This article discusses the importance and methods of improving creative approaches in organizing scientific research activities. The need for multidisciplinary collaboration, innovative methodologies and the use of new technologies to increase the effectiveness of research is emphasized. It also emphasizes the importance of taking risks and learning from failures in scientific activities, the importance of teamwork, and the encouragement of creative approaches in creating a scientific environment. The article also discusses the role of global collaboration and intellectual property protection in increasing the effectiveness of scientific research. These approaches not only improve the quality of scientific research, but also help develop innovative solutions, which will lead to advanced results in the field of science and technology.

Creative approach, Scientific research, Innovative methodologies, Multidisciplinary collaboration, New ideas, Experiment and failure learning, Technological tools, Artificial intelligence (AI), Big data, Digital technologies, Computer simulations, Global collaboration, Intellectual property protection

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