From November 7 to 10, 2025, the Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Discipline Group Meeting of the 2025 National Experimental Teaching Demonstration Center Directors' Joint Conference was held in Xiamen. Hosted by the Ministry of Education's joint conference and organized by Xiamen University, the meeting gathered more than 200 experts and scholars from 69 universities.

The meeting focused on key topics including Chemistry 101 core experimental curriculum construction, chemistry experimental teaching reform for the 15th Five-Year Plan, and sustainable development of national experimental teaching demonstration centers.

During the teaching instrument exhibition and exchange session, a number of innovative and practical teaching instruments were presented, covering mass spectrometry, spectroscopy, electrochemistry, surface and interface chemistry, automated synthesis, and other categories.
As an example of industry-university-research cooperation, GIFT and the Xiamen University research team have worked deeply in liquid gating technology and successfully developed the world's first liquid gating intelligent testing and analysis cluster system based on liquid gating principles.

Participants visited the National Demonstration Center for Experimental Chemistry Education at Xiamen University and showed strong interest in the liquid gating intelligent testing analyzer. GIFT representatives discussed the application potential of liquid gating technology in teaching and research with university peers.

Visitors highly praised the integrated and intelligent performance of GIFT-E1 Pro. GIFT representatives noted that the meeting provided valuable opportunities for in-depth exchanges with university teachers and helped clarify future directions for promoting liquid gating technology in experimental teaching.

This appearance at the national demonstration center meeting is an important step for GIFT in promoting deep industry-university-research integration and supporting innovation in chemistry experimental teaching. GIFT will continue working with universities to promote domestic teaching instruments and cultivate innovative scientific and technological talent.