Lucas Fluegel

Visiting Scholar, Technology and International Affairs Program at Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

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Lucas Fluegel's Carnegie research considers how advances in biotechnology may shape international rules and global stability. Fluegel has also contributed to technology-policy work through the Paragon Policy Fellowship, U.S. Department of State, and National Science Policy Network, and completed doctoral study in biochemistry at Scripps Research.

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China’s Biopharma Rise: How America Should Respond
In-Person · Washington, D.C.
Innovation
Policy
Science
Pharmaceuticals

An expert panel examines China’s growing competition with the United States in biopharmaceutical innovation, including scientific research, drug development, clinical trials, manufacturing, and broader industry competitiveness. Discussion topics include the drivers of China’s rise, areas where China has gained ground, remaining U.S. advantages, the distinction between legitimate investment and unfair practices such as industrial subsidies and intellectual property theft, and policies to strengthen American innovation, critical manufacturing capabilities, supply chains, cooperation with allies, and domestic development of breakthrough medicines.