Author(s)

Liu Jin, Wu Xiujie, Wang Shuyang, Zhu Wen

Corresponding Author

Wu Xiujie

Abstract

With China's reform and opening up and rapid economic and social development, the role of industry-university-research cooperation in the national innovation system is becoming increasingly important. China began to implement the "joint development project between industry, academia and research" in 1992, and after more than 30 years of development, the government has strategically positioned the cooperation between industry, academia and research as a key link in building an innovative country and enhancing the capability of independent innovation, and has given strong support in terms of policy and funding. Since the report of the 19th Party Congress, it has been clearly put forward to "deepen the reform of the science and technology system, establish a technological innovation system with enterprise as the main body, market-oriented, deep integration of industry, academia and research, strengthen the support for small and medium-sized enterprise innovation, and promote the transformation of scientific and technological achievements." Innovation-driven development is a major development strategy put forward by the CPC Central Committee according to the characteristics of economic and social development in the new period, and the core idea of the strategy is to promote the in-depth integration of industry, academia and research, and the cooperation mode of industry-academia-research fully realizes the organic integration of knowledge and information creation, acquisition, transmission, transformation and application. Based on this, the article firstly describes the research status quo and typical mode of University-Industry-Research Cooperation at home and abroad, and then analyzes the development status quo and problems of University-Industry-Research Cooperation in Shandong Province as an example and puts forward targeted countermeasure suggestions, in order to provide reference for the government to formulate relevant policies.

Keywords

industry-university-research cooperation; model; development status; countermeasures