Welcome to Peking University!
International Research Collaborationat Peking University
Dr. LIAO Rikun
Division of Oversea Project
Office of Scientific Research
Jun. 24th , 2010
OutlineOutline• General InformationGeneral Information• Teaching and Research SystemTeaching and Research System• Research at Peking UniversityResearch at Peking University• Development StrategyDevelopment Strategy• International Scientific CooperationInternational Scientific Cooperation
General InformationGeneral Information
General InformationGeneral Information
History
• Founded in 1898 - “Imperial University of Peking”
• From 1912 - “Peking University”
• Disciplinary Relocation in 1952
• Centennial Anniversary in 1998 -- Defined the goal to be world-class university in the 21st century • Merged with Beijing Medical University in 2000
• Re-constructed College of Engineering in 2005
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Fast Facts
• Students: Undergraduates: 14,850
Master’s Students: 11,721
Ph.D. Students: 6,582
International Students: over 5000
Generally, graduate students are more
than undergraduate students.
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Fast Facts
• Faculty and staff: 19,029
Professors: 1676
Associate Professors: 2021
Other Teaching Staff: 2012
Administrative Staff: 1864
Support Staff: 6478
Maintenance Staff: 2625
Research Units Employees: 1387
Other Staff: 966
Educational SystemEducational System
• Bachelor’s Degree: 4 years– 110 Undergraduate Programs
• Master’s Degree: 2-3 years– 278 Master’s Programs
• Ph.D. Degree: 3-5 years – 229 Ph.D. Program
• MD program: 8 years– Two years general education in main campus
• Postdoctoral Research Centers: 36
General InformationGeneral Information
Teaching and Research SystemTeaching and Research System
School of Mathematical Sciences
School of Physics
College of Chemistry & Molecular Engineering
College of Life Sciences
School of Earth and Space Sciences
School of Electronics Engineering & Computer Science
School of Environmental Sciences and Engineering
College of Urban and Environmental Sciences
College of Software & Microelectronics
Institute of Computer Science & Technology
College of Engineering (Reestablished in 2005)
Department of Psychology
Institute of Molecular Medicine
Natural & Engineering SciencesNatural & Engineering Sciences
Schools/Colleges/Departments: 13Schools/Colleges/Departments: 13
Teaching and Research SystemTeaching and Research System
Specialties: 7Specialties: 7
Basic Medical Sciences, Clinical Medicine, Preventive Medicine
Stomatology, Pharmacy, Nursing, and Medical Laboratory Diagnosis
Schools: 4Schools: 4
School of Basic Medical Sciences
School of Pharmaceutical Sciences
School of Public Health
School of Nursing
Affiliated Hospitals: 8Affiliated Hospitals: 8
Teaching hospitals: 12Teaching hospitals: 12
Health Science CenterHealth Science Center
Teaching and Research SystemTeaching and Research System
Labs and CentersLabs and Centers Level 1: Government AuthorizedLevel 1: Government Authorized
National Lab of Molecular Sciences (Beijing) (1/6)
State Key Laboratories (10/220)
Key Laboratories of MOE (14)
Level 2: UniversityLevel 2: University :: Multidisciplinary ResearchMultidisciplinary Research Institute of Computer Sciences & Technology
Institute of Molecular Medicine
Beijing Center for NMR ( Nuclear Magnetic Resonation) PKU-Yale Joint Lab for Protein Engineering
PKU-HKU Joint Lab for Rear-earth Research…
PKU-UCLA Joint Research Institute for Science and Engineering
Level 3: College or School: Joint with Top CompaniesLevel 3: College or School: Joint with Top Companies IBM Innovation Institute, Motorola, Bell Labs…
Teaching and Research SystemTeaching and Research System
State Key Labs: 10• Laboratory for Artificial Microstructures and Mesoscopic Physics• Laboratory for Structural Chemistry of Unstable and Stable Species• Laboratory for Protein Engineering and Plant Genetic Engineering• Laboratory of Biomembrane and Membrane Biotechnology• Laboratory of Machine Perception Delete• Laboratory of Turbulence Research• Laboratory of Rare Earth Materials Chemistry and Applications• Laboratory of Text Processing Delete• Laboratory of Environmental Simulation and Pollution Control• Laboratory of Natural and Bionic Drugs• Laboratory of Nano/Micro Fabrication Technology• Laboratory of Local Fiber-Optic Communication Networks & Advanced Optical
Communication Systems
