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Hangzhou's "Competition for Critical Projects" Prepares RMB 500 million for Winners! HIAS Works with Local Government to Help Enterprises Tackle Key Problems!

党健鹏

On November 8, the2021 Hangzhou Biomedical Science and Technology Fair was successfully concluded in Qiantang District, Hangzhou.As a key activity of the 2021 Hangzhou International Human Resources Exchange and Cooperation Conference, this event is sponsored by the Talent Office of the CPC Hangzhou Municipal Committee, Hangzhou Municipal Science and Technology Bureau, Hangzhou Municipal Commerce Bureau, Hangzhou Institute for Advanced Study (HIAS), UCAS, the CPC Qiantang District Committee and the People's Government of Qiantang District. It is one of the important supporting activities for Hangzhou City and Qiantang District to participate in the fourth CIIE. Moreover, it is also one of the important activities of the Charm Part of the 2nd Zhejiang Qiantang Talent Entrepreneurship Month.

Academician Wang Jianyu, President of HIAS, delivered a speech at the event. Academician Wang Jianyu pointed out that the conference aims to find the best solution and technology, so that talents can work to stimulate the innovation vitality of enterprises, thus forming a good trend of competing for development. At present, Zhejiang Province is on a new journey of high-quality development and the construction of a demonstration zone featuring common prosperity. As the "leader" of Zhejiang's "important windows", Hangzhou effectively shoulders the important mission of building the three major scientific and technological innovation highlands of "Internet +", life and health, and new materials. Therefore, it is of strategic significance to implement the competition mechanism for tackling key tasks and building a global talent pool.

Academician Wang Jianyu also said that colleges and universities and scientific research institutes are important bases for major national scientific and technological breakthrough and innovation. As an important institution under CAS and UCAS in Hangzhou,HIASadheres to science-education integration and implements the development strategy of "One Core and Two Wings" with an aim to become a small yet high-quality institute at a high standard. HIAS closely follows the overall situation of national and regional economic and social development, and achieves rapid breakthroughs in scientific research, talent and achievement transfer, and transformation, i.e., the scientific research layout has been improved day by day, the linkage between talent introduction and cultivation has been achieved, and the industrialization of scientific and technological achievements has been continuously promoted. For the conference, HIAS launched a special page, "Competition for Critical Projects·Global Talent Introduction", initially matched 634 enterprise needs submitted by counties, county-level cities, and districts in Hangzhou with related experts, selected 191 technical needs from new energy, energy conservation and environmental protection, and new generation information technology, and actively promoted the connection with relevant scientific research institutes and teams. At present, 21 enterprises have conducted the first or multiple rounds of contact and communication with 3 schools of HIAS and 5 scientific research institutes of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

Academician Wang Jianyu finally said that HIAS has always placed its own development in its services and focused on promoting the interaction between schools and enterprises, working to be a contributor to national development. It is expected that through this activity, more "talents have places, and those with places have chances". That is how it can truly achieve innovation.

Leaders of Hangzhou Municipal Science and Technology Bureau and the People's Government of Qiantang District, as well as Wang Jianyu, President of HIAS, and Ma Lisong, Secretary of the Party Committee of HIAS, witnessed the establishment of the Hangzhou Biomedicine Innovation and Sharing Center

With the theme of "Competition for Critical Projects·Global Talent Introduction", the fair focused on biomedicine and attracted nearly 200 representatives from more than 80 research institutions, universities, and enterprises represented by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, including Academician Li Lin, Academician Tan Weihong, Academician Wang Jianyu, and Academician Yu Shuhong.

The biomedical industry is a strategic emerging industry that the country, Zhejiang Province and Hangzhou City focus on. The development of the industry in our city started early and enjoys a great foundation. The provincial and municipal governments have issued a series of support policies and gathered a large number of high-end talents. Under this general trend, the special biomedical event is of great significance to promote industrial upgrading and gather talents.

Highlight I: The Event Helps Digitally Analyze the Technical Needs Of Enterprises.

In order to accurately meet the needs of both the supply and demand sides and promote the seamless connection between "research capabilities" and "industry needs", HIAS relies on its own Science and Technology Innovation Brain platform, launches the function of "Competition for Critical Projects·Global Talent Introduction", and initially matches 634 enterprise needs submitted by counties, county-level cities, and districts in Hangzhou with related experts. Moreover, HIAS gives priority to urgent use and embraces pragmatic feasibility as well as accuracy and effectiveness. It identifies 191 technical problems in new energy, energy conservation and environmental protection, and new-generation information technology. Based on this, HIAS has given full play to the advantages of its role as the window and agglomeration effect of the Chinese Academy of Sciences system in Hangzhou. In the early stage, it launched major activities such as the "'Competition for Critical Projects' Major Technical Needs and Project Release Conference". In accordance with the principle of full interaction between enterprises and experts and accelerated integration online and offline, it has promoted nearly 10 teaching and research institutions of the Chinese Academy of Sciences system to provide door-to-door services to and analyze the demands of 21 enterprises in Hangzhou in a short period of time.

