Baker-Polito Administration Awards $39 Million in Capital Grant Funding to Educational and Research Institutions
Grants will advance scientific discovery and prepare a highly skilled STEM workforce
GLOUCESTER – Governor Charlie Baker and the Massachusetts Life Science Center (MLSC) today announced $39 million in capital funding for research centers and life sciences training facilities at colleges, universities, middle schools and high schools across the Commonwealth. An event was held today at the Gloucester Marine Genomic Institute with Governor Baker to announce the awards on the North Shore. Regional events will be held in the coming weeks to formally announce the projects that will be funded in other areas of the state.
“Our administration is proud of Massachusetts’s global leadership in the life sciences, and we are committed to advancing that standing, training the next generation of entrepreneurs, and connecting residents across the state to careers,” said Governor Baker. “The projects that we are announcing today demonstrate our commitment to investing in the innovation economy, supporting game-changing technological research, and creating jobs in every region of the Commonwealth.”
“These capital grants from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center deepen our administration’s efforts to build vibrant regions, from Cape Ann to the Berkshires,” said Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito. “By training middle school and high school students on state-of-the-art STEM equipment, and creating new pipelines for workforce development and scientific breakthroughs, these awards will create new economic opportunities in communities, and help build a stronger Massachusetts.”
“The MLSC continues to make major capital investments to support education and training at academic institutions across the entire Commonwealth in order to meet the workforce needs of our state’s fastest-growing industry,” said Travis McCready, President and CEO of the MLSC. “Through these resources, our academic institutions will be better positioned to connect students with job opportunities in the Massachusetts life sciences ecosystem, and our research institutions will have the infrastructure that they need to accelerate research and improve patient care.”
“One of our capital investment plan priorities is to make strategic investments in the future workforce of the Commonwealth, including STEM programs for our students,” said Administration and Finance Secretary Kristen Lepore. “By awarding these capital grants today, the administration is once again leveraging our resources to invest in the Commonwealth’s growing biotech industry.”
“Massachusetts is building the nation’s most competitive economy by investing in workforce development, and in the infrastructure of innovation,” said Housing and Economic Development Secretary Jay Ash. “By spurring new scientific breakthroughs, and improving the quality of STEM education for students across Massachusetts, these awards will help make the Commonwealth a more dynamic place to live and work, and they will equip local residents with the skills needed to retain Massachusetts’s title as the most innovative state in the nation.”
Governor Baker announced a total of $35 million in MLSC competitive capital funding, for research and workforce training infrastructure at 14 higher education institutions and research institutes. The awarded projects will maintain Massachusetts’s leadership in life sciences research and development, and will deepen career pathways for students from the Pioneer Valley to the South Coast. The following projects will receive funding:
BioBuilder Learning Lab, Cambridge - $500,000
The BioBuilder Learning Lab will expand its curricular offerings, expanding innovative, hands-on STEM programming to roughly 1,000 new students, as well as hundreds of secondary and post-secondary teachers and community participants.
Bristol Community College, Fall River - $4,400,000
MLSC funds will help Bristol Community College overhaul its science and engineering buildings, and upgrade its STEM laboratories, modernizing the college’s academic and workforce offerings, and allowing BCC to equip students with the skills to obtain employment in bio-molecular, biochemical, and biotechnology laboratories, and in biomedical manufacturing facilities.
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston - $4,629,019
MLSC grant funding will support the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute’s Advanced Cell Therapy Unit, which will establish partnerships with commercial partners to refine cell therapy manufacturing processes, validate manufacturing procedures, and provide manufactured cellular products for patients enrolled in FDA-approved clinical trials.
Dean College, Franklin - $297,030
Dean College will update its laboratory equipment and training programs to expand STEM programming for the college’s diverse student community, and develop new courses in biotechnology and molecular biology.
Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute, Gloucester - $2,744,219
The Gloucester Marine Genomics Institute will establish a world-class marine genomics research institute on Gloucester Harbor, integrating the dynamic components of scientific discovery, workforce development and investment, and diversifying Gloucester’s maritime economy.
Harvard Medical School, Boston - $4,345,000
Harvard Medical School will partner with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to establish a new research and education program in regulatory science and precision medicine, focusing on overcoming the most difficult steps in drug development, to address unmet medical needs at lower cost.
Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health, Boston - $4,912,307
Grant funding will support the Harvard School of Public Health’s creation of the BioBank for Microbiome Research (BIOM-Mass), an integrated platform that will dramatically increase capacity of the Massachusetts life sciences community to collect, use, and analyze microbiome-based biospecimens in human populations.
Framingham State University, Framingham - $454,000
Framingham State University will use MLSC capital funds to advance the completion and equipping of 16 new state-of-the-art biology and chemistry laboratories, and to equip classroom space for other STEM-focused academic programs, including mathematics and computer science.
Institute for Protein Innovation, Boston - $5,000,000
The IPI will build and operate an open-source antibody discovery platform focused on protein therapies, with the long-term goal of developing antibodies targeting the entire human extracellular proteome. This resource will enable scientific advances that drive economic activity, spur startup formation, and advance Massachusetts' competitive edge as the world leader in life sciences research and innovation.
Merrimack College, Andover - $500,000
MLSC funding will support the development of Merrimack’s Center for Innovation in Science and Engineering, deepening employment pipelines between the university and area life sciences and health sciences companies.
Mount Wachusett Community College, Gardner - $1,646,787
MLSC grant funding will allow MWCC to renovate and equip classroom space, upgrading aging and outdated equipment, and launching a new Medical Laboratory Technology/Clinical Laboratory Science facility.
Smith College, Northampton - $496,638
Smith College will purchase advanced instrumentation equipment for two college research centers, allowing Smith to train life science majors with state-of-the-art technology, and grounding the college’s K-12 outreach endeavors in highly relevant practice.
UMass Lowell, Lowell - $5,000,000
Capital grant funds will provide UMass Lowell with the capacity to construct new research and teaching labs in biomedical engineering, deepening the university’s capacity to equip students with the training needed to advance the state’s medical device industry.
Westfield State University, Westfield - $75,000
Westfield State University will undertake significant capital improvements to classroom space, allowing the university to upgrade biotechnology workforce instruction.
The MLSC’s Competitive Capital Program provides grants for capital projects that support the life sciences ecosystem in Massachusetts by enabling and supporting life sciences workforce development and training, research and development, commercialization and manufacturing in the Commonwealth. The program funds high-potential economic development projects by nonprofit entities that make significant contributions to the state’s life sciences ecosystem. To date, the MLSC has awarded or committed more than $405 million to support capital projects across the state.
