SCIENCE AND INNOVATION (ILM-FAN VA INNOVATSIYA)
Ключевые слова:
science, innovation, digital era, education, international cooperation, sustainable development.Аннотация
This paper explores the global significance of science and innovation in modern society. Science is examined as a driving force of societal progress, with special attention to the role of innovation in the digital era. The importance of education and scientific literacy as key enablers of innovation is also highlighted. The article presents global examples of major scientific breakthroughs and innovative initiatives from various countries, and discusses the opportunities and challenges for international cooperation in science and innovation. In conclusion, the paper summarizes key insights and emphasizes the role of science and innovation in fostering sustainable development and addressing future global challenges.
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