Group 1 - The Suzhou Industrial Park has developed into a national hub for the nano industry, ranking among the top five global nano industry clusters since its inception in 2006 [1] - The park has strategically focused on areas such as third-generation semiconductors, micro-nano manufacturing, nano new materials, and nano health, effectively responding to competition from other cities [1] - Over 18 years, the park has established a combination of national research institutions, high-level research universities, leading technology enterprises, and innovation centers, solidifying its foundation as a high-end technology source [1] Group 2 - The Suzhou Industrial Park is home to 18 listed nano companies, including Nanwei, Minxin, Dongwei, and Shengke Nano, with over 20 more in the listing pipeline [2] - The Nano City fosters not only physical clustering of enterprises but also collaborative development across the industry chain, enhancing overall efficiency and rapid industry growth [2] - A dedicated platform for the transformation of nano technology achievements has been established, facilitating the promotion and collaboration of research outcomes with suitable enterprises [2] Group 3 - Establishing a reasonable benefit-sharing mechanism is crucial in the interaction process among research institutions, enterprises, and researchers [3] - Nano technology is recognized as a significant driver of future technological innovation, with extensive cross-field application potential, leading to the emergence of new industries and models [3] - The deep integration of nano technology with strategic emerging technologies such as new materials, new energy, biomedicine, and artificial intelligence will provide strong support for the development of new productive forces in the economy [3]