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Marie Curie Research Fellow, Chinese Studies, University of Nottingham

Dr Yutao Sun received his Ph.D. from the Dalian University of Technology in 2010 and stayed on at the University as a post-doctoral fellow before becoming a lecturer in management in the University's Faculty of Management and Economics. While a doctoral student, he spent one year as a visiting scholar at School of International Affair, Pennsylvania State University.

Dr Sun joined the China Policy Institute and School of Contemporary Chinese Studies as a Marie Curie Research Fellow in October 2012 working on a two-year project entitled China's Innovation Challenges: Globalization, Institutional Reform and Indigenous Innovation. His research focuses on innovation policy, spatial distribution of innovation, technological cooperation network, and public funding to R&D pertaining to China.

Most recently, Dr Sun also has embarked on a project entitled Local Linkages and International Linkages of Technological Innovation Network:A Study on the Structure and Evolution Mechanism, supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China.

Dr Sun is the author of Growth Mechanism on National Innovative Capability (Beijing: Science Press, 2010). His English publications have appeared in Research Policy, Technological Forecasting and Social Change, Issues & Studies, and Scientometrics.

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    Marie Curie Research Fellow, Chinese Studies, University of Nottingham