糖心原创

Nottingham University Business School
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Research

Research themes

  • Agricultural and environmental economics
  • Business administration and management
  • Economic systems and institutional change
  • Experimental and behavioural economics
  • Health, Education and Welfare
  • Industrial organisation
  • Innovation, technological change and growth
  • International economics
  • Labour and demographic economics
  • Migration and Urbanisation
 

 


 

Research projects and grants

Data Analytics in Research on Investment Efficiency of Clean Technology in UK Start-ups

Funding body: British Academy

(2024-2025). £9,244

 

Local Government, Economic Growth and Human Development: Chinese Lessons for Kenya and Uganda?

ESRC funded project

(2015-2019). £571,266 (fEC: £675,326).

 

Governance of Network Society

Professor Cong Cao

Research Grant

China National Planning Office of Philosophy and Social Sciences (14ZDA063), 2014−2016. Co-Investigator with Wang Fang as Principal Investigator.

Total RMB 800,000.

 

Nanotechnology in Society – Interdisciplinary Research Group on Globalization and Nanotechnology

Professor Cong Cao

Research Grant

U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) (SES−0938099), 2011−2016. Collaborator with Richard P. Appelbaum et al. as Principal Investigators.

Total $7,077,759.

 

Carbon Capture and Storage in China – Technology, Policy, International Collaboration and Implications for the Global Climate Change Challenge

Professor Cong Cao

PhD. Studentship

U.K. National Center for Carbon Capture and Storage, 2013−2016. Ph.D. Supervisor.

£58,777

 

Opening the ‘Black Box’ of Science and Technology Policy Making in China: The Case of Biotechnology

Professor Cong Cao

Research Grant

Science, Technology, and Society, U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF) (SES−1115319), 2010−2013.

Principal Investigator. $63,647.

 

Globalization and Reform of China’s Science and Technology System

Professor Cong Cao

Marie Curie International Incoming Fellowship

EU FP7−PEOPLE−2011 (IIF−302303), 2012−2014.

Scientist in Charge. €209,033.40.

 

Financial Risk Analysis, learning from Graph-based Kernel Machine

Dr Chaoyan Wang

Project (2016-2018)

Funding body: The National Natural Science Foundation of China.

Grant No. 61503422.

 

Reaching Chinese consumers through the physical and digital marketing platforms of commodity trading markets in China

Project (2016-2017)

Funding body: Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC Impact Accelerator Fund).

 

 


 

 

 


 

   

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