Professor Chen Shujun, Executive Deputy Dean Of The Institute Of Science And Technology

Professor Chen Shujun, Executive Deputy Dean of the Institute of Science and Technology Development, Beijing University of Technology, and his party visited the company for guidance and exchanges

On March 3, Professor Chen Shujun, Executive Vice Dean of the Institute of Science and Technology Development, Beijing University of Technology, and Yin Xiaoqiang, Director of the Technology Transfer Center, visited the company and guided the company. Chairman Cheng Wei and General Manager Ma Xinqiang received the guests. Yang Jitan, Dean of Liaocheng Institute of Industry and Research, accompanied and guided.

Professor Chen Shujun and his party visited the company's production, research and development, testing sites and engineering verification center. General Manager Ma Xinqiang gave a detailed introduction to the company's development history, technology research and development, achievement transformation and market application. Dean Chen Shujun highly appreciated the scientific research achievements and transformation of Qiangyuan Laser. He hopes to give full play to the role of alumni bridges of the University of Technology, make full use of alumni resources, strengthen the integration of government, industry, academia and research, and promote the transformation and implementation of more scientific research achievements of the University of Technology in Shandong.

Subsequently, the two sides conducted in-depth exchanges and discussions on laser cleaning and laser welding related technologies.

Beijing University of Technology is a multi-disciplinary municipal key university that focuses on engineering and combines engineering, science, economics, management, literature, law, art and education. Build colleges and universities. As of June 2021, the school has 3 national key disciplines, 21 Beijing key disciplines, and 18 Beijing key construction disciplines. Engineering, materials science, chemistry, environmental science and ecology, computer science, biology and biochemistry 6 disciplines entered the top 1% of ESI.