Teaching and Research SystemTeaching and Research System
Research at Peking UniversityResearch at Peking University
Science & Technology research highlights
Wang Xuan: the State Top Prize in Science & Technology winnerWang Xuan: the State Top Prize in Science & Technology winner Laser Typesetting TechnologyLaser Typesetting Technology
Over 90% coverage of Chinese newspapers in the worldOver 90% coverage of Chinese newspapers in the world
Xu Guangxian: the State Top Prize in Science & Technology winnerXu Guangxian: the State Top Prize in Science & Technology winner Rare Earth Solvent Extraction Separation and Functional MaterialsRare Earth Solvent Extraction Separation and Functional Materials
Over 90% highly purified product of rare earth in the worldOver 90% highly purified product of rare earth in the world
Increase millions of revenue for the countryIncrease millions of revenue for the country
I. AwardsI. Awards
Advanced facilities for research
RMB 0.7 billion(2000) --- RMB 2.37 billion(2008) Animal facilitiesAnimal facilities
800MHz NMR800MHz NMR ,, XRD for macromolecular crystallographyXRD for macromolecular crystallography
High performance computingHigh performance computing
Accelerator mass spectrometerAccelerator mass spectrometer
High performance electron microscopesHigh performance electron microscopes
Nano-fabrication LabNano-fabrication Lab
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II. FacilitiesII. Facilities
III. AchievementIII. Achievement
Publication
Technology transferIII. AchievementIII. Achievement
Encourage further development of technology based on new findings in basic research 1388 Authorized in China 22 PCT
Development Strategy Development Strategy
• To promote high quality education and research of To promote high quality education and research of Chinese UniversitiesChinese Universities
• Chinese government launched 211/985 projectsChinese government launched 211/985 projects
Development StrategyDevelopment Strategy
Mission of the Nation: Innovative CountryMission of the Nation: Innovative Country
-PKU received RMB 300 million from the 211 Project, 2002--2006 -PKU received RMB 2400 million from the 985 Project, 2004--2008
• Recruiting best scientists Improving the quality of the faculty body
• Keep cutting-edge research Focusing on advanced cross-disciplines
Establishing modern university system Reforming of evaluation system
Creating innovation environment
More competitive education and research breakthroughs in key areas.
Provide high quality education
• Serve the society
Development StrategyDevelopment Strategy
Cultivating leading talents with broad fields of vision, leading ability in various fields as well as a spirit of innovation
Destination of PKUDestination of PKU
• Information Science and Technology
• Nano-science and Technology
• Bio-medical Science
• Environment and Resource Studies
• Physical Sciences
• Humanities and social sciences
The Priorities in ResearchThe Priorities in Research
Development StrategyDevelopment Strategy
Development StrategyDevelopment Strategy
Budget for Researches 2009Budget for Researches 2009
• Totally: 1.14 Billion RMB
• For Natural Sciences, Engineering and Medicine:
1.04 Billion RMB
• The majority are from MOST and NSFC
• The funds from International Cooperation:
76.12 Million RMB
University BudgetUniversity Budget
13%2%
28%
23%
30%
4%UniversityFoundation
Special Funding
University Income
Scientific Research Funding
Government InvestmentSchool enterprises
The revenue is about 4 billion RMB in 2008 The research fund in Nature Science is about 1.04 billion RMB in 2008
Sources of income and research fund
MOST: Ministry of Science and Technology
NSFC: Natural Science Foundation of China
MOE: Ministry of Education
Development StrategyDevelopment Strategy
International Scientific CooperationInternational Scientific Cooperation
Development StrategyDevelopment Strategy
A Profile of International Research collaborations 2008A Profile of International Research collaborations 2008
Supporters Number of the projects
Amount of the Funds(Million RMB)
International Companies 16 5.73
Internal Organizations 50 18.28
International Foundations 3 35.05
International Government 13 17.06
Sum 82 76.12
Fast FactsFast Facts• Partner Universities:
about 260 sister universities from 50 Countries/Regions
• International Students: over 5,000 from 96 Countries/Regions
The rank of the students number: Korea, Japan, the U.S.A.
