Academia-Research Collaboration: DropBio Hosts Alumni Enterprise Visit and Exchange Event When the "intellectual treasure trove" of the laboratory meets the "vital currents" of industrial development, a profound dialogue about the future of cosmetic ingredients quietly unfolds through the bonds of alumni connections. Visiting an Alumni Enterprise, Tapping into the Industry Frontier Last Friday, a delegation led by Vice President Li Jinhong of Qingdao University of Science and Technology, accompanied by Mr. Xu Jinrong, General Manager of DropBio, conducted an on-site tour of the company's R&D center, efficacy evaluation laboratory, and intelligent pilot production workshop. They gained a detailed understanding of the enterprise's technological layout and industrialization achievements in areas such as specialized plant extraction and bio-fermentation ingredients. As an alumni enterprise of Qingdao University of Science and Technology, DropBio has been deeply cultivating the cosmetic ingredient sector in recent years, forming core strengths in the development of specialized ingredients and green manufacturing processes. From microscopic molecules in the lab to scaled-up output in the pilot workshop, every step embodies the ultimate pursuit of "green, efficacy, and safety." The delegation highly recognized the company's breakthroughs in plant active ingredient extraction and bio-fermentation technology, viewing these achievements as the exact "hard technological currency" urgently needed by the current cosmetics industry. Focusing on Collaborative Innovation, Discussing Pathways for Cooperation During the subsequent symposium, both sides engaged in lively discussions centered on integrating "industry, academia, research, and application." Representatives from DropBio introduced the company's practical experience in cosmetic ingredient R&D, quality control, and market application, while also outlining the industry's current technical needs in areas such as domestic substitution of functional ingredients and high-value utilization of specialized resources. The research team from Qingdao University of Science and Technology shared their latest research findings in the field of green chemical synthesis. Both sides unanimously agreed that competition in the cosmetic ingredient industry has shifted from individual products to a contest of technological ecosystems, making it crucial to connect the entire chain of "basic research—technology development—industrial application." Based on this, the two parties explored several substantive cooperation concepts, covering joint laboratory establishment, collaborative research projects, and two-way talent exchange and cultivation. Vice President Li of Qingdao University of Science and Technology designated on-site the specific contacts from the College of Biological Engineering and the College of Materials Science and Engineering, and arranged for the Student Affairs Department to follow up on talent cultivation and placement. Mr. Xu Jinrong, General Manager of DropBio, expressed his hope that his alma mater would establish cosmetics-related programs to inject more professional expertise into the "beauty economy." Leveraging Alumni Bonds to Empower Industrial Upgrading This visit represents an important initiative by DropBio to practice the philosophy of "open innovation and win-win cooperation." Alumni enterprises serve both as vital carriers for transforming the scientific achievements of their alma mater and as perceptive sensors of industry needs. Through the alumni bond, both parties can more efficiently match "what research can offer" with "what industry needs," enabling the laboratory's "intellectual treasure trove" to genuinely transform into the "vital currents" of industrial development. Moving forward, DropBio will continue to deepen regular engagement with university research teams, using industry-academia-research collaboration as an engine to drive the iterative upgrading of cosmetic ingredients towards "green, efficacy, and safety." As academic wisdom and industrial practice converge on the cosmetic ingredient track, the high-quality development of China's beauty industry is welcoming new breakthroughs.  