Today, Governor Baker also announced a total of $4 million in capital funding, for 49 recipients across Massachusetts, through the MLSC’s STEM Equipment and Supply Grant Program. For the first time, MLSC is pairing capital STEM equipment grants with resources for teacher professional development, to train educators on new STEM equipment. The MLSC is awarding a total of $400,000 in teacher professional development grants to the capital grant recipients. Governor Baker announced funding for the following schools:
Bartlett High School, Webster - $16,112
Baystate Academy Charter Public School, Springfield - $110,000
Boston Educational Development Foundation, Inc., Boston - $222,415
Bristol-Plymouth Regional Technical High School, Taunton - $100,000
Brockton High School, Brockton - $109,988
Brooke Charter High School, Boston - $100,000
Cambridge Rindge and Latin School, Cambridge - $105,000
Chelsea High School, Chelsea - $108,029
Chicopee Comprehensive High School, Chicopee - $105,579
Collins Middle School, Salem - $39,525
Diman Regional Vocational Technical High School, Fall River - $99,951
East Boston High School, Boston - $110,000
George Keverian Middle School, Everett - $59,629
Global Learning Charter Public School - New Bedford $107,982
Gloucester High School, Gloucester - $109,154
Goodrich Academy, Fitchburg - $105,345
Greater Lawrence Technical High School, Andover - $93,410
Holyoke High School and Dean Technical High School, Holyoke - $210,798
Jeremiah E. Burke High School, Boston - $105,700
John D. O'Bryant School of Mathematics and Science, Boston - $186,420
Lynn English High School, Lynn - $57,311
Madison Park Technical Vocational High School, Boston - $110,000
Malden High School, Malden - $26,000
Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation, Cambridge - $95,000
Matthew J. Kuss Middle School, Fall River - $40,530
McCann Technical School, North Adams - $29,164
Medford Vocational Technical High School, Medford - $99,516
Minuteman Regional Vocational Technical High School, Lexington - $108,172
Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School, Fitchburg - $99,697
Nashoba Valley Technical High School, Westford - $101,476
New Bedford High School, New Bedford - $110,000
New Bedford Middle Schools, New Bedford - $25,000
Northbridge High School, Whitinsville - $110,000
O’Maley Innovation Middle School, Gloucester - $56,933
Prospect Hill Academy Charter School, Cambridge - $21,000
Quaboag Middle Innovation School, Warren - $50,000
Quincy Middle Schools, Quincy - $121,890
Richardson Middle School, Dracut - $60,000
Shawsheen Valley Technical High School, Billerica - $110,000
Sizer Charter School, Fitchburg - $14,780
Snowden International School, Boston - $101,600
South High Community School, Worcester - $91,609
Southeastern Regional Vocational Technical High School, North Easton - $99,995
Springfield High School of Commerce, Springfield - $110,000
Springfield Renaissance School, Springfield - $40,040
TechBoston Academy High School, Boston - $105,970
Tenney Grammar School, Methuen - $49,678
Veritas Preparatory Charter School, Springfield - $38,000
Whittier Regional Vocational Technical High School, Haverhill - $109,342
