On March 18, 2014, the National Science and Technology Infrastructure Platform Center organized a working meeting on the standard compilation of the "Science and Technology Platform Classification Code for Large-scale Scientific Instruments and Equipment" in Beijing. Experts from the Bureau of Finance and Economics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Tsinghua University, Beijing Physical and Chemical Analysis and Testing Center, China National Institute of Standardization, and Shanghai Analysis and Testing Association participated in the work seminar.

        At the meeting, Su Jing, deputy director of the platform center, briefed the experts on the main work of the science and technology platform, emphasized the important role of standardization work on the science and technology platform, and introduced the overall progress and effectiveness of the standardization of the science and technology platform. The platform center introduced the pre-research and formulation of the standard pre-research and formulation of the "Classification Code for Large-scale Scientific Instruments and Equipment for Science and Technology Platforms". The experts at the meeting conducted a thorough discussion on the classification and coding principles of large-scale scientific instruments and equipment, as well as the scientificity and accuracy of the classification. comminicate.

        Experts at the conference agreed that large-scale scientific instruments and equipment are an important part of my country’s scientific and technological resources and the material basis for national scientific and technological innovation. , Standardized and refined management, and promotion of optimized configuration, open sharing and efficient utilization are of great significance. Experts at the meeting suggested that the classification of large-scale scientific instruments and equipment, especially special instruments and equipment, should be further refined, and the standard text should be supplemented and improved as soon as possible, and comments should be widely solicited, so as to accelerate the approval and release of the standard.