Highlight II: The Amount Released on Site Is about RMB 500 Million.

At the Fair, 10 leading enterprises in the biomedical industry from all districts and counties (county-level cities) of Hangzhou reached cooperation with 10 universities and research institutes such as Wuhan Institute of Virology, CAS and Shanghai Jiao Tong University. Among them, Zhejiang Hisun Animal Health Products Co., Ltd. and Professor Hu Youhong's Research Group of the School of Pharmaceutical Science and Technology, HIAS, reached cooperation on the technical needs of "new compound and new drug development". In addition, 7 key projects were released with "reward orders". Among them, the "Phase III Clinical Research and Industrialization of the Second-generation Targeted Muscle Relaxant Antagonist Aom0498" was proposed by Hangzhou Adamerck Pharmlabs Co., Ltd. with a total amount of RMB 150 million. Academicians and experts such as Li Lin, Tan Weihong, and Yu Shuhong commented on the projects one by one. They agreed that the mechanism of "Competition for Critical Projects" promotes the effective connection between the technology demand side and the talent supply side of enterprises, and fully stimulates the vitality of talents and scientific and technological innovation. In addition, more than 60 key projects have set up booths in the on-site negotiation area, and representatives of universities, research institutes, and financial institutions have conducted on-site project matchmaking with the heads of enterprises to promote the transformation and implementation of scientific research achievements.

Highlight III: The Hangzhou Biomedicine Innovation and Sharing Center Is Set Up.

The Center is located on the 1st floor of Phase IV ofHangzhou Pharmaceutical Port Biomedical Accelerator, aiming to give full play to the agglomeration advantages of Hangzhou's biomedical industry and serve as a bridge for government services to connect enterprises and talents.The Center focuses on Hangzhou Pharmaceutical Port, gathers the scientific and technological needs of the city's biomedical industry and key enterprises, and promotes the real-time matchmaking between enterprise technology demand side and talent supply side and the sharing of various innovative resources by continuously introducing talent resources in the biomedical field such as Chinese Academy of Sciences systems, universities, and new R&D institutions, so as to build an efficient platform for biomedical enterprise services and scientific research transformation. The Center operates both online and offline. It releases technical needs and information on innovation resource sharing online by relying on the biomedical innovation service platform of Hangzhou Pharmaceutical Port. In addition, it organizes and carries out activities such as the "Competition for Critical Projects" Fair, Demand Matchmaking Meeting, Innovation Salon, and Pharmaceutical Enterprise Tour offline to help connect enterprises and talents and realize resource matchmaking.

Highlight IV: Qiantang District Sets up the First Biomedical Industry-Talent Integration Platform.

In February this year, the CPC Zhejiang Provincial Committee held a conference on digitization reform to deploy the reform in Zhejiang Province comprehensively. Qiantang District has seized the new opportunity of digital reform, initiated the biomedical industry-talent integration platform, and empowered the deeply integrated development of industries and talents by digitalization. The platform is divided into two parts. The first is related to governance. Establishing an industrial chain talent evaluation index, the part gathers talent demands, builds a national biomedical talent pool, and accurately serves the introduction and cultivation of biomedical talents. Moreover, it sets up a job-housing map for biomedical talents to provide data support for improving public service support for talents. The second is related to service. This part develops a biomedical talent evaluation system in which talents can be evaluated with "one-click". In addition, it builds a community of biomedical talents. It is worth mentioning that at the event, Qiantang District first released the evaluation standards for biomedical talents. This is the in-depth implementation of upgrading the talent evaluation system proposed at the Central Talent Work Conference. Guided by industrialization and marketization, the evaluation system makes more biomedical talents stand out and fully encourages them to pursue innovation and entrepreneurship by evaluating the talents from seven aspects, such as work experience, remuneration, and innovation achievement.

Anyone competent can compete for the critical projects. Since the implementation of the project, Hangzhou has collected 1,092 projects, with a total amount of RMB 4.57 billion. At present, 215 major problems have been tackled, and the problem solvers have obtained over RMB 520 million. With the help of the "strongest brain" to solve the "bottleneck" problems in scientific and technological innovation, the "Competition for Critical Projects" mechanism is widely recognized by enterprises and talents.Hangzhou will continue to firmly implement the spirit of the Central Talent Work Conference and focus on pushing forward the "Competition for Critical Projects" for key industries to better inspire talents to pursue innovation and creation. In addition, it will promote scientific and technological innovation and gather various talents to provide scientific and technological impetus and talent guarantee for Hangzhou to strive to achieve high-quality development and serve as a model city of common prosperity in Zhejiang.

Typesetter | Yu Xuan

Editor| Wang Xia

Executive Editor | Jiang Xuchen

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