Six Hi-Tech Projects of SIDC Will Debut in China Hi-Tech Fair

Published on November 16, 2009 by Rebecca | This story has been viewed 140 times

“Shenzhen-Hong Kong Innovation Circle” is one of the new attempts and important practices of comprehensive cooperation between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, which is also a new carrier of trial implementation zone in a new period. Since 2006, Shenzhen Local Government has appropriated special fund from the allocation of R & D funds to support the “Shenzhen-Hong Kong Innovation Circle” construction each year, and constantly improve the Shenzhen-Hong Kong technology cooperation mechanism to promote rational flow of innovation.

Shenzhen Institute for Drug Control (SIDC) has always participated actively in the “Shenzhen-Hong Kong Innovation Circle” construction. On September 28th, 2007, Shenzhen Institute for Drug Control and Chinese Medicine R & D Center of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology jointly organized “Hong Kong-Shenzhen Drug R & D Testing Center,” which successfully applied for two “Shenzhen-Hong Kong Innovation Circle” subjects in 2007 and 2008. In 2009, Shenzhen Institute for Drug Control, combined with Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, applied for another two “Shenzhen-Hong Kong Innovation Circle” subjects. These research projects take use of high-tech means to effectively ensure people’s drug safety and purify markets of healthcare products, cosmetics and so on.

The 11th China Hi-tech Fair will be held in Shenzhen from November 16th to 21st, and Shenzhen Institute for Drug Control will appear in CHTF, carrying “Shenzhen-Hong Kong Innovation Circle” and six high-tech subjects that cooperate with international institutes.

The six projects are as follows:

1. The launch of detection technology platform and information retrieval platform for illegal addition of chemical substances in Chinese medicine and health products

2. The identification on precious herbs and the taxonomic study on commodity grade by the application of genomics and proteomics

3. The establishment of safety criteria for toxic traditional Chinese medicine by the application of comprehensive analysis platform on chemical and biological toxicity

4. The construction of Shenzhen and Hong Kong drug detection platform — the development of detection technology for drug residues in human hair

5. Chinese medicine marching into Europe — construction of applied R & D Quality Control Platform

6. Registration and detection project of Chinese patent drug  

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