Core Insights - The third China International Supply Chain Promotion Expo highlighted the importance of transforming scientific research into industrial applications, showcasing a 30-year journey from a doctoral thesis to material samples and products [1] - The event emphasized the need for collaborative support across the entire industrial chain to facilitate the transformation of technological innovations into practical applications [1] Group 1: Innovations in Materials - Dalian KOTAI New Materials Co., Ltd. developed a ceramic aluminum seed engineering preparation technology, which took over 4,000 experiments since 1994 to achieve industrial-scale production [2] - The new aluminum alloys and aluminum-based composite materials produced using this technology exhibit significantly enhanced properties, making them suitable for various industries including automotive, aerospace, and robotics [2] Group 2: Collaborative Innovation - BETTERI introduced a new S+i graphite long-lasting negative electrode material solution, which improves battery lifespan by 20% and enhances storage performance by over 25% [3] - The expo served as a platform for vertical communication between upstream and downstream partners, facilitating efficient collaboration and innovation [3] Group 3: Cross-Border Collaboration - The collaboration between Indonesia's Golden Agri-Resources, BASF, and China’s Doubaicheng resulted in the development of a "zero plastic" water-based barrier food packaging paper, which is eco-friendly and suitable for various food industries [4] Group 4: Comprehensive Support for Innovation - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission are promoting a "one-stop" application plan to support the industrialization of innovative results across 113 key product categories by the end of 2024 [6] - The China Technology Exchange reported a 25-fold increase in business scale compared to ten years ago, indicating a significant acceleration in the transformation of technological innovations [6] Group 5: Ecosystem for Technology Transfer - TUS Holdings has established a "seven-step incubation chain" to nurture university innovations and facilitate their transformation into viable businesses through a combination of incubation and investment [7]