Rachel Parker
Science and Technology Policy Institute
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Science & Public Policy | 2008
Richard P. Appelbaum; Rachel Parker
Nanotechnology is predicted to be a US
Global Networks-a Journal of Transnational Affairs | 2011
Richard P. Appelbaum; Rachel Parker; Cong Cao
2.6 trillion market by 2014. China, along with some 40 other countries, is investing in nanotechnology as a major key to global economic competitiveness. This paper reviews recent efforts by the Chinese government to become a world leader in nanotechnology, from fundamental research to the incubation of commercial products. Its findings are based on Chinese government reports, existing studies, and interviews with leading Chinese academicians, scientists and engineers, and policy-makers. We conclude that while China has made strides on such indicators as scientific publications and some commercial sectors, the long-term returns on this effort remain uncertain. While the combination of international collaboration and increased public investment in nanotechnology holds promise for advancing nanoscience in China, most commercial returns still appear to be a long way off. Copyright , Beech Tree Publishing.
Technology in Society | 2011
Yasuyuki Motoyama; Richard P. Appelbaum; Rachel Parker
Technology in Society | 2013
Cong Cao; Richard P. Appelbaum; Rachel Parker
Archive | 2011
Richard P. Appelbaum; Rachel Parker; C Cao; Gary Gereffi
Archive | 2012
Rachel Parker; Richard Appelbaum; Scott Lacy
Journal of Nano Education | 2011
Julie Dillemuth; Stacey Frederick; Rachel Parker; Gary Gereffi; Richard P. Appelbaum
Archive | 2006
Richard P. Appelbaum; Gary Gereffi; Rachel Parker; Ryan Ong
Frontera Norte | 2012
Guillermo Foladori; Édgar Záyago; Richard Appelbaum; Rachel Parker
Chapters | 2012
Richard Appelbaum; Rachel Parker