Ten projects focusing on biomedicine recently competed in the roadshow in Suzhou, and the winners gained the opportunities to cooperate with the National Center of Technology Innovation for Biopharmaceuticals.

The event was part of the Jinji Lake Young Talents’ Innovation and Entrepreneurship Contest, a long-term program to encourage young people to make innovations and run startups in Suzhou.

The participants of the roadshow, including the contestants and the jurors had learnt details about preferential policies for biomedical projects and professionals and toured around the exhibition halls of BioBAY and the National Center of Technology Innovation for Biopharmaceuticals before the competition.

In the roadshow, the project teams presented their projects to the jury panel, and the latter gave scores to the projects and provided advice for their future development. Then the winners emerged and received money rewards. They would also receive policy support for the development of their projects in SIP.