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Examining the evolving geography of innovation and its divergent patterns within Chinese cities

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By Yingcheng Li, CHEN Dong Wan, Manya Tu
| Nature Verified
Abstract This study typologizes the evolving geography of innovation within Chinese cities. The analysis characterizes innovation activities based on patent applications, employs a large-scale dataset of more than nine million patent records, and covers 234 Chinese cities for 2009–2020. The distribution of patent applications within cities is measured based on polycentricity, dispersion, and size of innovation centers.
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Global increases in built-up volume indicate more divergent and less dispersed urban expansion patterns - Nature Communications

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By Yingcheng Li, Xiaohan Zhong, Ben Derudder, Mingxing Hu
| Nature Verified
Abstract Viewing urban spatial structure from a three-dimensional (3D) perspective provides important insights for environmental sustainability. While existing studies mainly examine 3D built-up volume, the spatial distribution of vertical growth remains insufficiently understood. This study investigates centrality and intensity of vertical expansion in newly urbanized areas.
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How the nature of technologies influences their cross-city inflows: empirical evidence from China, 2001-2020

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By Kang Sun, Yingcheng Li
| Taylor & Francis Online
Advanced search Regional Studies Volume 59, 2025 - Issue 1 Submit an article Journal homepage Full Article Figures & data References Supplemental Citations Metrics Reprints & Permissions Read this article /doi/full/10.1080/00343404.2025.2572710?needAccess=true ABSTRACT Drawing on over 10 million patent applications, this study examines factors influencing technology inflows from the perspective of technological nature.
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