Core Points - The International Advanced Materials Association (IAAM) has established its Asia-Pacific headquarters in Jiangbei, Ningbo, marking a significant step in linking global high-end intellectual resources to promote innovation in the region [1][3] - IAAM, founded in 2010 and based in Sweden, has over 80,000 members from 125 countries and is influential in over 20 cutting-edge fields, including graphene and nanogenerators [3] - Jiangbei is recognized as a key node in the Yangtze River Delta, with strong research capabilities and a complete industrial chain, particularly in new functional materials [3][4] Industry Development - Jiangbei is advancing the "133" industrial cluster construction, with high-performance copper alloy materials and optical reflection film materials holding leading global market shares [3] - The region has established national-level innovative industrial clusters for high-energy storage and key electronic materials, enhancing its industrial capabilities [3] - The IAAM's focus aligns with Jiangbei's industrial strategy, aiming to deepen global talent cooperation and promote high-quality industrial development [3][4] Strategic Initiatives - IAAM has outlined a five-year plan emphasizing deep integration of production, education, research, and application, aiming to strengthen collaboration with industrial enterprises [3] - The plan includes facilitating connections between researchers and industry needs, accelerating the transformation of research outcomes, and enhancing international exchanges [3] - Jiangbei's talent office aims to leverage IAAM to deepen the integration of four chains (talent, technology, industry, and capital) to overcome core technological challenges [4]