Key laboratories in east China’s Jiangsu province have contribute to the local economic growth through the commercialization of technological findings and the co-sharing of scientific and technological resources.
Jiangsu Provincial Key Laboratory of High-Tech Research on Solid Organic Waste Recycling has been making progress in the improvement of soil fertility through the conversion of agricultural waste into bio-organic fertilizer, a novel technology that complies with the prevailing development of organic food.
The lab has witnessed increasing orders by signing 36 million yuan worth of contracts with 14 local enterprises while reducing the payable expenses by 30% to 50% in a bid to alleviate the cost for the enterprises.
Shen Qirong, professor of Nanjing Agricultural University
'Companies that are financially strapped can be exempt from this year’s transfer fee. We will provide these companies with some patented technologies and services for free in the hope that our scientific research results can quickly be transformed into agricultural productivity.'Shen Qirong said.
Key labs in Jiangsu have taken the initiative to boost their cooperation with the local enterprises to help soften the impact of the COVID-19 on economic development.
The Jiangsu Provincial Key Laboratory of Advanced Robotics helps companies develop magnetic levitation compressors for the production of mask machines.
Yin Chengke, Chairman of Suzhou Suci Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.
'The production of masks requires that there is no oil in the compressed air. It is very troublesome to have no oil in the traditional screw machine. The magnetic suspension suits the purpose.'Yin Chengke said.
11 key labs in the province teamed up with nearly 1000 enterprises in the first half of the year. they also provided technological support, product development and technique improvement for 603 companies while transferring 190 technological findings to help boost productivity to beat the impact of the pandemic on the economy.
