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DNA sculpture at China Science & Technology Museum, Beijing. Source: by Mitch Altman (via Flickr.com, CC-Lizenz (CC-BY-SA 2.0)), 2011.

Lise Meitner Research Group: China in the Global System of Science

China in the Global System of Science

The Lise Meitner Research Group “China in the Global System of Science” explores social structures of science and scholarship in contemporary China and the relationships between societal norms and values, the political regime, and the country’s ambition to become a constitutive and dominating part of world science. Researchers combine methods from the social sciences, area studies, and other disciplines to investigate China’s science policy and governance, the development of scientific disciplines and epistemic communities, public communication of science and institutional features of international academic cooperation. In a general and comparative perspective, the group’s work contributes to scholarship on the dynamics of global structures of scientific knowledge production and their local varieties.

Projects

The Evolution of China’s Scientific Literacy Surveys
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China's Science Silk Road
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Using Artificial Intelligence in S&T Policy Research
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Publications

Observations: Short Papers on Science & Society in China & the World

Events

Which Global China: Current Debates, Open Frontiers

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Multiple Lives of Quantification in the Modern World

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Pushing the Boundaries: The Role of Chinese Climate Scientists in Boundary Organizations

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News & Press

New vacancies and fellowships in research, administration and/or technical support

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Jelena Große-Bley interviewed by Süddeutsche Zeitung on China’s approach to climate change

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Visiting Senior Research Fellow Rudolf Stichweh on FAZ podcast on the significance of the Nobel Prize

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Multimedia