Group 1 - The event held on May 28 focused on the integration of advanced materials research and industry, featuring a collaboration between Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) and Guangzhou Productivity Promotion Center [1][3] - The event showcased nine expert teams from the advanced materials and sustainable energy sectors, presenting key innovations such as high-strength polymer nanofilms and high-purity perovskite microcrystal precursors [3][4] - Companies like Guangzhou Lushan New Materials Co., Ltd. expressed interest in collaborating on technology transfer related to advanced materials, highlighting the potential for significant development in this field [3][4] Group 2 - The introduction of a specialized technology brokerage team aimed to enhance the commercialization of research outcomes in biomedical materials and renewable energy sectors [4] - A collaborative insurance service was explored to mitigate risks associated with technology transfer, providing a safety net for research and industry partnerships [4] - The "Red Bird Master's Program" was introduced to foster new types of industry-academia collaboration and talent development, emphasizing a multi-faceted mentorship approach [4]