Program for Wednesday, October 11th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11TH: TALK VIEW

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08:30-08:50

Public procurement as policy instrument for innovation

Dirk Czarnitzki, Paul Huenermund, Nima Moshgbar

08:50-09:10

Environmental Regulation and Technological Innovation

David Hart

09:10-09:30

Iterative Method for Science and Technology Policy Evaluation

Inga Ivanova, Yuriy Yakubovskiy

09:30-09:50

The Demand-side Innovation Policies in Brazil

Mariano Macedo

08:30-08:50

The Impact of Project-Based Funding in Science: Lessons from the ANR Experience

Nicolas Carayol

08:50-09:10

Predicting Research Proposal Success

Kevin W. Boyack, Richard Klavans

09:10-09:30

Assessing Effects of a Canadian Research Institute on International Cross-disciplinary Teams

Gretchen Jordan, Rachel Parker

09:30-09:50

Determinants of research performance: An analysis of RoboCup

Koichiro Okamura

08:30-08:50

Building practice: Offering process lessons-learned and a vision of pTA communities of practice

Ira Bennett

08:50-09:10

Democratizing pTA: On and off ramps for citizen science and crowdsourcing

Darlene Cavalier

09:10-09:30

Integrating Participatory Technology Assessment Results into Decision-making Systems: Technological and Policy

David Tomblin

09:30-09:50

Introduction: Usable Science and Participatory Technology Assessment

Michael Bernstein

08:30-08:50

Contested resource inputs to science: How institutional provisions on the access and use of materials and data affect research collaboration

Eric Welch, Michael Siciliano, Federica Fusi, Mary Feeney, Gabel Taggart

08:50-09:10

Measuring S&T Collaborations in Government Laboratories – The Potential of Multi-Criteria Decision-Making

R. Sandra Schillo, Hassan Ebrahimi

09:10-09:30

Linking Network Structures with Dyad Relations: Examination of the CTSA Program and Knowledge Transfer in Scholarly Collaboration

Meng-Hao Li

09:30-09:50

Excellence or widening: an analysis of the publication and collaboration behaviour of the EU's Marie Sklodowska Curie Action (MSCA)

Jonkers, Fako, Zacharewicz, Isella, Sandstrom, van den Besselaar

08:30-08:50

Academic Entrepreneurship at Public Research Institutes in China: Scientists’ Role Conflict and

Min Leng, Yu Tao

08:50-09:10

Measuring science intensity of industry by using linked dataset of science, technology and industry

Kazuyuki Motohashi, Kenta Ikeuchi, Ryuichi Tamura, Naotoshi Tsukada

09:10-09:30

Academic engagement with industry: implications for scientific productivity and research agenda

Florence Blandinieres, Maikel Pellens

09:30-09:50

Organizational practices around technology transfer - perceived barriers and enhancers

Pauline Mattsson, Stephanie M Wood, Katarina Nordqvist

10:30-10:50

Government policy and national universities: A case of national universities in Japan

Eriko Fukumoto, Ryuma Shineha

10:50-11:10

Predicting Grant Funding at the Topic Level

Richard Klavans, Kevin Boyack

11:10-11:30

Exploring Bonds and Development Dynamics: Knowledge, Technology and Products

Pablo Catalan, Carlos Navarrete, Mardones Cristian

11:30-11:50

Money matters, but why? Scaling properties of US and European universities

Benedetto Lepori, Aldo Geuna

10:30-10:50

Explaining gender bias in grant selection - The ERC starting grants case

van den Besselaar, Schiffbaenker, Sandstrom, Holzinger, Alvarez Polo

10:50-11:10

Does a late educational shift to STEM fields enhance career trajectories?

