Global Innovation Hubs Index 2024 - Executive Summary 2024 has witnessed generative artificial intelligence (AI) breaking new frontiers in science, driving a new wave of industrial innovation and increasing the level of human-machine interaction in daily lives. Although the global economy is recovering after the COVID-19 pandemic, it faces risk from geopolitical conflicts and natural disasters. In this climate, scientific and technological innovations are much needed to address global problems and drive health improvements. The Global Innovation Hubs Index (GIHI) developed by the Center for Industrial Development and Environmental Governance (CIDEG) at Tsinghua University and Nature Research Intelligence, has been tracking and analyzing year-on-year changes and the latest trends in global innovation since 2020. GIHI2024 continues to apply scientific, objective, independent and impartial principles to evaluate global innovation hubs (GIHs) using three indicators - research innovation, innovation economy and innovation ecosystem - providing a reference for policymakers, entrepreneurs and practitioners.

Global Innovation Hubs Index 2023 Chinese Report (GIHI2023)In 2023, the power of global innovation in science and technology continues to reshape the world, with large language modeling (LLM) and generative artificial intelligence (AIGC) triggering disruptive changes in a wide range of sectors, including education, technology, and industry. Throughout the world''''s economic development trend, global economic development in 2023 will face tremendous pressure under the impact of non-economic factors such as geopolitical conflicts and natural disasters, and the demand for innovation in economic development has become even more urgent. The Global Innovation Hubs Index (hereinafter referred to as GIHI), has been tracking the latest trends in global innovation development year by year since 2020. GIHI2023 continues to adhere to the basic principles of "science, objectivity, independence and impartiality", and comprehensively assesses the development of international scientific innovation cities from three dimensions: science center, innovation highland, and innovation ecology, to provide a reference basis for policymakers, entrepreneurs and practitioners. The English version of " Global Innovation Hubs Index 2023" has been officially launched on the Nature website, welcome to download the full English report through the link below: https://www.nature.com/collections/edejaccfjf