On December 20, Wang Qiuli led a team of three from the Translational Medicine Center of Peking Union Medical College Hospital to visit the Minhang Base of the National Facility for Translational Medicine (Shanghai). Sun Jielin, Chen Xin, Zhu Na, and Cui Yiyun accompanied the guests to visit the Translational Medicine Building, the User Sharing Laboratory, and the Instrumental Analysis Center of SJTU.
Chen Xin from the Translational Medicine Office introduced the basic situation of the Translational Medicine Facility, and the guiding concept and functional configuration of the translational medicine building. The translational medicine research platform mainly focuses on clinical medicine, life sciences, and engineering technology, forming an open sharing system of five levels: instruments and equipment, technical services, shared laboratories, clinical trial projects, and scientific popularization. It is committed to researching and solving challenging human health problems and making breakthroughs for the wellbeing of all human beings.
After that, Ms. Zhu Na from the Instrumental Analysis Center showed the experts around the Electron Microscopy Imaging Center, NMR Center, and Mass Spectrometry Test Area to further explain the planning and construction of the Translational Medicine Facility, to facilitate in-depth exchange and discussion in this regard. Chen Xin then took the experts to visit the User Sharing Laboratory to elaborate on its operation mechanism and to discuss the mode of user management and service.
Finally, Cui Yiyun from the Biomedical Manufacturing Technology Center took the experts to the Biomedical Manufacturing Technology Center, which is built on the development platform of translational medicine diagnosis and treatment instruments to provide services such as product design, customized manufacturing, eligible rapid testing, and registration and approval consulting to help turn the diagnosis and treatment equipment into practical use and promote China’s industrial upgrading in related fields.
