Program for Friday, September 18th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH: TALK VIEW

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08:30-08:45

Partners for Exploration and Partners for Exploitation in the R&D Value Chain: An Event Study of Joint Patenting in the Pharmaceutical

Koichiro Okamura

08:45-09:00

Organizational Innovation for Product Imitation and Innovation -- Evidence from Chinese Manufacturing

Fang Wang, Lanxiang Zhao

09:00-09:15

R&D Investment and Related Policies as Determinants of Green Patenting: A Cross-National Assessment

Matthew Shapiro

09:15-09:30

Back to Basics: Heterogeneity in Scientific Disclosure and Firm Value in the Semiconductor Industry

Maikel Pellens, Antonio Della Malva

08:30-08:45

Teams in R&D: Evidence from US Inventor Data

Jinyoung Kim, Gerald Marschke

08:45-09:00

The Anatomy of Teams: Division of Labor in Collaborative Knowledge Production

Carolin Haeussler, Henry Sauermann

09:00-09:15

The emergence of molecular biology in the diagnosis of cervical cancer: A network perspective

Daniele Rotolo, Michael Hopkins, Ismael Rafols, Stuart Hogarth

09:15-09:30

The role of macroculture in industrial renewal – networking and cluster policy perspective

Nina Rilla, Maria Lima-Toivanen, Juha Oksanen

08:30-08:45

Nobel Prize awarded research and commercialization – The role of the Laureates

Katarina Nordqvist, Pauline Mattsson

08:45-09:00

How do star scientist make high performance? : Destructive innovation in pharmaceutical industry

Yasushi Hara

09:00-09:15

The Effect of Holding a Research Chair on Scientists’ Productivity

Seyed Reza Mirnezami, Catherine Beaudry, Vincent Larivière

09:15-09:30

Environments encouraging Radical discoveries – the Nobel Laureates and their career path

Pauline Mattsson, Stephanie Wood, Katarina Nordqvist

08:30-08:45

Analyzing the Strategy and Impact of Funding Organizations with Funding Acknowledgements

Daniel Sirtes, Mathias Riechert

08:45-09:00

Map of Science based on unsupervised learning

Arho Suominen, Hannes Toivanen

09:00-09:15

The Characteristics of Global R&D Cooperation of Influenza Virus Vaccine Based on Scientometrics

Yun Liu, Yijie Cheng, Zhe Yan, Xuanting Ye

09:15-09:30

The global technology map: tracking patterns of related and unrelated technological invention by multinational

F. Alkemade, G. Heimeriks, A. Schoen, P. Laurens, L. Villard, J.P. Cointet

08:30-08:45

Is it time for innovation or stricter standardization? China’s air purifiers and the eco-innovation

Rodolfo Hernandez

08:45-09:00

Cultural Correlates of National Innovative Capacity: A Cross-National Study of Non-Institutional Dimensions of

Youngsun Jang, So Young Kim, Young Joo Ko

09:00-09:15

Tensions of STI policy in Mexico: analytical models, institutional evolution, national capabilities and

Gabriela Dutrenit, Martin Puchet

08:30-08:45

Of Mice and Reagents: Standardization, Variation, and Quality of Care

Elizabeth Pitts, Megan Serr, Caroline Leitschuh, John Godwin

08:45-09:00

Do Policymakers think about Disruptive Innovations? The Case of Congress and Autonomous Vehicles

Beth-Anne Schuelke-Leech, Betsy Barry

09:00-09:15

Credibility and Use of Scientific and Technical Information in Environmental Committee Reports of the National Research

Jan Youtie, Barry Bozeman

09:15-09:30

The shifting mission and associated tensions of NASA in the creation of a Low-Earth Orbit economy: of public agencies and the creation of

Douglas Robinson, Mariana Mazzucato

10:00-10:30 Coffee break

10:30-10:45

Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) for inclusive development: the analysis of ongoing policy experiments in Latin

Isabel Bortagaray

10:45-11:00

Technology policy for social inclusion: agendas, cultures and governance constraints

Hernan Thomas, Paula Juarez, Lucas Becerra, Santiago Garrido, Facundo Picabea

11:00-11:15

Inclusive innovation and multi-regime dynamics: The case of mobile money in Kenya

Elsie Onsongo, Johan Schot

11:15-11:30

Inclusive development dynamics: a case study on STI management bridging scale, sustainability and user participation in biotechnology in

Gabriela Bortz, Guillermo Santos, Hernan Thomas

10:30-10:45

Evolution of creative imitation under the TRIPS compliant patent regime: Development of biosimilar capabilities in the Indian pharmaceutical

Dinar Kale

10:45-11:00

International transfer of technology and intellectual property rights: the case of the Brazilian system of

Tulio Chiarini

11:00-11:15

Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation: MNCs in Pharmaceutical Industry in India after TRIPS