Academia-Research Collaboration: DropBio Hosts Alumni Enterprise Visit and Exchange Event When the "intellectual treasure trove" of the laboratory meets the "vital currents" of industrial development, a profound dialogue about the future of cosmetic ingredients quietly unfolds through the bonds of alumni connections. Visiting an Alumni Enterprise, Tapping into the Industry Frontier Last Friday, a delegation led by Vice President Li Jinhong of Qingdao University of Science and Technology, accompanied by Mr. Xu Jinrong, General Manager of DropBio, conducted an on-site tour of the company's R&D center, efficacy evaluation laboratory, and intelligent pilot production workshop. They gained a detailed understanding of the enterprise's technological layout and industrialization achievements in areas such as specialized plant extraction and bio-fermentation ingredients. As an alumni enterprise of Qingdao University of Science and Technology, DropBio has been deeply cultivating the cosmetic ingredient sector in recent years, forming core strengths in the development of specialized ingredients and green manufacturing processes. From microscopic molecules in the lab to scaled-up output in the pilot workshop, every step embodies the ultimate pursuit of "green, efficacy, and safety." The delegation highly recognized the company's breakthroughs in plant active ingredient extraction and bio-fermentation technology, viewing these achievements as the exact "hard technological currency" urgently needed by the current cosmetics industry. Focusing on Collaborative Innovation, Discussing Pathways for Cooperation During the subsequent symposium, both sides engaged in lively discussions centered on integrating "industry, academia, research, and application." Representatives from DropBio introduced the company's practical experience in cosmetic ingredient R&D, quality control, and market application, while also outlining the industry's current technical needs in areas such as domestic substitution of functional ingredients and high-value utilization of specialized resources. The research team from Qingdao University of Science and Technology shared their latest research findings in the field of green chemical synthesis. Both sides unanimously agreed that competition in the cosmetic ingredient industry has shifted from individual products to a contest of technological ecosystems, making it crucial to connect the entire chain of "basic research—technology development—industrial application." Based on this, the two parties explored several substantive cooperation concepts, covering joint laboratory establishment, collaborative research projects, and two-way talent exchange and cultivation. Vice President Li of Qingdao University of Science and Technology designated on-site the specific contacts from the College of Biological Engineering and the College of Materials Science and Engineering, and arranged for the Student Affairs Department to follow up on talent cultivation and placement. Mr. Xu Jinrong, General Manager of DropBio, expressed his hope that his alma mater would establish cosmetics-related programs to inject more professional expertise into the "beauty economy." Leveraging Alumni Bonds to Empower Industrial Upgrading This visit represents an important initiative by DropBio to practice the philosophy of "open innovation and win-win cooperation." Alumni enterprises serve both as vital carriers for transforming the scientific achievements of their alma mater and as perceptive sensors of industry needs. Through the alumni bond, both parties can more efficiently match "what research can offer" with "what industry needs," enabling the laboratory's "intellectual treasure trove" to genuinely transform into the "vital currents" of industrial development. Moving forward, DropBio will continue to deepen regular engagement with university research teams, using industry-academia-research collaboration as an engine to drive the iterative upgrading of cosmetic ingredients towards "green, efficacy, and safety." As academic wisdom and industrial practice converge on the cosmetic ingredient track, the high-quality development of China's beauty industry is welcoming new breakthroughs.  

扎根南京美谷，共建产业生态  尊敬的合作伙伴和客户： 近日，备受瞩目的“南京美谷”正式开园，点滴(南京)生物科技有限公司携手全资子公司点源生物，成为园区首批入驻企业。从此，我们在江北新区沿江街道绿联路拥有了全新的生产与研发基地，向着更高质量的发展目标大步迈进。       深耕技术，突破发展瓶颈 作为深耕美妆及个人护理领域的功能性原料供应商,点滴生物始终以技术为核心驱动力。伴随着国内外市场订单持续增长,原有产线产能逐渐趋于饱和,长期依托代工补足产能缺口,不仅限制了生产效率，也难以充分满足海外客户实地验厂、深度合作的需求。 经过多方实地考察与综合评估，我们最终选择落户南京美谷。这里完善的产业生态、集聚的上下游资源，正是企业突破发展瓶颈的理想沃土。         新厂区规划，功能明确 走进位于美谷10号楼的点滴生物新厂区,整体布局科学规整,功能分区清晰明确： 一楼规划标准化仓储区域，保障物料高效流转；  二楼打造*十万级GMP标准洁净车间*，严控产品品质；  三楼建立研发中心，搭建各专业实验室，涵盖新原料研发、应用研究、功效研究等全板块，夯实技术研发根基。   携手共建产业生态系统 择邻而居，聚力同行。在南京美谷,我们拥有了得天独厚的产业“朋友圈”。 园区内,合作多年的伙伴联合美学近在咫尺，上游原料与下游成品无缝衔接，大幅降低物流、仓储成本，让合作变得更加高效便捷；园区8号楼内，中华全国供销合作总社南京野生植物综合利用研究所设立研发智造中心，顶尖科研团队近距离提供技术支持，研发遇难题，出门即可对接专家,为我们的技术创新保驾护航。 依托园区全产业链布局，企业之间不再单打独斗，而是抱团发展、携手共赢。   新工厂投产，产能大幅提升 择邻而居，聚力同行。在南京美谷,我们拥有了得天独厚的产业“朋友圈”。 园区内,合作多年的伙伴联合美学近在咫尺，上游原料与下游成品无缝衔接，大幅降低物流、仓储成本，让合作变得更加高效便捷；园区8号楼内，中华全国供销合作总社南京野生植物综合利用研究所设立研发智造中心，顶尖科研团队近距离提供技术支持，研发遇难题，出门即可对接专家,为我们的技术创新保驾护航。 依托园区全产业链布局，企业之间不再单打独斗，而是抱团发展、携手共赢。   共享生态系统，开启新征程 不止于此，南京美谷打造的*共享生态体系*，更让我们充满期待。园区配套专业技术平台、超万平米共享工厂，支持大小批量生产与样品打样；未来还将搭建共享专利池、共享展厅、联合展会展位，打通技术、产品、市场全链路资源。 未来，点滴生物将扎根南京美谷这片产业高地,持续坚守匠心、深耕技术,以更优质的功能性原料产品回馈每一位客户。我们也期待与园区内所有同行携手并肩,共建美丽健康产业新生态，共创行业美好未来！ 新工厂建设进行中，欢迎新老客户、行业伙伴莅临考察交流！   地址： 江启路8号，南京市江北新区沿江街道南京美谷B区10号楼

