上海着力破解转化瓶颈 鼓励高校与机构科研人员投身创业浪潮 助力科创成果快一步登上“货架”

Group 1 - The "Bronchoscope Surgical Robot" project, originating from the pain points of surgeons at Changhai Hospital, has taken a significant step towards industrialization with the signing of a project conversion agreement between Shanghai University of Science and Technology and Tongxuan Group from Zhejiang [1] - The project aims to produce medical equipment at a price that is only one-tenth of imported products, indicating a strong potential for market competitiveness once it is mass-produced [1] - The successful transformation of the project is supported by the "Technology Transfer Clinic," which assists researchers in overcoming barriers related to technology transfer, including legal and market risks [1] Group 2 - The role of technology transfer specialists is crucial in facilitating the connection between high-quality scientific achievements and potential buyers, exemplified by the successful landing of the "Bronchoscope Surgical Robot" project in Zhejiang [2] - The establishment of the "Yangtze River Delta University Technology Transfer Alliance" has brought together over 50 members, including government agencies and universities, to enhance technology supply and promote industry-academia-research cooperation [2] - Recent collaborations, such as the strategic partnership between Shanghai University of Applied Sciences and Wujin National High-tech Industrial Development Zone, focus on intelligent manufacturing and new materials, showcasing the ongoing efforts to commercialize research outcomes [2] Group 3 - Research teams from East China Normal University are conducting long-term monitoring and risk assessment of water resources and environmental governance in the Yangtze River Delta region, contributing to ecological health diagnostics [3] - The university has been approved for the United Nations Decade of Ocean Science's "Delta Research" initiative, collaborating with over 100 scientists from more than 20 countries to address sustainable development in delta regions [3] - The experiences and technologies developed in the Yangtze River Delta for addressing environmental challenges are being promoted to countries along the "Maritime Silk Road," indicating a broader impact of local research efforts [3]