The MLSC’s STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) Equipment and Supplies Grant Program funds the purchase of equipment and supplies for high schools and middle schools in the Commonwealth. The program helps schools train students for life sciences careers, increase student achievement and student interest in STEM fields, and support the implementation of the state's STEM standards. The competitive program is open to vocational-technical high schools, public high schools and middle schools located in Gateway Cities, and public high schools and middle schools with economically disadvantaged student populations. To date, the STEM Equipment and Supplies Grant Program has awarded more than $16.3 million to 149 different schools and organizations throughout Massachusetts, and leveraged more than $1 million in matching funds from industry partners.
About the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center
The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC) is an investment agency that supports life sciences innovation, education, research and development and commercialization. The MLSC is charged with implementing a $1-billion, state-funded investment initiative. These investments create jobs and support advances that improve health and well-being. The MLSC offers the nation’s most comprehensive set of incentives and collaborative programs targeted to the life sciences ecosystem. These programs propel the growth that has made Massachusetts the global leader in life sciences. The MLSC creates new models for collaboration and partners with organizations, both public and private, around the world to promote innovation in the life sciences. Learn more at http://www.masslifesciences.com/
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星期五, 2月 17, 2017
麻州府撥款3900萬元資助14個以上教研機構
波士頓經文處長賴銘琪拜會羅德島副州長
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經文處處長賴銘琪(中)與羅德島州副州長馬奇(右)，
副州長幕僚長Anthony Silva(左)。
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臺北經文處賴處長銘琪偕陳副組長文昌於本(2)月15日至羅州首府欖城拜會副州長馬奇(Daniel McKee)、參議長Teresa
Paiva Weed、參議會副議長Elizabeth Crowley、眾議會副議長Brian
Kennedy等相關政要，就如何加強臺羅雙邊經貿、教育及文化等關係廣泛交換意見。
賴處長於拜會中指出中華民國與美國及羅州各項關係悠久密切，臺灣與美國互免簽證，臺灣且為全球第20大貿易國，為羅州在亞洲之第二大出口市場，經濟實力可觀。馬奇副州長等政要亦皆肯定經文處在促進雙邊經貿成長，推動文化及教育交流之成就，並就如何協助羅州中小企業發展及雙方文化教育交流等議題進行討論。
羅州眾議會日前甫通過友好決議案，重申該州與臺灣的友好關係，讚揚中華民國2016年總統大選之民主成就，支持加強美國及羅州與臺灣之雙邊關係，並支持臺灣積極參與國際活動。
臺灣與羅德島州關係密切，每年9月在該州Pawtucket市舉辦之龍舟賽暨臺灣日活動，每次均吸引逾萬人潮，為當地主流社會年席盛事之一。羅州2016年1-5月對臺出口金額約700萬美元，主要輸臺產品包括機械產品、光學儀器、影音設備、運動設備及塑橡膠製品等。
張藝謀新片"長城" 2/17 全美上映
大導演張藝謀最新鉅獻“長城”2 月 17 日全美上映 由 巨星 馬特戴蒙、 令人矚目 的女星 景甜、 和 華裔超級巨星 共同 領銜主演 古裝 奇幻歷險大片
由傳奇娛樂和環球電影公司共同出品的鉅製“長城”（THE GREAT WALL）訂明天 2 月 17 日 在美國上映。這部由著名中國導演張藝謀（“大紅燈籠高高掛”、“英雄”、“十面埋伏”）執 導的古裝奇幻歷險大片是他的第一部英語作品，也是有史以來完全在中國境內拍攝的最大 型電影。
“長城”講述的是一支精英隊伍在全世界最具代表性的建築物上，為保護人類生存進行最 後決戰的故事。這個故事以古老中國的奇幻世界為背景，在這個世界裡，修築長城的目的 是為了防禦名叫饕餮，生性兇殘，狼吞虎嚥的怪獸。
奧斯卡金像獎得主馬特戴蒙（Matt Damon）在片中飾演身經百戰的僱傭兵和射箭高手威 廉加林（William Garin），被由精銳戰士組成的秘密部隊無影禁軍俘虜。在一望無際的軍 事要塞 Fortress City 中，他們為保護全人類，在史上最偉大的防禦建築萬里長城上與超自 然能力決一死戰。在這場戰役中，威廉加林還得到由佩德羅帕斯卡（Pedro Pascal） （Netflix “Narcos”、HBO “權力遊戲”（Game of Thrones））飾演，聰明過人的西班牙硬漢 和劍術高手 Pero Tovar 的鼎力相助，並成為他倚重的左右手；和兩度得到奧斯卡提名的威 廉達佛（Willem Dafoe）(“野戰排“（Platoon）、”我和殭屍有約”（Shadow of the Vampire）、“布達佩斯大飯店“（The Grand Budapest Hotel）)飾演的陰險罪犯巴拉德 （Ballard）。長期被囚禁在城堡中的巴拉德不但密謀逃亡，而且策劃在逃亡過程中盜取戰 士最精密的武器。
張藝謀為了拍攝“長城”，召集了東西方電影界最堅強的演員和攝影陣容，以少見的環球聯 手製作方式，創造出規模難得一見，不容錯過的空前鉅製。