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Academia-Research Collaboration: DropBio Hosts Alumni Enterprise Visit and Exchange Event When the "intellectual treasure trove" of the laboratory meets the "vital currents" of industrial development, a profound dialogue about the future of cosmetic ingredients quietly unfolds through the bonds of alumni connections. Visiting an Alumni Enterprise, Tapping into the Industry Frontier Last Friday, a delegation led by Vice President Li Jinhong of Qingdao University of Science and Technology, accompanied by Mr. Xu Jinrong, General Manager of DropBio, conducted an on-site tour of the company's R&D center, efficacy evaluation laboratory, and intelligent pilot production workshop. They gained a detailed understanding of the enterprise's technological layout and industrialization achievements in areas such as specialized plant extraction and bio-fermentation ingredients. As an alumni enterprise of Qingdao University of Science and Technology, DropBio has been deeply cultivating the cosmetic ingredient sector in recent years, forming core strengths in the development of specialized ingredients and green manufacturing processes. From microscopic molecules in the lab to scaled-up output in the pilot workshop, every step embodies the ultimate pursuit of "green, efficacy, and safety." The delegation highly recognized the company's breakthroughs in plant active ingredient extraction and bio-fermentation technology, viewing these achievements as the exact "hard technological currency" urgently needed by the current cosmetics industry. Focusing on Collaborative Innovation, Discussing Pathways for Cooperation During the subsequent symposium, both sides engaged in lively discussions centered on integrating "industry, academia, research, and application." Representatives from DropBio introduced the company's practical experience in cosmetic ingredient R&D, quality control, and market application, while also outlining the industry's current technical needs in areas such as domestic substitution of functional ingredients and high-value utilization of specialized resources. The research team from Qingdao University of Science and Technology shared their latest research findings in the field of green chemical synthesis. Both sides unanimously agreed that competition in the cosmetic ingredient industry has shifted from individual products to a contest of technological ecosystems, making it crucial to connect the entire chain of "basic research—technology development—industrial application." Based on this, the two parties explored several substantive cooperation concepts, covering joint laboratory establishment, collaborative research projects, and two-way talent exchange and cultivation. Vice President Li of Qingdao University of Science and Technology designated on-site the specific contacts from the College of Biological Engineering and the College of Materials Science and Engineering, and arranged for the Student Affairs Department to follow up on talent cultivation and placement. Mr. Xu Jinrong, General Manager of DropBio, expressed his hope that his alma mater would establish cosmetics-related programs to inject more professional expertise into the "beauty economy." Leveraging Alumni Bonds to Empower Industrial Upgrading This visit represents an important initiative by DropBio to practice the philosophy of "open innovation and win-win cooperation." Alumni enterprises serve both as vital carriers for transforming the scientific achievements of their alma mater and as perceptive sensors of industry needs. Through the alumni bond, both parties can more efficiently match "what research can offer" with "what industry needs," enabling the laboratory's "intellectual treasure trove" to genuinely transform into the "vital currents" of industrial development. Moving forward, DropBio will continue to deepen regular engagement with university research teams, using industry-academia-research collaboration as an engine to drive the iterative upgrading of cosmetic ingredients towards "green, efficacy, and safety." As academic wisdom and industrial practice converge on the cosmetic ingredient track, the high-quality development of China's beauty industry is welcoming new breakthroughs.  

