The China University Hi-tech Fair 2024 concluded on Saturday in the eastern Nanjing City, Jiangsu Province, showcasing over 2,700 technological innovations from 241 universities across the country.
By noon of Dec 29, a total of 351 projects had been signed, with the total value reaching 3.941 billion yuan (about 540 million U.S. dollars).
Among the agreements signed was a 50-million-yuan deal on cooperation intention between South China University of Technology and a leading information communications company in Nanjing.
"It's a global pioneer in this technology. Many companies and enterprises have approached us recently," said Zhu Jianfeng, associate professor at the School of Electronic and Information Engineering at South China University of Technology.
"This new material developed by South China University of Technology aligns perfectly with our needs. We hope more fairs like this will be held to strengthen the connection between companies and universities and accelerate the industrialization of innovations," said Ji Rongxin, manager of the company.
At the exhibition, several companies expressed interest in collaborating with universities on technological advancements.
"At this fair, we've invited various institutions involved in technology transfer, science, technology, and finance, effectively integrating potential innovations with relevant industries," said Zhou Dawang, director of the Department of Science, Technology, and Informatization under the Ministry of Education.
China University Hi-tech Fair contributes to tech innovation collaboration