華裔超級巨星的陣容包括香港紅星劉德華（“十面埋伏”、“暗戰”、“無間道”）。他再次與 張藝謀導演合作，在“長城”中飾演術士王軍師，是常駐城堡的科學家兼歷史學家。林更新 （”步步驚心“、“智取威虎山”）飾演鷹軍將領陳將軍。台裔加拿大籍演員彭于晏（“戀 香”、“黃飛鴻之英雄有夢”）飾演虎軍將領吳將軍。黃軒（“激浪青春”、“黃金時代”）飾演 騎兵隊將領鄧將軍。鄭愷（中國紅火電視綜藝節目“奔跑吧兄弟”主持人）飾演王軍師的特 使沈大人。陳學冬（“小時代 1.0”三部曲）飾演御林軍軍官。
“長城”堅強的演員陣容還包括兩位中國流行音樂巨星 – 鹿晗（EXO 男團）飾演士兵彭 勇。他是熊軍將領邵將軍的部下，必須在怪獸入侵時克服恐懼，奮力掙扎，證明自己的勇 氣。“長城”也是王俊凱（中國男團 TFBOYS 主唱）的第一次職業性演出，他在片中飾演 少年皇帝宋仁宗，在 17 歲的年紀就必須面對空前考驗。
“長城”將在 3D 和 IMAX 銀幕放映，也將在 2D 影院上映。
Zhang Yimou’s THE GREAT WALL Opens in the U.S. on February 17
由傳奇娛樂和環球電影公司共同出品的鉅製“長城”（THE GREAT WALL）訂明天 2 月 17 日 在美國上映。這部由著名中國導演張藝謀（“大紅燈籠高高掛”、“英雄”、“十面埋伏”）執 導的古裝奇幻歷險大片是他的第一部英語作品，也是有史以來完全在中國境內拍攝的最大 型電影。
“長城”講述的是一支精英隊伍在全世界最具代表性的建築物上，為保護人類生存進行最 後決戰的故事。這個故事以古老中國的奇幻世界為背景，在這個世界裡，修築長城的目的 是為了防禦名叫饕餮，生性兇殘，狼吞虎嚥的怪獸。
奧斯卡金像獎得主馬特戴蒙（Matt Damon）在片中飾演身經百戰的僱傭兵和射箭高手威 廉加林（William Garin），被由精銳戰士組成的秘密部隊無影禁軍俘虜。在一望無際的軍 事要塞 Fortress City 中，他們為保護全人類，在史上最偉大的防禦建築萬里長城上與超自 然能力決一死戰。在這場戰役中，威廉加林還得到由佩德羅帕斯卡（Pedro Pascal） （Netflix “Narcos”、HBO “權力遊戲”（Game of Thrones））飾演，聰明過人的西班牙硬漢 和劍術高手 Pero Tovar 的鼎力相助，並成為他倚重的左右手；和兩度得到奧斯卡提名的威 廉達佛（Willem Dafoe）(“野戰排“（Platoon）、”我和殭屍有約”（Shadow of the Vampire）、“布達佩斯大飯店“（The Grand Budapest Hotel）)飾演的陰險罪犯巴拉德 （Ballard）。長期被囚禁在城堡中的巴拉德不但密謀逃亡，而且策劃在逃亡過程中盜取戰 士最精密的武器。
張藝謀為了拍攝“長城”，召集了東西方電影界最堅強的演員和攝影陣容，以少見的環球聯 手製作方式，創造出規模難得一見，不容錯過的空前鉅製。
華裔超級巨星的陣容包括香港紅星劉德華（“十面埋伏”、“暗戰”、“無間道”）。他再次與 張藝謀導演合作，在“長城”中飾演術士王軍師，是常駐城堡的科學家兼歷史學家。林更新 （”步步驚心“、“智取威虎山”）飾演鷹軍將領陳將軍。台裔加拿大籍演員彭于晏（“戀 香”、“黃飛鴻之英雄有夢”）飾演虎軍將領吳將軍。黃軒（“激浪青春”、“黃金時代”）飾演 騎兵隊將領鄧將軍。鄭愷（中國紅火電視綜藝節目“奔跑吧兄弟”主持人）飾演王軍師的特 使沈大人。陳學冬（“小時代 1.0”三部曲）飾演御林軍軍官。
“長城”堅強的演員陣容還包括兩位中國流行音樂巨星 – 鹿晗（EXO 男團）飾演士兵彭 勇。他是熊軍將領邵將軍的部下，必須在怪獸入侵時克服恐懼，奮力掙扎，證明自己的勇 氣。“長城”也是王俊凱（中國男團 TFBOYS 主唱）的第一次職業性演出，他在片中飾演 少年皇帝宋仁宗，在 17 歲的年紀就必須面對空前考驗。
“長城”將在 3D 和 IMAX 銀幕放映，也將在 2D 影院上映。
Zhang Yimou’s THE GREAT WALL Opens in the U.S. on February 17
Epic Fantasy-Adventure Stars Matt Damon, Breakout Actress Jing Tian and a Superstar Chinese Cast
Legendary and Universal Pictures release THE GREAT WALL in U.S. theatres, tomorrow, Feb. 17. The epic fantasy-adventure from acclaimed Chinese director Zhang Yimou (“Raise the Red Lantern,” “Hero,” “House of Flying Daggers”) is his first English-language production, and the largest film ever shot entirely in China.
THE GREAT WALL is the story of an elite force making a last stand for humanity on the world’s most iconic structure. The movie takes place in a fantasy vision of ancient China, in which The Wall was created to defend against ravenous predatory creatures called Tao Tei. In the film, Academy Award® winner Matt Damon stars as William Garin, a battle-scarred mercenary and master archer taken captive by a secret army of elite warriors known as The Nameless Order. In a vast military outpost called the Fortress City, they fight to protect humanity from supernatural forces upon one of the greatest defensive structures ever built: The Great Wall. On his journey, Garin is joined by Pedro Pascal (Netflix’s “Narcos,” HBO’s “Game of Thrones”) as his sword-wielding sidekick, Pero Tovar, a tough, wise-cracking Spaniard who has become a brother-in-arms to William; and two-time Oscar®-nominee Willem Dafoe (“Platoon,” “Shadow of the Vampire,” “The Grand Budapest Hotel”) as Ballard, a shadowy prisoner inside the fortress who plans his escape from his longtime captors while hoping to pilfer their greatest weapon during his getaway.
