Policy Analysis of Strategic Construction of Quantum Information Science and Technology:Narrative,Characteristics and Implications
The policy content of national quantum information science and technology shapes the trajectory of advancement in this field within a nation. Utilizing the latent dirichlet allocation research method and the narrative policy framework,this study analyzes the quantum information science and technology policies of 22 countries or regions,and unveiling six narratives that dominate the development of quantum information science and technology. Key narratives encompass the collaborative training of quantum information science and technology workforce,the expansion of markets for quantum information science and technology,the establishment of a conducive ecosystem,a focus on investments,strengthening the reserve and retention of top-ranking quantum information science and technology personnel and fostering global cooperation. Governments assume pivotal roles as leaders,advocates,coordinators and regulators in this domain. There are some differences in the time and country distribution of the six narratives. The research inspirations:attaching great importance to investment planning,developing quantum technology market,collaboratively cultivating quantum talents,promoting organised scientific research in universities;serving major strategic needs,building scientific and technological innovation teams;attaching importance to early training of talents,strengthening quantum talent reserve.
Quantum information science and technologyPolicy researchLatent dirichlet allocationNarrative policy frameworkOrganised scientific research