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Core Points - Shanghai has released measures to support enterprises in enhancing basic research and promoting high-quality development, focusing on financial subsidies, funding matching, and tax incentives [1][2] - The measures aim to strengthen the role of enterprises in technological innovation and increase their investment in basic research [1][2] Financial Support - Enterprises investing over 100 million yuan annually in basic research will receive a one-time financial subsidy of 10 million yuan; those investing between 50 million and 100 million yuan will receive 5 million yuan; and those investing between 10 million and 50 million yuan will receive 2 million yuan [2] - Support for the establishment or donation to basic research public welfare funds is also included, with a matching support of 50% of the fund's investment for projects supported in Shanghai [2] National and Local Initiatives - The Shanghai State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission has established the Shanghai Qiyuan National Assets Innovation Fund, the first public welfare fund for basic research initiated by national assets [3] - The fund focuses on supporting basic and applied research with disruptive potential, particularly in strategic areas like chips and quantum technology [3][4] "Explorer Program" - The Shanghai Municipal Science and Technology Commission has launched the "Explorer Program" to attract more leading technology enterprises to participate in basic research [5][6] - The program aims to convert engineering challenges faced by industries into basic scientific problems, facilitating collaboration between enterprises and research institutions [6][7] - The program has expanded from 2 to 22 cooperating enterprises, covering various fields such as integrated circuits and biomedicine [6] Collaboration and Innovation - The "Explorer Program" encourages enterprises to focus on key research issues and guide local research teams in targeted basic research, promoting a collaborative approach [7] - The measures also empower enterprises with greater decision-making authority in basic research and support the sharing of scientific instruments and facilities [7]