Core Insights - The National Natural Science Foundation of China and Shandong Provincial Science and Technology Department announced the funding results for 2025, with significant projects from Binzhou Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital being approved [1][3] - The successful projects include a study on the role of NEDD4L-mediated KCNQ1 ubiquitination in inducing copper death in colorectal cancer and a project exploring the mechanism of Huangqi fermented bacteria in lowering uric acid levels [1][3] Funding Results - The project led by Dr. Yin Kunkun from the oncology department received approval for the Shandong Provincial Natural Youth Science Fund [1] - A joint project application with the Binzhou Medical College's Traditional Chinese Medicine College achieved a breakthrough by securing funding from the National Natural Science Foundation [1] Strategic Development - The funding success reflects the hospital's long-term strategy of "science and technology invigorating the hospital and talent strengthening the hospital," positioning scientific innovation as a core driver of high-quality development [1][3] - The hospital aims to enhance its research capabilities and talent cultivation, providing comprehensive support for project applications, including policy interpretation and expert consultation [1][3]