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2022-01

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2022-01

Two of the company’s brands have been recognized as key internationally‑branded enterprises receiving priority support in Tianjin.

Two of the company’s brands have been recognized as key internationally‑owned brands receiving priority support in Tianjin. Published on January 24, 2022 Recently, the Tianjin Municipal Bureau of Commerce issued the “Notice of the Municipal Bureau of Commerce on Recognizing Key Internationally‑Owned Brands for Priority Development in Tianjin for 2021” (Jin Shangmao Fa [2021] No. 16). Following a comprehensive evaluation covering corporate R&D capabilities, compliance with international standards, market sales performance, trademark registration, development of an international marketing system, and public reputation, a total of 15 brands from 13 enterprises were selected. Among them, two brands from Jiuri New Materials were included. Jiuri New Materials has continuously strengthened its brand-building efforts by optimizing industrial planning, deepening industry development, reinforcing its leading position within the value chain, and enhancing its global competitiveness. To date, the company holds 111 domestically registered trademarks and 9 internationally registered trademarks. Looking ahead, the company will further enhance its brand value, striving to become a globally recognized brand. It will also intensify the promotion and application of photopolymerization materials, solidifying its international brand image and guiding Jiuri’s photopolymerization products onto the world stage.

2022-01-24

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2021-10

The signing ceremony for the “Jiu Ri New Materials–Nankai University Chemistry Development Fund” and the launch meeting of the industry‑university‑research collaboration between Nankai University and Jiu Ri New Materials Joint Research Institute were held.

Xu Jingjun, Executive Vice President of Nankai University, expressed the university’s gratitude to Jiuri New Materials for its support of Nankai’s development. He noted that the Chemistry Discipline Development Fund established by Jiuri New Materials and the jointly founded research institute have provided robust backing for the university’s talent recruitment efforts and the practical application of scientific and technological achievements. This donation has underscored the institution’s profound sense of responsibility; the College of Chemistry is committed to making full and dedicated use of the funds, ensuring their proper allocation and implementation, and delivering concrete results. The college will continue to strengthen its talent pool, emphasizing both recruitment and cultivation, adopting a proactive approach with precise targeting, and further attracting leading and young scholars to build a multi‑tiered talent pipeline, thereby fostering the vigorous growth of the discipline. At the same time, the College of Chemistry should leverage the joint research institute to swiftly translate scientific breakthroughs into productive applications, continuously enhance its capacity for industry–university–research collaboration, achieve mutual benefits, and serve national priorities and public welfare.

2021-10-25