Core Viewpoint - Jiangsu High-tech Zone and higher education institutions are advancing "dual high collaboration" development through the introduction of a "policy guideline list" and a "reform guideline list," which include 24 specific policies and 15 reform measures aimed at addressing innovation integration challenges and deepening collaboration [1][2] Group 1: Policy Guidelines - The "policy guideline list" focuses on a five-part integration development system: cutting-edge tracks, sci-tech platforms, leading talents, transformation funds, and benchmark projects, detailing 24 specific policies [1] - Several newly added or refined policies target key bottlenecks in "dual high collaboration," such as enhancing the participation of university faculty in enterprise horizontal projects through support for industry-university-research cooperation projects [1] - Eligible projects will be included in provincial science and technology program management, with provincial special funds providing support through post-subsidies and interest subsidies [1] Group 2: Reform Guidelines - The "reform guideline list" consists of 15 reform measures that focus on four areas: park management mechanisms, collaborative education in science and technology, transformation of scientific and technological achievements, and evaluation of scientific and technological talents [2] - These two lists create a dual-track advancement model of "current policy implementation + future reform exploration" to encourage proactive and innovative reforms in high-tech zones and universities [2]