School and Enterprise Jointly Cultivate New Seedling

Where spring surges, progress thrives. Recently, Guangdong Leadwin New Materials Co., Ltd. (Leadwin New Materials) welcomed a group of faculty and students from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology for an educational visit. Driven by curiosity and a spirit of exploration in the new materials field, the participants toured Leadwin New Materials' production facilities, engaging in a deeply interactive exchange that sparked a dynamic fusion of theoretical knowledge and industrial practice.

The team from Leadwin New Materials warmly welcomed the faculty and students from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, accompanying them throughout the visit. Through professional and engaging interactions, they launched an immersive exploration of chemical engineering principles. From raw material selection and core production process control to product performance testing and market applications, the team demystified the chemical logic behind each production step. By bridging abstract theories with tangible production scenarios, the event provided students with a more intuitive and profound understanding of new material R&D and industrialization.

Mr.Cheng, General Manager of Leadwin New Materials, patiently addressed every question. Drawing on the company's decades of production expertise, he shared technological breakthroughs and practical challenges in the new materials sector, effectively bridging theory and practice for the students. The students eagerly took out their notebooks to jot down key points, frequently exchanging ideas with peers. Their faces beamed with eager curiosity, creating a vibrant learning atmosphere.

Leadwin New Materials firmly believes that universities serve as the cradle of talent cultivation, while enterprises provide fertile ground for practical application. Such educational exchanges not only offer students invaluable opportunities to engage with frontline industrial practices, helping them clarify their professional development paths and enhance practical skills, but also inject fresh vitality and innovative energy into the industry. Participants have enthusiastically shared their insights, expressing that the visit and exchange were highly rewarding. They gained a clearer understanding of the new materials industry's prospects, laying a solid foundation for their future academic and career planning.

Professor Liu from the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) highly commended Leadwin New Materials 'meticulous planning and professional insights. He noted that the company's technological expertise and standardized production management in the new materials sector were particularly impressive. Mr.Cheng's detailed presentation, which combined professional depth with practical relevance, precisely addressed students' knowledge needs, ensuring the study tour truly achieved "gains from learning and achievements from research." Professor Liu also expressed hope for future collaboration with Leadwin New Materials to deepen university-industry partnerships, establish more industry-academia integration platforms, and jointly advance talent development and technological innovation for mutual benefit.

The recent visit by HKUST faculty and students to Leadwin New Materials for an exchange visit exemplifies the university-enterprise collaborative talent development model, while also demonstrating the company's commitment to social responsibility and industry talent cultivation. Going forward, Leadwin New Materials will continue to open its doors to deeper university partnerships, empowering talent growth through industry-education integration and driving industry advancement via technological innovation, working with all sectors to build a brighter future for the new materials field.