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1. To create a knowledge-based service innovation cluster by the radiation effect of the Tongji knowledge-based economic circle. 2. To boost the development of joint production and Business Incubator of Tongji research and construct a chain-wide innovation and start-up service system. University Science Park 3. To build a dream together with entrepreneurs by the concept of seamless collaboration team service. Location: Yangpu District, Shanghai General Introduction Address: Room 105, 65 Chifeng Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai Business Incubator of Tongji University Science Park Number of Incubated foreign invested enterprises, was established in December 2003, located in Tongji joint ventures or overseas talent startups: 30 University South Campus in Chifeng Road. It is the national Website: www.tj-ibi.com high-tech business service center and vice president unit of Major industries: Modern design, energy saving and Shanghai Science and Technology Incubator Association. environmental protection, electronic With more than 1,400 registered enterprises reside in information, rail transportation,etc. incubation sites, it covers an incubation area of 20,000 square meters. As the incubation platform of Tongji University National University Science and Technology Park, the company is Results list specialized in the incubation of small and medium enterprises of science and technology, providing the enterprises residence services and business incubation services. Performance List 55 enterprises in the park have been identified as high-tech enterprises, 9 identified as the Shanghai Little Giant Cultivating Enterprises, 4 as Shanghai Little Giant Enterprises, and 16 as Yangpu District Little Giant Enterprises. Resident enterprises have over 1000 intellectual property rights. There are 3 companies have been listed on the NEEQ and 1 company has been listed in the Shanghai Equity Trading Center. It has been titled with the Class A of National Science and Technology Business Incubator by the National Ministry of Science and Technology. identified as a probationary science and technology business base for college students by the Ministry of Science and Technology Torch Center, It was titled as "National University Student Innovative Undertaking Demonstration Park"; it has been rated as an advanced group in scientific innovation and start-up services in Shanghai for 6 consecutive years; it won the "Shanghai SME Public Service Demonstration Platform", "Shanghai Science and Technology Business Nursery", "Shanghai R & D Public Service Platform", " Shanghai Advanced Enterprise in Employment Promotion" . International Cooperation 1 Through various international channels, overseas enterprises are introduced to China for technical exchanges, market development, project cooperation. For example, through the Italian Emilia - Romagna International SME Services, it suports Italian enterprises to set up branches in China. So far, it has successfully introduced the Egyptian Comec Detection Technology (Shanghai) Co., Ltd., and EnergyDesign (Shanghai) Co., Ltd in China. Enterprises in Tongji Science and Technology Park has led to go abroad and enter the 2 international target market. For example, enterprises are organized to go to the Italian R2B exhibition, Dubai WETEX water treatment exhibition and so on. "One-stop" special services are created to promote service to the venture business of 3 international students and overseas talents. Ties are strengthened with colleges at home and abroad of Tongji University, international students association, and overseas experts organizations, to attract entrepreneurship of outstanding students and overseas high-level talents. At the same time, the company has set up special venues to appoint special persons to be responsible for the "one-stop" services for such enterprises, including registration of enterprises, identification of overseas students, leasing of office buildings, project declaration of scientific and technological talents, marketing and investment. Start-up enterprises by international students are given a certain subsidies of start-up capital, office rent,employment and social security. A bridge is built for enterprises to communicate with foreign countries and promote the 4 internationalization of business incubation. Costs and risks of the enterprises entering the international market will be reduced and the effective cooperation of Chinese and foreign carriers will be promoted through overseas windows including Zhangjiang High-tech Zone Brussels Liaison Office, Sino-Italian Technology Transfer and Innovation Venture Alliance and Sino-American Enterprise Innovation Center. Enterprises in the park are organized to visit international science and technology markets and financial markets for the analyses of innovation bases and investment strategies in areas of life sciences, IT information, environmental science and technology. 5 International training activities are held to enhance the internationalization of talents. 1. Focus on the incubation of biotech start-ups and companies. 2. Long term cooperation with global top biomedical science parks and clusters. Shanghai Juke Biotech Park 3. Professional service team to support technical transfer and soft-landing. Location: Xuhui District, Shanghai Address: 2F, Building 6, No.333 Guiping Road, Xuhui Overview District,Shanghai Shanghai Juke Biotech Park is a professional Number of total incubated start-up projects with foreign biotech industry cluster co-founded by Shanghai Xuhui investments, joint capitals or returned talents:10 Municipal Government and Shanghai Institutes for Number of introduced foreign incubators or Biological Sciences (SIBS) affiliated to China Academy relevant investment institutions: 3 of Sciences (CAS) in 2003. It is also a national science Number of invested / cooperative overseas 15 and technology business incubator approved by the incubator bases: www.jkbp.com Ministry of Science and Technology. Juke Park acts as Website: Biotechnology, medical devices, the leading services provider featuring the integration Major industries: pharmaceuticals, cosmetics R&D and of start-up consulting, professional incubator, business development, bio-agriculture accelerator and industrialization for biomedical industry. Performance Through 13 years of efforts, JUKE has achieved a good reputation among domestic biotech parks. It owns five sites and one manufacture base with 2 Currently, JUKE has In 2015, JUKE was 150,000m in Shanghai, and a 2 accumulatively incubated over awarded the honorary titles space with 2,000m specially for 400 biotech companies. By including " Advanced Group incubating international projects. the end of 2015, the annual in Science and Technology The business sectors of resident output value has reached Innovation Entrepreneurial companies cover drug R&D, $580mUSD and total tax revenue Services in Shanghai ", "Excellent technical and clinical services, of $61mUSD. At present, Service Station of Shanghai medical devices (including seven companies have gone to R&D Service Public Platform", diagnostics), nutraceuticals, public on the board of NEEQ, " Excellent Science and skincare R&D and bio- GEM and NASDAQ. There are Technology Enterprise Incubator agriculture. over 100 entrepreneurs have by Evaluation of Ministry of oversea academic experiences Science and Technology of P.R. and hold the master degree or China", " Excellent Performance above. Seven entrepreneurs are as Shanghai Science and nominated as "the Recruitment Technology Business Incubator Program of Global Experts" by "," Shanghai Business Incubator central government. Demonstration Base ". International Cooperation 1 2 3 4 ● A global network ● Focus on ● Target to ● Establish a and deep recruitment of appropriate professional cooperation with oversea innovative domestic biotech biotech platform distinguished projects with industries so featuring of biotech parks, cutting-edge as to achieve global biomedical industrial clusters technologies. commercialization resources. and venture ● Provide tailored efficiently. ● To achieve the capitals. services covering ● Provide long- integration of ● A professional market evaluation, term services for world's leading service team and business overseas projects biotechnologies, mentors to support consulting, R&D and keep tracking venture capitals technical transfer cooperation, from incubation, and local industry and soft-landing for business acceleration to the channels. overseas projects. collaboration and capital market. financing. Future Goal Based on a wide range of overseas channels and in-depth understanding of biomedical industries, JUKE aims to provide professional services for high-quality innovative projects globally. In the future, Juke devotes to creating an innovative ecology for bio medicals with global partners. 1. Seamless joints with its own angel funds. 2. Customized education and training featuring full- chain tracking. Shanghai Ispace Business 3. Industrial park entrepreneurial ecological environment backed by agglomeration of cultural creativity, electronic information, environmental Incubator Management Co., Ltd protection and energy saving and intelligent hardware. Location: Pudong New Area, Shanghai Address: No.2966 Jinke Road, Pudong New District, Shanghai Number of total incubated start-up projects with foreign General Profile investments, joint capitals or returned talents: 5 Number of introduced foreign incubators or ISPACE is a service provider for technology-based relevant investment institutions:
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