The Taizhou Science and Technology Bureau – located in Taizhou city, in East China's Jiangsu province – recently unveiled plans to establish municipal engineering technology research centers in 2023.
The announcement included the green light for six such centers in the Jiangyan Economic Development Zone, in the city's Jiangyan district.
A view of the Jiangyan Economic Development Zone. [Photo provided to etaizhou.gov.cn]
The six centers will specialize in various domains crucial for technological advancements, including electronics information, advanced manufacturing, automation, renewable energy, energy efficiency and new materials.
They'll be supported by a mix of business entities and bodies – including established enterprises, research institutions and emerging R&D organizations.
During the construction phase, each center will focus on enhancing and innovating key products, optimizing manufacturing processes, improving product quality and maximizing energy efficiency.
This approach aims to boost the overall research and development capabilities of enterprises, attract and nurture top talent, integrate technological resources and expedite the commercialization of research findings.
It's expected that as a result, these efforts will contribute to a diverse range of technical services, spur the tech innovation capacity of companies and drive advancements across various sectors.
The initiative is seen as paving the way for a significant bolstering of Taizhou's position in the national landscape of technological innovation, setting the stage for future progress and development.