DiQi Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. is located on Guangzhou's International Bioisland, occupying over 3,300 square meters with fully equipped drug R&D laboratories and cleanrooms. On the morning of December 1st, DiQi Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd. welcomed first-year students from Class 2 of the Biomedical Engineering program at South China University of Technology. The students toured the pharmaceutical R&D laboratories, including the analytical laboratory and the formulation laboratory.

Since its establishment, DiQi Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd has earned numerous honors. It is recognized as the sole Engineering Research Center for Generic Drug Quality Consistency Evaluation in Guangdong Province, a National High-Tech Enterprise, an Outstanding Enterprise in two editions of the China Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition, and has been consecutively named among the Top 50 Biotech Innovation Enterprises in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area for two consecutive terms. DiQi Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd has filed 49 domestic invention patent applications, securing 11 domestic invention patents, one European patent pre-authorization, and one Japanese pre-authorization. The company has achieved three scientific and technological accomplishments and passed the National Intellectual Property Management System Certification!

While learning about the company's background, business model, core team, core technologies, products, and industry-academia-research collaborations, students also gained insights into the recent landscape of biomedical engineering programs, providing valuable reference for their future career planning.

As a veteran in the biopharmaceutical industry, the manager of DiQi Pharmaceuticals Co., Ltd's High-End Formulation Department shared his career insights with students. Focusing on the biomedical engineering major, he outlined the field's future trajectory by examining recent trends in related patents, academic publications, employment prospects, investment activity, and compensation levels. He advised students that to succeed in biomedical engineering, they must build a solid professional foundation during university and cultivate a steady, diligent work ethic. He concluded with an eight-character maxim: Choose what you love, and love what you choose!