1、:nd s Commissioned by:Sponsors:Authors:Peter Graczer and Peter Griffin P:+64 9 379 4641A:Level 8,90 Symonds Street Auckland 1010,New ZealandE:infonzchinacouncil.org.nznzchinacouncil.org.nzCONTENTSFRONT COVER:Zhitan Sun(Innovation leader China);Jin-ping Zhang(Senior scientist MARA-CABI Joint Laborato
2、ry);Gonzalo Avila(Senior Scientist Plant&Food Research);Juhong Chen(PhD student)Foreword 3Executive Summary and Key Findings 4Chinas International Science and Research Collaboration 6New Zealand China Science and Research Collaboration 8Funding of Science and Research Collaboration 12Scale of New Ze
3、aland China Science and Research Collaboration 16Focus Areas of Science and Research Collaboration 23Conclusions 38ABOUT THE AUTHORS:Peter Graczer is a communications and research consultant at Sputnik in Wellington.He has worked with the New Zealand China Council as a communications advisor since 2
4、012.Peter Griffin is a Wellington-based science and technology journalist with 20 years experience covering scence,technology,media and business.IMAGE ATTRIBUTIONS:Cover:Supplied by Gonzalo Avila,Plant and Food Research P.10:Supplied by Malaghan InstituteP.14:Supplied by Gonzalo Avila,Plant and Food
5、 ResearchP.21:Supplied by Scion ResearchP.24:Supplied by NIWAP.28:Photo by Daniel Sone on Unsplash P.32:Miao Folkdance in Guizhou,China by PeterSzabo83(CC-BY-SA 4.0)P.36:Photo by jackyluphs on Pixabay COLLABORATIVE HORIZONS 20233FOREWORD New Zealand is managing its important relationship with China
6、in an increasingly complex environment.The prevailing narrative describes a challenging balancing act for our country between economic benefit and geopolitical risk.This framing obscures the reality that there are multiple other areas of engagement and collaboration which also form part of the bilat