Research Article|
April 13 2026
Research on the identification of disruptive technology topics for future industries – taking the field of quantum communication as an example Open Access
Xiao Liu;
Xiao Liu
School of Management,
Shanghai University of Engineering Science – Songjiang Campus
, Shanghai, China
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Shijia Zhang;
Shijia Zhang
School of Management,
Shanghai University of Engineering Science – Songjiang Campus
, Shanghai, China
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Yanfei Song
School of Management,
Shanghai University of Engineering Science
, Shanghai, China
Corresponding author Yanfei Song [email protected]
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Corresponding author Yanfei Song [email protected]
Publisher: Emerald Publishing on behalf of University of Zaragoza
Received:
January 15 2026
Revision Received:
March 09 2026
Accepted:
March 13 2026
Online ISSN: 2398-7812
Print ISSN: 2071-1395
Funding
Funding Group:
- Award Group:
- Funder(s): National Social Science Fund Youth Project
- Award Id(s): 23CJY044
- Funder(s):
- Funding Statement(s): The study was supported by grant 23CJY044 from National Social Science Fund Youth Project: “Research on the Internal Mechanisms and Policy Safeguards for Empowering Future Industrial Development through New Innovative Factors.”
© 2026 Xiao Liu, Shijia Zhang and Yanfei Song.
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Xiao Liu, Shijia Zhang and Yanfei Song
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Article history
Received:
January 15 2026
Revision Received:
March 09 2026
Accepted:
March 13 2026