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[–] [email protected] 30 points 5 months ago (1 children)

Related, China has become the number one scientific destination with the largest inflow of researchers outstripping the US, according to OECD data as reported (archive) by Science Business. I can't cite the OECD data since it seems to be behind a paywall, but I believe you can find it here.

China also leads the world with nearly half of all applications for international patents (46.8%), trademarks (48.3%), and industrial designs (53.8%).

Japan's science and technology ministry also conducted a study, as reported (archive) by Nikkei Asia, and found China leads the world in research papers. Both in quantity and quality.

A report by Clarivate substantiates this. This report also describes how China is not reliant with collaboration with the Global North for research, and that China is expanding research with Global South countries.

Despite all this, in the imperial core they still believe China can't innovate. All while China is out-innovating the Global North.

[–] [email protected] 6 points 5 months ago

Thanks! Forwarding this to my wife who works in educational research. I’ve mentioned the papers she’s found that compare countries’ (including China & US) STEM primary/secondary education before: https://lemmygrad.ml/comment/3681286