Yu Bo (scholar)
Yu Bo (born October 1960, Chinese: 于渤), is a professor and engineer in the People's Republic of China.[1][2]
Biography
Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT) awarded him a Bachelor's Degree in Industrial Electrical Automation in 1981; he started his academic career in 1982 as an Assistant Professor at the School of Management, HIT. He worked on a Master's Degree in Industrial Management Engineering, which he finished in 1986, while still a teacher; the degree was granted in 1988. He worked at the same university as a Lecturer from 1987 until 1992, then was elevated to Associate Professor in 1992. Yu Bo attended HIT to finish his doctorate studies in management science and engineering between 1996 and 1999.[3] Yu Bo received appointment as a Professor at HIT's School of Management in 1998. He was the Dean of HIT School of Economics and Management from 2008 to 2014.[4]
Viewpoints
Yu Bo focuses on regional innovation and industrial transformation. He advocates integrating universities, research institutes, and industries to build technology-driven industrial chains in fields like new materials, bioeconomy, and equipment manufacturing. He wants to break down institutional barriers to increase the rate of technology commercialization and improve enterprise research and development (R&D) capabilities by focusing on innovation ecosystems and dual-track development (introducing new technology and conducting independent research). For regional revitalization, he suggests cross-provincial collaboration (e.g., linking Heilongjiang's innovation hubs with national-level zones in Jilin and Liaoning) to overcome geographical limitations.[5]
See also
References
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