与城市同频 与产业共振

Core Viewpoint - The integration of technological innovation and industrial innovation is emphasized, with a focus on deepening the collaboration between education, technology, and talent development in the context of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China [1] Group 1: Industry-Academia Collaboration - Changzhou Institute of Technology has developed a magnetic levitation motor product in collaboration with Jiangsu Mingci Power Technology Co., Ltd., achieving international leading technology and filling a domestic gap in centralized heating [2] - The institute has transitioned from "spontaneous and scattered" cooperation to "organized research and organized transformation," establishing 16 industry colleges to enhance collaboration with enterprises [2] - The Carbon Fiber New Materials Industry College, co-built with enterprises, has addressed over 50 key technical challenges in carbon fiber preparation and facilitated the transformation of more than 60 research outcomes [2] Group 2: Talent Mobility and Dual Employment - Three PhD graduates from Changzhou Institute of Technology are serving as technology vice presidents at Jiangsu Lemo Precision Technology Co., Ltd., enhancing China's supply capacity in the high-end display industry [3] - The institute promotes a "dual employment" model, allowing high-level talents to work in both academia and industry, with 72 high-level talents currently engaged in this model [3] - The collaboration has led to 71 national natural science fund projects in the past five years, with many results directly addressing critical technological challenges faced by enterprises [3] Group 3: Alignment with Local Industry - Changzhou Institute of Technology focuses on aligning its academic programs with local industrial needs, establishing new majors such as intelligent manufacturing and artificial intelligence that match the local industrial structure [5] - The institute has eliminated programs not directly related to local leading industries, achieving a 100% match between its 49 enrollment programs and Changzhou's advantageous industries [5] - The school aims to transform its intellectual resources into innovative momentum for industries, providing a replicable model for applied universities [5]