Core Insights - The collaboration between Jiangsu University of Science and Technology and Zhenjiang High-tech Zone marks a significant step in transforming technological achievements into practical applications in the advanced shipbuilding and marine engineering sector [1][2] - The first technology transfer and transformation center in this field in Jiangsu province has been established, aiming to create a platform that integrates government, industry, academia, research, and finance [2] Group 1: Technology Transfer and Collaboration - The technology transfer event showcased 10 promising technologies in the shipbuilding and marine engineering field, attracting 8 venture capital firms and 10 industry chain enterprises for direct engagement [1] - The "quasi-zero stiffness vibration isolator" developed by Xia Zhaowang's team has successfully partnered with China Shipbuilding Group, indicating effective collaboration between academia and industry [1] - The "high-performance ultra-fine alloy materials" project led by Li Yang's team has achieved over 23 million yuan in sales in the first three quarters of this year, demonstrating rapid growth facilitated by the collaboration [1] Group 2: Strategic Goals and Future Plans - Jiangsu University of Science and Technology aims to establish a benchmark for the "dual high collaboration" model, enhancing the integration of technological and industrial innovation [2] - The Zhenjiang High-tech Zone plans to introduce supportive policies for technological innovation and industry integration, fostering the growth of innovative leading enterprises and technology-based SMEs [2] - Since the collaboration began, over 50 matchmaking events have been conducted, resulting in 7 cooperative projects and attracting more than 600 million yuan in new research funding [3]