Research identifies urgent need for interdisciplinary talent in dual carbon initiatives, suggesting improved cultivation methods in academia and industry.
To achieve the "dual carbon" goals, technological innovation is required, and more importantly, talents capable of disruptive technological innovation are needed. Such talents come from universities, research institutes, and also from innovative enterprises standing at the forefront of innovation. Therefore, establishing and improving the "dual carbon" talent cultivation system and demonstrating it is of great significance for filling the talent gap, enhancing the development momentum, and improving the quality of China's development. In the context of "dual carbon", there is a lack of high-end interdisciplinary talents. It is urgent to break the traditional cultivation mode, strengthen the cooperative cultivation mode of universities and research institutions, guided by the need to address major economic and social development requirements in China, and cultivate talents who are truly dedicated to national construction and apply their knowledge to practical work in China.
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