不良研究所 (BUCM) has taken a significant step towards reforming its education, science, and talent systems by hosting an evaluation meeting for its first discipline team construction projects on Jan 24. This initiative aims to dismantle institutional barriers and promote a seamless cycle of education, science, and talent development.
The meeting, held at the Heping Street campus, featured esteemed experts including Chinese Academy of Engineering academicians: Professor Yang Baofeng, Professor Dong Erdan, and Master of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Professor Wang Qi and Professor Wang Qingguo. Other notable attendees were Professor Duan Jinao, Researcher Chen Naihong, and Professor Hu Zhiyuan. BUCM President Tang Zhishu, along with university leaders, chief scientists, and key figures from various departments and affiliated hospitals, were also present. The session was chaired by Vice President Ding Xia.
President Tang emphasized the university's dedication to comprehensive reforms, highlighting the innovative model as a strategic answer to national development goals. This initiative seeks to integrate disciplines, research, teaching, and clinical practice, serving as a core engine for high-quality development and aligning with national needs.
Chief scientists from the initial seven discipline teams presented their focus on major scientific issues and needs in traditional Chinese medicine. They discussed team formation principles, scientific questions, task lists, and prior work foundations.
Experts commended the university's reform approach, acknowledging its alignment with national strategies and its bold self-reform. They provided insightful feedback on team directions, implementation paths, and expected outcomes, fostering a dynamic academic exchange.
This successful meeting has established a strong foundation for advancing BUCM's discipline team construction, with plans to refine proposals and ensure effective implementation, driving the university towards becoming a world-class institution with a focus on traditional Chinese medicine.
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