Keywords
innovation ecosystem
scientific and innovative development
scientific and innovative potential
university 3.0
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Abstract
This article is connected with the questions of effective preobrazovaniya of high school students in deystvuyushchie centers of peredovoy science and innovative predprinimatelstva in the framework of the concept of "University 3.0". Formation of the system of management of scientific and innovative development of universities, which will allow to find resources and methods of effective reproduction of scientific and innovative potential.
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