Sudip Chaudhuri

11:15-11:30

Individual versus Institutional Ownership of University-discovered Inventions

D. Czarnitzki, T. Doherr, K. Hussinger, P. Schliessler, A. Toole

10:30-10:45

EI2 – Emergence Indicator -- Second Order

Stephen F. Carley, Jon Garner, Nils C. Newman, Alan L. Porter

10:45-11:00

The Internet of Things and the Economics of Innovation

Alexandre Turcotte

11:00-11:15

A framework for building a search term strategy in an emerging technology: The case of synthetic

Seokbeom Kwon, Jan Youtie, Philip Shapira

10:30-10:45

The Academic Advantage: Gender disparities in patenting

Cassidy Sugimoto, Jevin West, Vincent Lariviere

10:45-11:00

A close look at the work-family conflict in science: Evidence from a scientist survey

Hsini Huang, Yeonji No

11:00-11:15

Women and STEM entrepreneurship

Jennifer Woolley

11:15-11:30

Influence and Inclusion: Sex homophily in academic STEM networks

Federica Fusi, Mary K. Feeney, Marla Parker

10:30-10:45

Scientometrics for Portfolio Assessment at the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Institute of Food and

Robbin Shoemaker, Herb Bolton, Shing Kwok, Charlotte Baer

10:45-11:00

Mapping Engineering & Development Excellence in the UK

Peter Robbins, David Wield, Gordon Wilson

11:00-11:15

Testing technology-industry concordance schema using linked micro-level data on patents and firms

Zachary Brown, Qifeng Weng

10:30-10:45

Innovation catch-up: role of state-owned enterprises as national agents for innovation development (case of

Ivan Danilin

10:45-11:00

How did the industrial research laboratory emerge and how has it changed? Revisiting explanations from business history, economic sociology, and research

David Pithan

11:00-11:15

Technology Transfer good practices in a developing country: The case of the Technology Development Unit (UDT) in

Pablo Catalan, Juan Rogers

11:15-11:30

China’s State Key Labs: Building Blocks of China’s Innovation Ecosystem

Eric Anderson, Lauren Reed

12:00-13:30 Lunch

12:00-13:30 Meet STI Policy Research Funders

13:30-13:45

From the Cosmos to the Legislative Chambers – how scientists can inform state policy

Amber Mace, Susan Hackwood, Doug Brown, Annie Morgan

13:45-14:00

Do it quickly and not worse – a study on the crowdsourcing governance structure for quality

Yixin Dai

14:00-14:15

Participation dynamics in crowd-based knowledge production: The scope and sustainability of interest-based

Henry Sauermann, Chiara Franzoni

14:15-14:30

PARTICPATORY TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT: PUBLIC VALUES AND RATIONALES ON NASA’S ASTEROID INITIATIVE

Pierre Bertrand, Zachary Pirtle

13:30-13:45

Emerging Scholars: An Analysis of Strategic S&E Departments in Research Funding Attainment

Alex Graddy-Reed, Lauren Lanahan, Nicole Ross

13:45-14:00

The effects of scientific age, oversea experience in research productivity? An analysis of Distinguished Young Scholars in

Gangbo Wang

14:00-14:15

Age and the Trying Out of New Ideas

Mikko Packalen, Jay Bhattacharya

13:30-13:45

Evolutionary convergent patterns of international scientific collaboration

Mario Coccia, Lili Wang

13:45-14:00

How to measure the level of S & T International Cooperation

Jinwon Kang

14:00-14:15

Spatial dynamics of international collaboration in science

Lili Wang, Mario Coccia, Bart Verspagen

14:15-14:30

Bilateral and multilateral coauthorship and citation impact: intenrational collaboration in the Fourth Age of

Jonathan Adams, Karen Gurney

13:30-13:45

Altmetrics: Tools for Measuring Impact or Enabling Serendipity?

Britt Holbrook

13:45-14:00

Mechanisms of Societal Impact of Publicly Funded Research: Models and Evidence

Juan Rogers, Diana Hicks

14:00-14:15

Philosophical Issues Surrounding ‘Impact’

Robert Frodeman

13:30-13:45

Principles to frame Responsible Innovation

Rider Foley

13:45-14:00

An Intervention Research Approach to Responsible Innovation

Michael Bernstein

14:00-14:15

Addressing the Community Engagement Gap in Engineering Education: A Short-Course Approach

Matthew Harsh, Thomas Woodson

14:15-14:30

Changing Perspectives on the Role of Science and Engineering in Society: Science Outside the Lab

Kiera Reifschneider

13:30-13:45

Differences in Science Based Innovation by Technology Life Cycles: The case of solar cell technology

Kazuyuki Motohashi

13:45-14:00

Innovation, skills, and creativity in Norwegian enterprises

Mark Knell

14:00-14:15

The virtue of industry-science collaborations

Dirk Czarnitzki

15:00-15:30 Coffee break

15:30-17:00 Plenary Session: Professor Judith Sutz

17:00-23:00 Dinner on your own