2035年新材料产业发展需求、发展重点与发展方向

Core Viewpoint - The article outlines the strategic development needs of the new materials industry aimed at 2035, emphasizing the importance of advanced materials in various sectors such as aerospace, automotive, energy, and healthcare [2][4]. Group 1: New Material Demand by Application - Aerospace applications require high-strength and damage-resistant aluminum-lithium alloys, carbon fiber composites, and high-temperature alloys [2]. - Energy-efficient vehicles will need lightweight carbon fiber materials, high-strength steel, and advanced semiconductor materials [2]. - The healthcare sector demands biocompatible materials for bone regeneration and dental implants, including bioactive ceramics and titanium alloys [10][12]. Group 2: Development Focus and Directions - Advanced steel materials are essential for manufacturing high-performance marine steel, automotive steel, and energy-use steel [3][17]. - Key strategic materials include high-end special alloys, high-performance fibers, and new energy materials such as lithium-ion and solid-state battery materials [18][19]. - The development of advanced semiconductor materials and chip packaging is crucial for the electronics industry [18]. Group 3: Future Goals - By 2025, the goal is to synchronize new material technologies with international standards and significantly enhance product quality and stability [14]. - By 2035, the aim is to establish a robust domestic innovation system for materials, addressing critical supply issues and enhancing international competitiveness [14]. - By 2050, the objective is to be among the leading countries in material innovation, meeting national economic and defense needs [14]. Group 4: Evaluation and Standardization - The establishment of a comprehensive evaluation and standardization platform for new materials is necessary to support industry development [22][23]. - This includes optimizing the standard system, improving quality evaluation frameworks, and fostering third-party certification bodies [23].