Raum BM18 013/014
Andrea Braun Střelcová is a predoctoral fellow in the Lise Meitner Research Group China in the Global System of Science and a doctoral researcher at the Higher Education Group, Tampere University (Finland). Andrea studies the dynamics of global research cooperation with Chinese actors from the European perspective through three lenses: research policy, universities’ organizational practice, and academic mobility. More widely, her research interests include research and innovation policy, science diplomacy, EU-China relations, and the intersection of migration with science policy. Andrea is the recipient of “Early Career Researcher Best Paper Award” at the Triple Helix Conference 2022. Andrea’s work extends beyond academia as she is an experienced project manager with expertise in higher education management and international research collaboration. She regularly holds talks also to non-academic audiences and is in active dialogue with policy makers across Europe.
Before joining the MPIWG, Andrea worked as a university administrator at Charles University’s Faculty of Physical Education and Sport (Czech Republic, 2018-2020) and a research associate at the ESSCA School of Management’s EU-Asia Institute (France, 2017-2019). Prior to that, she was based in Beijing, at first at the EU Delegation to China and Mongolia (2011), later heading the China office of EURAXESS, the European Commission’s initiative supporting researchers’ mobility (2013-2016). Andrea studied Chinese at the National Chengchi University in Taipei and Beijing Normal University. She holds an MSc from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) in anthropology of China and a BA from Charles University in Prague in international relations and area studies.
Projekte
Europe’s Research Collaboration with China, 1993-2023: People, Practice and Policy
Selected Publications
Liche, Mesay Barekew and Andrea Braun Střelcová (2023). “The Pathway towards Triple Helix: Technology Development Evaluation in Ethiopian Science & Technology Universities.” Triple Helix 10: 12–39. https://doi.org/10.1163/21971927-bja10038.
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Braun Střelcová, Andrea, Stephanie Christmann-Budian, and Anna L. Ahlers (2022). The End of ‘Learning from the West’? Trends in China’s Contemporary Science Policy. Observations 6. Berlin: Max Planck Institute for the History of Science. https://doi.org/10.17617/2.3407491.
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Xu, Xin, Andrea Braun Střelcová, Giulio Marini, Futao Huang, and Yuzhuo Cai (2022). “International Academics in Mainland China: What Do We Know and What Do We Need to Know?” European Journal of Higher Education 12 (1): 416–433. https://doi.org/10.1080/21568235.2022.2074865.
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Braun Střelcová, Andrea (2021). Engaged, Not Married: The Past, Present, and Future of Europe’s Research Collaboration with China. Observations 3. Berlin: Max Planck Institute for the History of Science. https://doi.org/10.17617/2.3286012.
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Braun Střelcová, Andrea, Yuzhuo Cai, and Wei Shen (2023). “The Experience of European Researchers in China: A Comparative Capital Advantage Perspective.” Journal of the Knowledge Economy 14 (3): 2663–2691. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13132-022-00982-3.
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Observations Series
Presentations, Talks, & Teaching Activities
China Center for Cultural Studies in Science and Technology, TU Berlin, Germany
CGHE Webinar Series
Center for Global Higher Education, University of Oxford
20th Triple Helix Conference: Innovation and development in the post-pandemic world, University of Florence, Italy
CGHE webinar series (recording here), Center for Global Higher Education, University of Oxford, UK
German Association for Asian Studies (DGA) Conference: Sustainability “Made in Asia”, Universität Rostock, Germany
CHER (Consortium for Higher Education Research) 35th Annual conference, WU Wien, Austria
Sustainability “Made in Asia”
German Association for Asian Studies (DGA) , Universität Rostock
Sino-Finnish Education Research Centre, Tampere University