Reward 180 million to solve difficult problems what problem is worth 180 million
The reporter learned from the Jiangsu Provincial Department of science and technology that at the seventh Jiangsu industry university research cooperation conference held here in Nanjing, participating enterprises publicly solicited solutions from the society for 'reward' on the technical problems encountered in innovation and R & D, and the reward offered by participating enterprises reached 180 million yuan.
It is reported that it is the first time in Jiangsu to solve technical problems in the form of 'reward' on such a large scale. Since the preparation of the event, enterprises and scientific research institutions have received enthusiastic response, and more than 500 enterprises have applied to report problems.
These problems to be solved involve the core technical links in the fields of electronic information, biology and new medicine, new materials, advanced manufacturing and automation. Finally, 169 problems were screened and released to the whole society, with a total reward of 180 million yuan.
At the industry university research conference held on the 4th, 9 enterprises had on-site difficult bidding, and all expert teams could 'expose the list' for negotiation.
The reporter saw that some enterprises have reached cooperation intentions with experts who came to 'answer'. Wu Xizhong, general manager of Nanjing Jinshan Automotive Engineering Plastics Co., Ltd., who signed a contract with the expert team of Nanjing University, said that the enterprise's R & D strength was limited. In the past, there was often no way to help when encountering problems. Unexpectedly, the 'technology reward' was so efficient. In more than 10 days, an expert who could 'suit the remedy to the case' was found.
Ding Yin, a professor at the school of chemistry and chemical engineering of Nanjing University, who helps enterprises solve "difficult and miscellaneous problems", said that similar industry university research matchmaking has really landed the patent achievements on paper. " I tend to visit enterprises frequently, and I hope there will be more and more opportunities for similar industry university research docking. Looking at the actual needs of the market, researchers' work will be more directional. " Ding Yin said.