上海再添6家高质量孵化器，瞄准“硬科技+未来产业”

Core Insights - In 2024, Shanghai recognized 7,237 new high-tech enterprises, averaging 20 new companies daily, with a total of 25,000 high-tech enterprises currently active [1] - The city has established a new batch of six high-quality incubators, bringing the total to 18, focusing on "hard technology" and modern industrial systems [1][2] Summary by Categories High-Quality Incubators - The newly recognized high-quality incubators include: - Sinan Brain-Machine Intelligence Incubator focusing on brain-machine interfaces and cognitive disorders [3] - Shanghai Emi Sanjiang New Materials Industry Innovation Center concentrating on new materials [3] - "Datong Chain Valley" Blockchain Application Innovation Incubator targeting blockchain technology [3] - "Big Zero Bay" Sci-Tech Innovation Incubator focusing on electronic information and advanced equipment [3] - Zhangjiang Gaoke 895 Incubator specializing in integrated circuits [3] Industry Focus - The high-quality incubators are increasingly targeting future industries, with a significant rise in enterprises related to AI models, gene therapy, quantum optics, and chip design [2] - The focus on hard technology aims to support the transformation of disruptive technological achievements and accelerate the incubation of hard tech enterprises [1][2] Government Support and Policies - The "first investment, then equity" mechanism in Baoshan district supports high-risk technology projects by providing initial funding from the government [4] - Shanghai aims to cultivate local hard-tech enterprises and create several incubation clusters by 2025, with a goal of establishing 2-3 innovation hubs with a scale of 100 billion yuan [6] Research and Development - Shanghai's investment in basic research is projected to account for 11% of total R&D expenditure, surpassing the national average of 6.91% [18] - The city published 101 papers in top-tier journals in the first half of the year, representing 31.6% of the total in mainland China [18] Future Plans - The "Big Zero Bay" incubator aims to become a globally influential innovation source by 2035, with policies to enhance technology transfer and incubation capabilities [19] - The Shanghai Municipal Education Commission is reforming technology transfer systems in universities to improve the commercialization of research outcomes [20][21]