2025科交会在广州举行 吸引600余所高校集中展示前沿技术

Group 1 - The 2025 Higher Education Technology Achievement Fair was held in Guangzhou, focusing on the theme "University-Enterprise Collaboration, Integrated Innovation: Supporting the Development of New Quality Productivity" and attracted over 600 universities to showcase cutting-edge technological achievements in strategic emerging industries [1] - The fair highlighted the transformation of high-tech achievements from theoretical research to practical applications, addressing both future explorations and current industrial pain points [1] - The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area has seen significant improvements in the efficiency of technology transfer from universities, with a 101% increase in authorized invention patents and a 255% increase in the number of transformed achievements from 2020 to 2024 [2] Group 2 - Major breakthroughs in critical fields such as seed industry, high-end instruments, and industrial software have been achieved by universities in the Greater Bay Area, exemplified by the development of new shrimp and scallop varieties that have significantly reduced reliance on imports and supported local industries [2] - The first atomic microwave electric field instrument and the world's first quantum terahertz camera were developed by a research team at South China Normal University, breaking foreign monopolies in high-end quantum measurement equipment [2][3] - The third-generation semiconductor wafer optical parameter testing system developed by Dongguan University of Technology addresses domestic technical gaps and supports the booming semiconductor industry in the Greater Bay Area [3] Group 3 - A series of high-value technological achievements have emerged from universities in the Greater Bay Area, with several projects generating over 100 million yuan in value, such as a patented technology for olefin dimerization that is expected to reduce production costs by 50% and generate an annual output value of 2.5 billion yuan [4] - The development of an EB virus vaccine by a team at Sun Yat-sen University has led to a project worth over 100 million yuan, showcasing the potential for significant financial returns from university research [4] - The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Shenzhen) has established a vibrant innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem, successfully incubating over 170 projects and registering more than 80 companies within three years [7] Group 4 - The Greater Bay Area universities are constructing a "rainforest-style" innovation ecosystem that encourages technology transfer by breaking down policy and procedural barriers, thus enhancing the commercialization of research outcomes [6] - Shenzhen University has implemented a model that grants 100% empowerment to researchers, significantly boosting their motivation for technology transfer and resulting in the establishment of 24 new companies with contracts exceeding 100 million yuan [6] - Jinan University has developed a model that reduces the financial burden on companies through phased payments and revenue sharing, facilitating the successful implementation of major research outcomes [6] Group 5 - Universities in the Greater Bay Area are focusing on building platforms, providing professional services, and offering financial support to facilitate the final stages of technology transfer [7] - Guangdong University of Technology and other institutions are creating a comprehensive support system for the entire lifecycle of innovation and entrepreneurship, enhancing the maturation, incubation, and industrialization of technological achievements [7] - The establishment of verification centers for industrial internet applications aims to support early-stage technology validation, significantly increasing the success rate of technology transfer [7] Group 6 - The universities in the Greater Bay Area are becoming crucial players in the development of new quality productivity by focusing on key common technologies, frontier-leading technologies, and disruptive technologies, aligning with national strategic goals [8]