新材料科技成果转化路径与创业孵化机遇——2025新材料创业者大会圆桌论坛实录

Core Insights - The forum focused on the challenges and breakthroughs in the technology transfer of new materials, emphasizing the unique characteristics and difficulties faced by entrepreneurs in this sector [1][15]. Group 1: Guest Introductions and Backgrounds - Professor Shi Li-yi has over 30 years of experience in nanomaterials research and commercialization, having played significant roles in technology transfer at Shanghai University [2]. - Director Cui Ping has a strong background in material research and technology transfer, having established the Ningbo Materials Institute and now leading the Yongjiang Laboratory [4]. - Gao Yancheng, representing the entrepreneurial perspective, has been involved in the transformation of scientific achievements into marketable products, with a focus on technology transfer [6][7]. - Jiang Baowen, with extensive experience in multinational corporations, co-founded a startup focusing on critical materials, achieving significant breakthroughs in domestic production [10][12]. - Zhu Jinghong has developed a technology transfer platform at Shanghai Baoshan University, supporting numerous hard technology projects with substantial funding [13][14]. Group 2: Challenges in New Materials Entrepreneurship - The new materials sector faces high difficulty, high investment, and long development cycles, which are referred to as the "three highs and three longs" challenges [15]. - The core difficulty in new materials entrepreneurship lies in the "unknowns," where unforeseen risks can lead to project failures if not managed by a professional team [19]. - Unique challenges in the materials field include indirect value presentation, long R&D cycles, and difficulties in application promotion, which require a strategic approach to overcome [20]. Group 3: Strategies for Overcoming Challenges - Building a supportive entrepreneurial ecosystem is crucial, with initiatives like the Sanjiang Innovation Forum aimed at fostering collaboration and resource sharing among entrepreneurs [16]. - Entrepreneurs should adopt a mindset of innovation and resilience, focusing on core problem-solving and technological breakthroughs rather than merely aiming for market entry [21][22]. - Collaboration with external professional resources and leveraging successful entrepreneurs' experiences can significantly enhance the success rate of new ventures [19][17]. Group 4: Future Opportunities and Recommendations - The shift towards high-quality development in China's economy presents new opportunities for technology-driven entrepreneurship, emphasizing the importance of specialized service platforms [19]. - Entrepreneurs are encouraged to build collaborative innovation ecosystems to address national strategic needs and enhance product value [23]. - The current era is seen as a prime time for material development, with a call for young entrepreneurs to harness their innovative spirit for success [23].