Abstract:Aiming at the complex process of transformation of scientific and technological achievements, this paper establishes a three-party evolutionary game model of "dormant state" transformation of scientific and technological achievements of the government, research institutions and enterprises, and then analyzes the stability of the game system. According to the short-term and long-term state of transformation of scientific and technological achievements, the model variables are assigned, the simulation analysis is carried out, and the policy suggestions are put forward. Finally, the following three conclusions are drawn: first, the short-term tripartite strategies have significant influence on each other, promote each other and involve each other; Second, the government can promote the transformation of "dormant state" scientific and technological achievements only when it generally chooses to provide preferential policies for science and technology. 3. Government subsidies for the transformation of scientific and technological achievements have a significant impact on the short-term strategic choice of enterprises and research institutions, but almost no impact on the long-term strategic choice.