Xie Liqun and Delegation Visit Hangzhou Institute of Optics
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Xie Liqun, deputy director of the Zhejiang Provincial Advisory Commission, led a research team on a dedicated visit to the Hangzhou Institute of Optics and Precision Mechanics, accompanied by Yu Weiying, director of the Hangzhou Municipal Advisory Office. Zhang Long, founder of the institute, presented its integrated investment-incubation-cultivation model, the selection-cultivation-grafting pipeline, institutional and mechanism challenges, and policy requests. The participants exchanged views on commercializing optoelectronic hard-tech results, nurturing scientist entrepreneurs, and building an angel investment ecosystem. The delegation endorsed the institute's hard-tech incubation approach and said it would compile the suggestions to improve the supply of science and technology innovation policies.
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- Hangzhou Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics · Recent HighlightsXie Liqun, Deputy Director of the Zhejiang Provincial Advisory Committee, Leads a Delegation to Hangzhou Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics for Research and Guidance
Xie Liqun, Deputy Director of the Zhejiang Provincial Advisory Committee, led a research group to the Hangzhou Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics for a dedicated study visit, accompanied by Yu Weiying, Director of the Hangzhou Municipal Advisory Office. Zhang Long, founder of the Hangzhou Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics, presented the science and technology innovation model of integrated investment, incubation and cultivation with end-to-end selection, training and grafting, along with institutional challenges and policy requests. The parties exchanged views on the commercialization of hard optoelectronic technology, cultivation of scientist entrepreneurs, and the angel investment ecosystem. The research group affirmed its hard-tech incubation path and said it would compile opinions and suggestions to improve the supply of science and technology innovation policies.
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