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China’s Science and Technology (STI) market is a very dynamic sector with rapid progress, offering considerable opportunities for potential collaboration. The European Union (EU) and China have a long track of cooperation on STI subjects. There are several points of coincidence, common trends and a political commitment to deepen existing collaboration. Many reasons bring us to take a closer look at China’s STI landscape and to understand the implications of all these changes on the EU-China STI collaboration.
This report provides current insights in that direction, by analysing the core elements shaping the Chinese STI landscape, highlighting trends and by identifying key challenges as well as main opportunities for international STI collaboration. The document aims at delivering an overview on main issues to be considered by European organisations when intending to get engaged in STI collaboration with China.
A thorough documentary analysis has been performed and a set of key stakeholders has provided their views on the topics scrutinised. Indeed, whereas there is a common agreement on the strategic relevance of fomenting and reinforcing international STI collaboration between European and Chinese actors, there is also a clear view that it is a process requiring perseverance and decisive steps towards building up a relationship based on mutual trust.
The underlying study is part of the activities of EU-funded project ERICENA, which established ENRICH China, a European Network of Research and Innovation Centres and Hubs in China. ENRICH China supports and connects European research, innovation and business organisations to China.
Eine Publikation der Steinbeis 2i GmbH.
Eduardo Herrmann ist Team Manager und Senior Project Manager für Produktionstechnologien, Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaften am Steinbeis-Europa-Zentrum (SEZ) / Steinbeis 2i GmbH (S2i). Das SEZ bildet für Unternehmen, Forschungseinrichtungen, Hochschulen und regionale Wirtschaftsförderer die Brücke nach Europa. S2i verpflichtet sich den Themen Innovieren und Internationalisieren und stützt sich auf die über 25-jährige Erfahrung des Steinbeis-Europa-Zentrums.
Franziska Bergmann ist Projektmanagerin an der Steinbeis 2i GmbH und nimmt sich seit 2011 vieler Europäischer Projekte an.
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