Academia-Research Collaboration: DropBio Hosts Alumni Enterprise Visit and Exchange Event When the "intellectual treasure trove" of the laboratory meets the "vital currents" of industrial development, a profound dialogue about the future of cosmetic ingredients quietly unfolds through the bonds of alumni connections. Visiting an Alumni Enterprise, Tapping into the Industry Frontier Last Friday, a delegation led by Vice President Li Jinhong of Qingdao University of Science and Technology, accompanied by Mr. Xu Jinrong, General Manager of DropBio, conducted an on-site tour of the company's R&D center, efficacy evaluation laboratory, and intelligent pilot production workshop. They gained a detailed understanding of the enterprise's technological layout and industrialization achievements in areas such as specialized plant extraction and bio-fermentation ingredients. As an alumni enterprise of Qingdao University of Science and Technology, DropBio has been deeply cultivating the cosmetic ingredient sector in recent years, forming core strengths in the development of specialized ingredients and green manufacturing processes. From microscopic molecules in the lab to scaled-up output in the pilot workshop, every step embodies the ultimate pursuit of "green, efficacy, and safety." The delegation highly recognized the company's breakthroughs in plant active ingredient extraction and bio-fermentation technology, viewing these achievements as the exact "hard technological currency" urgently needed by the current cosmetics industry. Focusing on Collaborative Innovation, Discussing Pathways for Cooperation During the subsequent symposium, both sides engaged in lively discussions centered on integrating "industry, academia, research, and application." Representatives from DropBio introduced the company's practical experience in cosmetic ingredient R&D, quality control, and market application, while also outlining the industry's current technical needs in areas such as domestic substitution of functional ingredients and high-value utilization of specialized resources. The research team from Qingdao University of Science and Technology shared their latest research findings in the field of green chemical synthesis. Both sides unanimously agreed that competition in the cosmetic ingredient industry has shifted from individual products to a contest of technological ecosystems, making it crucial to connect the entire chain of "basic research—technology development—industrial application." Based on this, the two parties explored several substantive cooperation concepts, covering joint laboratory establishment, collaborative research projects, and two-way talent exchange and cultivation. Vice President Li of Qingdao University of Science and Technology designated on-site the specific contacts from the College of Biological Engineering and the College of Materials Science and Engineering, and arranged for the Student Affairs Department to follow up on talent cultivation and placement. Mr. Xu Jinrong, General Manager of DropBio, expressed his hope that his alma mater would establish cosmetics-related programs to inject more professional expertise into the "beauty economy." Leveraging Alumni Bonds to Empower Industrial Upgrading This visit represents an important initiative by DropBio to practice the philosophy of "open innovation and win-win cooperation." Alumni enterprises serve both as vital carriers for transforming the scientific achievements of their alma mater and as perceptive sensors of industry needs. Through the alumni bond, both parties can more efficiently match "what research can offer" with "what industry needs," enabling the laboratory's "intellectual treasure trove" to genuinely transform into the "vital currents" of industrial development. Moving forward, DropBio will continue to deepen regular engagement with university research teams, using industry-academia-research collaboration as an engine to drive the iterative upgrading of cosmetic ingredients towards "green, efficacy, and safety." As academic wisdom and industrial practice converge on the cosmetic ingredient track, the high-quality development of China's beauty industry is welcoming new breakthroughs.