Exploration and practice of cultivating innovation ability of postgraduates majoring in biological and medical sciences with the new strategy of

Jing WU; Yiwen ZHOU; Wei SONG; Wanqing WEI; Guipeng HU; Jian WEN; Xiaomin LI; Yan JIANG; Lipeng QIU

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Exploration and practice of cultivating innovation ability of postgraduates majoring in biological and medical sciences with the new strategy of "six integration and six optimizations".

Author: Jing WU ¹ ; Yiwen ZHOU ¹ ; Wei SONG ¹ ; Wanqing WEI ² ; Guipeng HU ¹ ; Jian WEN ¹ ; Xiaomin LI ² ; Yan JIANG ¹ ; Lipeng QIU ¹
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1. School of Life Sciences and Health Engineering, Jiangnan University, Wuxi 214122, Jiangsu, China.
2. School of Biotechnology, Jiangnan University, Wuxi 214122, Jiangsu, China.
Publication Type:Journal Article
Keywords: a new training system; innovation ability; integration of production, education, and research; postgraduates majoring in biological and medical sciences; six integration and six optimizations
MeSH: Biological Science Disciplines/education*; China; Biomedical Research; Humans; Inventions
From: Chinese Journal of Biotechnology 2024;40(11):4277-4287
CountryChina
Language:Chinese
Abstract: The emerging biomedical industry has an increasing demand for the professional talents and puts forward higher requirements for the quality, especially the innovation ability of the talents. Exploring a new model for fostering the innovation ability of postgraduates majoring in biological and medical sciences based on the principle of integrating production, education and research is of practical significance for improving the quality of professional talents and empowering the bio-economic development. Taking the training of innovation ability of postgraduates majoring in biological and medical sciences at Jiangnan University as an example, this paper introduced a new training system of "six integration and six optimizations". This system included ideological guidance, discipline system, training program, faculty, research innovation platform, and communication and cooperation. Satisfactory cultivation results were achieved with this new system. This paper is expected to provide reference for the training of innovative talents in the biological and medical industry.