To create THE GREAT WALL, Yimou assembled a formidable cast and filmmaking team that represents the best of East and West in a unique global production that delivers unmissable spectacle on the grandest scale.
The superstar Chinese cast includes renowned Hong Kong actor Andy Lau (“House of Flying Daggers,” “Running Out of Time,” “Internal Affairs”), who reunites with director Yimou as Strategist Wang, the fortress’ resident scientist and historian; Lin Gengxin (“Bubu Jingxin,” “The Taking of Tiger Mountain”) as Commander Chen, the leader of the Eagle Corps; Taiwanese-Canadian actor Eddie Peng Yu-Yen (“Scent of Love,” “Rise of the Legend”) as Commander Wu, who leads the Tiger Corps; Xuan Huang (“Breaking the Waves,” “The Golden Era”) as Commander Deng, leader of the fortress’ cavalry; Zheng Kai (China’s TV hit “Running Mann”) as Shen, Strategist Wang’s imperial liaison; and Chen Xuedong (the “Tiny Times 1.0” trilogy) as one of the fortress’ Imperial Guards.
THE GREAT WALL also welcomes to its cast a pair of China’s pop-music sensations—Lu Han (the band EXO) as Peng Yong, a soldier struggling under the command of the Bear Corps’ Gen. Shao, who must overcome his fear and prove himself heroic during the creature onslaught; and Junkai Wang (frontman for China’s TFBOYS), who makes his professional acting debut as The Emperor, the 17-year-old royal ruler tested before his time.
THE GREAT WALL will show on 3D and IMAX screens, as well as 2D theaters.
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新英格蘭玉山科技協會 (MJNE) 與台灣藥品聯盟 (Taiwan
Pharmaceutical Alliance; TPA) 於本月12 日中午在波士頓(衛斯理Blue Ginger餐廳)舉行了一場圓桌討論會，旨在思論如何面對台灣與美國藥廠之間合作的挑戰與機會。儘管外面的雪下的繽飛，共有46位來賓出席。與會的有許多在美國藥廠或是自行創業多年的資深經理及美國藥劑協會(American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists,
AAPS)的代表，台灣來的單位則有醫藥工業技術發展中心 （Medical and Pharmaceutical Industry Technology and
Development Center, PITDC）及數家台灣大藥廠與生技公司代表- 益得生技. 培力藥廠. 台灣醣聯生技. 瑞安大藥廠，並有台灣駐美貿易投資服務處處長以及駐波士頓辦事處的副處長蒞臨。期能在這樣的討論會中除了能夠激起火花、尋找合作機會外，亦能夠批判性地指出現今台灣醫藥產業發展的困境並思考對策。
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醫藥工業技術發展中心處長鄭欽華 (左) 致贈台灣醫藥品聯盟
禮物給新英格蘭玉山科協會長許翠玲 (右)。
(照片由新英格蘭玉山科協提供。)
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討論一開始著重在 Contract Manufacturing Organization (CMO)，CMO 內容包含了藥物穩定性測試. 技術轉移以及藥物製造生產等。台灣產業也有開發臨床新藥，希望能找合作夥伴分擔風險共同開發新藥 (co development, or license out)。若國外廠商有好的藥，台灣藥廠也願意加入授權陣容共同研發 (license
in)。台灣藥廠代表提及由於美國產業發展相對台灣先進也有較多的資源，而台灣的廠商雖然有心發展，但卻在具體方向打進美國市場上有些迷惑，因此美國的專業人士可以給出實質建言並提供完整製程或測試上的規劃。
此外雙方也就風險議題有深入討論。與會專家指出，國際合作上往往會忽視淺在的風險，再加上時間、地理隔閡、語言文化上的差異等更會增加了溝通上的困難，然而也因為雙方在合作認知上有落差，導致合作計畫執行上有許多困難，一旦有一方因故取消協議，會立即造成合作上的延宕。另外討論議題也觸及了法規與早期界定市場需求等，雙方希望在將來能夠有更多溝通的管道。(圖與文:玉山科協提供)
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