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Anna-Lena Rüland is an Assistant Professor at the Graduate School of International Studies at Université Laval and holds a research chair in science diplomacy (funded by the Fonds de recherche du Québec). She completed her PhD and postdoctoral studies at Leiden University and University College London. In her research, Anna-Lena focuses on science diplomacy, research security, international research collaboration, North-South research cooperation, and artificial intelligence in science. Her research has appeared in outlets like Globalizations, Global Policy, Scientometrics, and Technology in Society and she is an associate editor at The Hague Journal of Diplomacy. 

Research Interests

• Research Security
• Science Diplomacy
• Technology and geopolitics

Recent Publications

• Anna-Lena Rüland, Nicolas Rüffin, Ruowei Wang and Jean-Christophe Mauduit (2025). The Implementation of Research Security Policies in Germany: Exploring Policy Narratives across Governance Levels. European Security, Online first.
• Anna-Lena Rüland (2025). “We Need a CERN for AI”: Organized Scientific Interests and Agenda-setting in European Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy. Minerva, Online first.
• Anna-Lena Rüland and Nicolas Rüffin (2024). A Comparison of British and German Parliamentary Discourses on Science Diplomacy Over Time. Global Policy, 15 (2): 247-259.
• Anna-Lena Rüland (2022). Learning from Rivals: The Role of Science Diplomats in Transferring Iran’s Health House Network to the US. Globalizations, 19 (8), 1311-1327.

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