专家：京津冀人才流动网络以京、津为核心，衡水、廊坊成关键节点

Group 1 - The talent circulation network in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region exhibits a 'core-periphery' characteristic, with Beijing and Tianjin as dual cores, while cities like Hengshui and Langfang serve as nodes for talent flow, and Baoding and Shijiazhuang are gradually enhancing their talent attraction [1] - The "Blue Book on Coordinated Development of Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei" indicates that the number of R&D personnel in the region has increased by 1.5 times from 2014 to 2023, with Beijing's share rising from 53% to 58% [1] - Despite the growth in R&D personnel, Beijing and Tianjin together account for nearly half of the total R&D personnel in the region, while Hebei's cities collectively represent less than half of that, indicating that a multi-center collaborative pattern has yet to form [1] Group 2 - The coordinated development of Beijing, Tianjin, and Hebei has shown significant results in areas such as rail transit network construction, Xiong'an New Area development, and ecological environment improvement, marking a transition to a new stage of deep integration and quality enhancement [2] - The strategy emphasizes the coordination of transportation, industry, ecology, urban construction, and social policies, effectively promoting high-quality regional development and providing a practical example for Chinese-style modernization [2] Group 3 - The "Blue Book" also reveals that in 2023, the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region granted 136,400 new authorized invention patents, with Beijing dominating at 107,900, but still lagging behind the Yangtze River Delta's 247,700 patents, indicating a need for improvement in core technology capabilities [3] - In terms of capital investment, R&D funding in the region has significantly increased, accounting for 13% of the national total, slightly higher than the Yangtze River Delta, with Beijing maintaining the highest R&D funding intensity at 6.37%, while Hebei's intensity has not yet reached the national average [3] - Recommendations include accelerating the construction of a unified national market, promoting integrated development of industrial and supply chains, and addressing regional development imbalances by eliminating institutional barriers and enhancing regional collaboration [3]