安徽省提出“科漂”概念,吸引科技人才回流合肥、阜阳、宿州、滁州等地,通过产业生态和制度支持实现人才与城市的双向奔赴,推动区域创新发展。
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安徽省作为综合性国家科学中心和长三角科技创新重要策源地,近年来在量子信息、聚变能源等前沿领域取得突破,提出“科漂”概念以吸引科技人才。
好评中国丨中青网评:当“科漂”遇见江淮,一场关于未来的双向奔赴
2026年初秋,“好评中国·逐梦新程”网络主题活动评论员一行赴合肥、阜阳、宿州、滁州四市,走进大科学装置、量子信息、聚变能源等科创前沿阵地,近距离感受着安徽作为综合性国家科学中心和长三角科技创新重要策源地的强劲脉动。而在这些硬核科技的背后,一个柔软而坚定的词汇,正在江淮大地上悄然生长——“科漂”。
人们习惯用“北漂”“沪漂”来描述那些怀揣梦想奔赴一线城市打拼的生存姿态。但今天,当中国经济的版图悄然重构、当创新驱动成为高质量发展的核心引擎,这群“科漂”给出了全新的答案。
“科漂”,是安徽在全国率先提出的新概念,专指那些以科创为导向、追逐科技梦想的新型人才。他们不再执着于北上广深的霓虹闪烁,而是将目光投向了合肥的“量子大道”、阜阳的“无线供电”车间、滁州的“光伏之都”。他们栖居在科技里,扎根在产业中,跃动在一座城市用诚意搭建的舞台上。这不仅仅是一次地理意义上的迁徙,更是一场关于未来的双向奔赴:城市以产业生态和制度温度留住“追光的人”,而“追光的人”则用智慧和汗水,为城市点亮前行的灯。
阜阳,这座淮河之滨的皖北重镇,曾长期是劳务输出的大市。在很长一段时间里,它的年轻人背着行囊南下北上,去深圳的工厂、去长三角的企业寻找生计。但今天,故事的主角变了。在中惠创智(阜阳)技术有限公司,30岁的工艺工程师杜旭东回来了。他将在长三角积累的技术经验,沉淀为阜阳车间里上百页的生产工艺体系,让“无线供电”这项黑科技在皖北落地生根。26岁的研发工程师王铮也留下来了,他主导研发的产品已经在全国二十多条产线上运转,让“让电线消失”的梦想照进现实……
当沿海的产业链条向内延伸,当高端制造在皖北县城拔节生长,年轻人忽然发现:原来梦想不必远行,家乡就是最好的舞台。
这种“双向奔赴”的底气,来自于安徽对“科漂”生态的精心培育。在合肥,云飞路被人们亲切地称为“量子大道”,几公里内聚集了30余家量子科技龙头企业。从大科学装置集群到前沿科技攻关,从CRAFT聚变堆主机关键系统综合研究设施到BEST紧凑型聚变能实验装置,合肥用“人造太阳”的雄心,为“科漂”们提供了追逐终极能源梦想的试验场。在这里,每一份创新都有被看见的可能,每一次尝试都有被包容的空间。
更让人心动的,是科大硅谷为“科漂”们打造的“驿站”体系。从提供第一张免费办公桌的科漂驿站,到助力创业“新手”变“行家”的科漂学院,再到汇聚全球智慧的创新创业大赛——这套生态支持系统,正在让“漂”从一种漂泊感,变成一种充满方向感的探索。
城市用制度诚意告诉年轻人:你只管去追光,我们来为你铺路。
站在2026年的秋天回望,我们看到的不只是产业的升级、技术的突破,更是一场关于人才与城市的深刻变革。安徽用实践证明:一个地方要吸引人才,不能只靠政策补贴的“输血”,更要靠产业生态的“造血”;不能只靠一时的热情,更要靠长久的保障。
未来的中国,需要更多的城市成为科研人员的追光的驿站。而江淮大地的故事告诉我们:当一座城市愿意为梦想铺路,当年轻人愿意为城市停留,这片土地就会生长出无限的可能。
这,是“好评中国”最闪亮的篇章;这,是“逐梦新程”最澎湃的写照。(邓海建)
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
安徽省将在2027年扩大‘科漂’驿站体系,覆盖更多县域城市
Likely · Within months
阜阳无线供电技术将在2027年前实现规模化商业应用
Possible · Within months
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