• Foreign Experts: around 600
• 53 State Heads since 1998
• About 10,000 visitors per year
International Cooperation and ExchangeInternational Cooperation and Exchange
International NetworkInternational Network
Currently, PKU has established bilateral exchange relationship with more than 260 foreign universities
International Projects
Main Partner: USA/EU/JAPAN
Top 6 Partners
USA
J apan
Germany
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1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010
Year
Papers
USA J apan Germany Austral i a Engl and South Korea
USA Japan Germany
>30% International Cooperation Publications
Cooperation StylesCooperation Styles
Personnel exchange
Bilateral workshop
Collaborative research
Collaboration with industries
Joint Lab, Research
center
Cooperation Level
R&D Cooperation Partner
Foreign Government International University Multi-national Corporation Joint R&D Organization Foreign Foundation
Foreign Foundation
Government foundation DFG
RCUK
NEDO
NSF
NIH
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Non- government foundation Bill-Gate foundation
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Company scholarship P&G foundation
Canon foundation
…
PKU-UCLA Joint Institute
University agreements lead to visible action
International Cooperation
3835 SCI papers in 2008 1181: international collaboration (30.8%) 347 : with EU countries (9.1%)
Country Papers
GERMANY 154
UK 73
FRANCE 69
SWEDEN 43
NETHERLANDS 38
SWITZERLAND 20
* US 677
FP Themes PKU Priorities
Health Health Sciences
Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology Life Sciences
Information and Communication Technologies
Information and Communication Technologies
Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new Production Technologies
Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Material Sciences
Energy Renewable Energy
Environment (including climate change) Environmental Sciences & Engineering
Transport (including Aeronautics)
Socio-economic sciences and Humanities Social Sciences and Humanities
Security
Space
Research Priorities
International Cooperation
Year Awarded Projects Program
2003 1 FP5
2004 2 FP6
2005 3 FP6
2008 2 FP7
2009 5 FP7
2010 5(Applied) FP7
Subject SS & Human. Health Environ. ICT MCA
No. 4 3 2 3 1
FP at PKU
EU’s Framework Programme
Reasons for more FP programmes at PKU
1) Research-intensive university with a wide spectrum of disciplines
2) Best faculty team and students in China
3) Internationalization as a development strategy
4) Administrative Support:
Office of International Relations Office of Scientific Research Office of Humanities & Social Sciences
FP at PKU
• Last year, we invited our partners from overseas companies to Last year, we invited our partners from overseas companies to two symposiums for discussion of future collaborations.two symposiums for discussion of future collaborations.
• Over 30 companies participated in the symposium.Over 30 companies participated in the symposium.
• 2010 “International Collaboration for Win-Win Progress” will 2010 “International Collaboration for Win-Win Progress” will be held at middle of November.be held at middle of November.
• Open to all new ideas, suggestions, and potential patterns for Open to all new ideas, suggestions, and potential patterns for collaboration.collaboration.
Cooperation with CompaniesCooperation with Companies
1st Win-Win Progress
2nd Win-Win Progress
International R&D with Multi-National Company
Joint Lab Microsoft Statistical & Information Joint Lab
IBM Senario Engineering Joint Lab
Motorola Semiconductor Joint Lab
Intel New Technology Joint Lab
Renesas T-Engine Joint Lab
Bell Software Joint Lab
Altera EDA/SOPC Joint Lab
Oracle E-Government Joint Lab
Joint Center Fujitsu IT Technology Research Center
Win-Win Targeted
Company Side
1
Enable innovative, cost efficient, exclusive & low risk pre-develop.
2
Know how by access to the complete potential
of an Univ.
3
Get indirect benefits by training of future leaders or top managers.
Fostering Innovation
Strengthening Business with
Univ.
Talent Spotting & Recruiting
Win-Win Targeted
PKU Side
1
Easy access to and intensive exchange about technology.
2
Transfer of scientific research results into
practical applications.
3
Sharpening of profile by highly relevant research.
Industrial applications
Technology Transfer
Third Party Financing
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