Southeast University Ranked the Top in “Share of Global Inventions 2012 (China)”

Publisher:系统管理员Release time:2014-04-30Number of Views:484

According to the report named ��he Research & Innovation Performance of the G20 and its Impact on Decisions Made by the World�� Most Influential Economic Leaders��released by the Essential Science Indicators SM, Southeast University ranked the 8th in ��ntellectual Property Research---- Share of Global Inventions 2012 (China)��with its 1584 inventions, only after Zhengjiang University, Tsinghua University, and Shanghai Jiaotong University.

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