最长闲置超4年！审计局揭“仪器低效现象”

Core Viewpoint - The audit report from Shenzhen highlights the issue of idle and wasted large scientific research instruments, recommending enhanced sharing mechanisms to improve utilization and efficiency [2][5]. Group 1: Audit Findings - The Shenzhen Municipal Audit Bureau conducted a performance audit on two Sino-foreign cooperative universities and six basic research institutions, focusing on the open sharing and usage of large scientific instruments [2]. - As of the end of 2024, the two universities possessed 212 large scientific instruments valued at 280 million yuan, while the six research institutions had 391 instruments valued at 842 million yuan [2][3]. - The audit revealed deficiencies in the open sharing system, with low sharing rates and inefficient use of instruments leading to waste [3][4]. Group 2: Specific Issues Identified - The open sharing system is not well-established, with one university lacking regulations and another institution failing to implement internal management systems for sharing [3]. - A significant number of instruments were not registered on the municipal sharing platform in a timely manner, with 99.4% of 165 devices at one university exceeding registration deadlines by an average of 307.96 days [3]. - In 2024, one university had 61.83% of its instruments used below the required hours, with some instruments remaining unused for over a year, leading to substantial idle time and asset value loss [4]. Group 3: Recommendations - The audit suggests that relevant authorities should urge institutions and universities to enhance the management of large scientific instruments, establish regulations, and improve information dissemination to increase sharing and usage efficiency [5].