A nice presentation from Richard Suttmeier, an expert on Chinese Science & Technology and innovation, on whether China is becoming a scientific superpower.
Link to the online presentation
(Powerpoint courtesy of Prof. Suttmeier)
There is also a YouTube video from a similar talk:
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