued to expand, with a year-on-year increase of 42.3% in volume and 35.7% in value, driven primarily by gas chromatography and other chromatography instruments [12] - Gas chromatography exports showed a strong recovery, with a significant increase in June, where 1,383 units were exported, marking a 115.1% year-on-year growth, and export value reached $8.25 million, up 50.1% [15] - Other chromatography instruments saw remarkable growth, with exports in January rising from 57 units in 2024 to 344 units, a staggering increase of 503.5%. In February, export value surged from $170,000 to $2.065 million, reflecting an increase of 1,112% [18] - Liquid chromatography exports increased by 28.6% in volume, but the export value decreased by 12.4%, indicating a continued focus on mid to low-end market segments [21]

Core Viewpoint - The China Instrument and Meter Society plans to establish a standard titled "Application Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence Models in Near-Infrared Spectroscopy Data Analysis," aimed at meeting market demands and reflecting advanced technical levels with independent intellectual property rights [3]. Group 1 - The standardization project is initiated by Nankai University and Tianjin University, focusing on the urgent market needs for near-infrared spectroscopy data analysis [3]. - The project follows the standardization work process of the society's standardization committee, which includes preliminary project screening and review [3]. - Feedback and suggestions are invited from relevant units or individuals regarding the standardization project, and interested parties are encouraged to participate in the development [3][4]. Group 2 - The public announcement period for this standard is set for four weeks from the date of publication [4]. - Contact information for inquiries and participation is provided, including phone numbers and email addresses for Liu Li and Quan Hong [5].

Core Insights - China University of Political Science and Law has announced six procurement intentions for laboratory instruments, with a total budget of 87.7 million yuan [1][2] Procurement Overview - The procurement includes high-resolution field emission scanning electron microscope, micro-imaging Raman spectrometer, gene data analysis system, gas chromatography-mass spectrometry system, and handwriting and seal inspection system, with expected procurement time between May and September 2025 [2][6] Instrument Descriptions - **Micro-Imaging Raman Spectrometer**: A high-precision analytical instrument that integrates advanced optical technology, microscopy, and Raman spectroscopy for non-destructive sample analysis at micro and nano scales, enabling visualization of chemical composition [3] - **High-Resolution Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (FESEM)**: A key analytical tool in modern materials science and biomedical research, offering higher resolution and stronger imaging capabilities compared to traditional scanning electron microscopes [4] Detailed Procurement List - The procurement list includes various instruments aimed at enhancing educational and research capabilities in fields such as forensic science, criminal investigation, and psychological studies, with specific budget allocations for each category [6][7]

Core Viewpoint - The State Administration for Market Regulation has initiated the revision of the "Supervision and Management Measures for Inspection and Testing Institutions" and is currently soliciting public opinions until October 28, 2025 [1][4]. Summary by Sections Introduction - The revision aims to strengthen the management of the inspection and testing industry, standardize market order, and promote sustainable and healthy industry development [2]. Public Opinion Solicitation - Public opinions can be submitted through the State Administration for Market Regulation's website, via email, or by mail [3]. Key Changes in the Draft - The revised draft includes updates to legal references, such as the addition of the "Product Quality Law of the People's Republic of China" [7]. - The definition of inspection and testing institutions has been refined to clarify their qualifications and responsibilities [7]. - The responsibilities of inspection and testing institutions and their personnel have been emphasized, including the need for accountability for the reports they issue [8]. Reporting and Documentation - Institutions are required to maintain original records and reports for at least six years, ensuring traceability [9]. - New provisions have been added to enhance the management of inspection and testing reports, including the introduction of a unique coding system for reports [10]. Compliance and Penalties - The draft outlines specific penalties for violations, including fines for issuing false reports and failing to comply with established procedures [11][12]. - There are provisions for the classification and supervision of inspection and testing institutions based on risk levels and compliance history [10]. Conclusion - The revision of the management measures is a significant step towards improving the integrity and reliability of the inspection and testing industry, with a focus on accountability and transparency [2][4].