Lili Miao
Ph.D. student in Informatics, Indiana University Bloomington.
Hey! I am a PhD student at Indiana University School of Informatics, Computing, and Engineering (Luddy). My research investigates the interactions between science, technology, and society, focusing on three main threads: (i) the driving forces behind regional knowledge production capacity and how science and innovation can be leveraged to reduce regional economic inequality; (ii) the funding investment behind global science and the associated benefits and risks of foreign scientific investment; and (iii) how political events—such as Brexit and China’s Belt and Road Initiative—have influenced national scientific development and global cooperation.
I am a recipient of several awards, including the Humane Studies Fellowship and the Excellence in Research (2022) award from the Luddy School.
For more details on my research, please visit my research page or Google scholar profile.
news
| Jun 20, 2024 | I will be presenting my research at Harvard’s Growth Lab. Come and join me! |
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| Jun 14, 2024 | Our research proposal — The Scientific Cost of Isolationism: An Analysis of Disruptions in the Global Science System — has been selected for funding by the NSF, where I served as the primary developer and lead author. |
| Jun 05, 2024 | I was awarded the Humane Studies Fellowship for my work on persistent hierarchy in contemporary international collaboration. |