Stuart Bretschneider, Barry Bozeman, John David Selby

11:10-11:30

How women respond to obstacles differently from men

Rosalie Hooi, Jue Wang

11:30-11:50

Re-combining social category diversity and tenure diversity: A cross-level analysis on individual explicit knowledge

Seolmin Yang, So Young Kim

10:30-10:50

The Unbearable Emptiness of Tweeting – about journal articles

Diana Hicks, Nicolas Robinson-Garcia, Julia Melkers, Rodrigo Costas, Kim Isett

10:50-11:10

Responsible Research and Innovation: a standard for ‘responsibility’ in the proportionate and adaptive governance of emerging technologies

Andrew Watkins, Joyce Tait

11:10-11:30

Do altmetrics indicators capture societal engagement? A comparison between survey and social media

N. Robinson-García, I. Ramos-Vielba, R. Costas, P. D'Este, I. Rafols

11:30-11:50

Societal needs as value propositions in innovation: A pilot study of societal claims in synthetic biology

Barbara Ribeiro, Abdullah Gok, Philip Shapira

10:30-10:50

The Impact of Fraunhofer on the German Innovation System

Rainer Frietsch

10:50-11:10

Science, technology and innovation spillovers from natural laboratories: The case of the Chilean astronomy

Jose A. Guridi, Julio Pertuze

11:10-11:30

The Politics of Private Investments in Innovation

Sondre Solstad

10:30-10:50

From Innovative SMEs to Innovative China: Innovation Strategies, Dynamics and Networks among SMEs in Chinese Manufacturing

Chao Li, Philip Shapira, Mercedes Bleda, Fumi Kitagawa

10:50-11:10

Innovation Strategies in Latin American Firms

Fernando Vargas

11:10-11:30

Main trends in the internationalisation of business R&D

Bernhard Dachs, Eric Iversen, Georg Zahradnik

11:30-11:50

From Global Value Chains (GVC) to Innovation Systems for Local Value Chains and Knowledge

Keun Lee, Marina Szapiro, Zhuqing Mao

12:15-13:15

Author Meets Critic: The Politics of Innovation

Zak Taylor

12:15-13:15

Author Meets Critic: Research Handbook on Innovation Governance for Emerging Economies: Towards Better

Gonzalo Ordonez-Matamoros, Stefan Kuhlmann

13:30-13:50

Aligning Stakeholder Incentives for More Systematic Solutions

Molly Nadolski, Tom McDermott, Sara Farley, Kathryn Bowman, Jill Carter

13:50-14:10

Machine Learning for Solar Technology Portfolio Management

Christina Freyman, John Byrnes, David Hart

14:10-14:30

The Knowledge Growth Factor KGF as a new indicator for the quantification of the emergence of research issues - The case of tribological

Edgar Schiebel, Beate Asenbeck

14:30-14:50

Alternative Metrics of Research Impact: Implications for Multilateral Agencies

Kate Williams

13:30-13:50

Searching for the best colleague: professors’ views about tenure and promotion criteria

Laura Cruz-Castro, Luis Sanz-Menéndez

13:50-14:10

The Effect of Holding a Research Chair on Scientists’ Impact

Seyed Reza Mirnezami, Catherine Beaudry

14:10-14:30

Time perspectives of work climate and innovation: A study of university faculty in Singapore

Jue Wang, Chet Yeu Rosalie Hooi

14:30-14:50

Does Entrepreneurship Pay or Satisfy for Scientists and Engineers?

Briana Stenard

13:30-13:50

Pride or Prejudice: How Research Organizations Respond to Recipiency of Ig Nobel prize?

Gennady Belyakov, Sergey Kolesnikov

13:50-14:10

The Ig Nobels – Who Wins What and Why?

Shapira, Gok, Li, Salehi, Belyakov, Shapira, Woo, Kolesnikov, Li, Youtie

14:10-14:30

Does Humor Advance Science? Evidence from Ig Nobel Prizes

Seokkyun Woo, Yin Li

14:30-14:50

Topic analysis of Ig Nobel prize laudations

Samira Ranaei

13:30-13:50

Food Safety Patenting

Yeong Jae Kim, Evgeny Klochikhin, Kaye Husbands Fealing

13:50-14:10

Measuring Technological Depth and Breadth of Patent Documents

Davit Khachatryan, Brigitte Muehlmann

14:10-14:30

Impact of Patents Purchase on Ex-Post Patent Holdup and R&D of Firms

Seokbeom Kwon

14:30-14:50

Patenting Computer-Implemented Inventions – Current Legal Situation and Economic Implications

Peter Neuhäusler, Rainer Frietsch

15:30-17:00 Closing Plenary: Dr. Robert Atkinson

17:00-17:30 Closing Remarks

10:00-10:30 Coffee Break

12:00-13:30 Lunch and Special Sessions

15:00-15:30 Coffee Break