Core Viewpoint - Beijing has launched the "National Instrument Beijing Use" plan to promote the evaluation and application of domestic high-end scientific instruments, with a call for proposals for reserve projects from August 19 to September 2, 2025 [1][2]. Policy Updates - The first batch of projects under the "National Instrument Beijing Use" plan aims to enhance the independent innovation capability and competitiveness of high-end scientific instruments in Beijing, with a focus on creating a technology source and industrial cluster for high-end scientific instruments by 2027 [3]. Application Criteria - Eligible applicants include research institutions, universities, healthcare institutions, and technology enterprises registered in Beijing, with a total asset value of scientific instruments not less than 100 million [4]. - Each applicant can submit up to three projects, with each project limited to one product, while each instrument manufacturer can participate with up to three different types of instruments [5]. - The products must be developed and produced by registered instrument companies in Beijing, with specific sales and market conditions outlined for eligibility [6][7]. Support Objectives - The plan includes four main tasks aimed at addressing industry pain points, such as conducting performance evaluations, providing application guidelines, organizing training sessions, and promoting results through media collaboration [8]. - Financial support will be provided upfront upon project approval, with an execution period not exceeding one year [9]. Application Process - The application system is accessible through two online platforms, with the submission window opening on August 19 at 12:00 and closing on September 2 at 17:30 [10].