Abstract:Based on the accelerated evolution of the new round of technological and industrial revolution and the new demand for science and technology governance triggered by the transformation of technological innovation paradigms, this study uses bibliometric and comparative research methods to analyze the progress and shortcomings of existing research on science and technology governance, in order to enhance the theoretical and practical significance. Analysis shows that compared to the widespread and deep integration of technology into human society, the academic community at home and abroad generally places lower emphasis on science and technology governance. Compared to the interdisciplinary needs of science and technology governance, the overall intensity of cross institutional cooperation on science and technology governance at home and abroad is relatively low, and the maturity of research cooperation networks in foreign countries is higher than that in China. Since 2016, emerging technology governance, innovation governance, and risk governance have become research topics of common concern both domestically and internationally. With the increasing trend of cutting-edge and cross disciplinary innovation in science and technology, it is necessary to strengthen research on science and technology governance from the perspectives of emphasizing new disciplinary settings, cross departmental collaborative governance, and science and technology governance theory and practice with chinese characteristic, in order to adapt to the new trend of cross-cluster innovation and application of science and technology.