On January 5, Meng Xun, Secretary of the Party Committee of the School of Materials Science and Engineering at South China University of Technology (SCUT), and Guo Baochun, Dean of the School, led a team of rubber experts to visit JSJ Silicon Materials’ production base in Zhaoqing for an inspection and exchange. JSJ General Manager Ms. Ren Zhenxue, accompanied by key personnel from R&D, public affairs, and other core departments, warmly received the delegation and engaged in in-depth discussions.
Accompanied by General Manager Ren Zhenxue, the expert team toured JSJ’s Product Experience Center. During the visit, the delegation received a detailed briefing on JSJ’s development history, strategic layout, core product portfolio, and future business directions. The discussions focused on cutting-edge R&D and technology transfer in high-performance silica for tires, as well as practical pathways for deeper industry-academia-research collaboration. The exchange was pragmatic, efficient, and highly productive.
This visit significantly strengthened mutual understanding between the university and the company in the field of R&D and application of high-performance precipitated silica for tires, laying a solid foundation for building a collaborative innovation platform.
As a dedicated leader in functional silica, JSJ has consistently aligned its efforts with industry trends in silicon materials and the talent cultivation needs of universities. The company regards technological R&D and talent development as core strategies, continuously providing more competitive product solutions and technical support for industry upgrading and university teaching practices.
Looking ahead, JSJ will further expand cooperation with universities across dimensions and formats. By leveraging industry-academia-research collaboration as a bridge, JSJ aims to unite strengths from both sides to drive technological breakthroughs and talent growth—contributing to the high-quality, prosperous development of the silicon materials industry and supporting advancements in university teaching and research.
