勇攀科技高峰 促进高质量发展——2024年度海南省科学技术奖获奖情况

Group 1 - The 2024 Hainan Provincial Science and Technology Awards are the first to be awarded after the revision of the "Hainan Provincial Science and Technology Award Measures" and implementation rules, with a 30% increase in nominated projects compared to the previous year and a control of the award-winning ratio below 35%, indicating a higher difficulty in winning and an increase in project quality [1] - Awarded projects demonstrate significant technological innovation and have a notable impact on industry advancement, generating substantial social and economic benefits, showcasing Hainan's effectiveness in attracting and nurturing innovative teams [1] Group 2 - The awarded projects align with the province's industrial layout and development needs, covering key areas such as deep sea, energy, nuclear power, oil and gas, information technology, new materials, ecological environment, tropical efficient agriculture, and healthcare, reflecting the province's strategic focus and the commitment of researchers to national strategies [1] - The innovation capability of enterprises in the province has significantly improved, with 16 projects led by enterprises winning awards, accounting for nearly one-third of the total, marking a historical high [1] - The total direct economic benefits generated by the awarded projects reached 118.95 billion, a 66.5% increase compared to the economic benefits of awarded projects in 2023, setting a new high in the past three years [1] Group 3 - The effectiveness of youth talent and team building is evident, with an increasing proportion of award-winning projects led by individuals under 45 years old, reflecting the province's ongoing optimization of support policies for young scientific talent [2] - The characteristic of open innovation is more pronounced, with 66.3% of awarded projects involving collaboration with external provinces, and 23.8% led by introduced talents, while 30.1% are led by returned talents, all reaching the highest levels in the past three years [2] - The proportion of award winners from outside the province reached 40.2%, also a record high in the last three years [2]