GTM2025: 15TH GLOBAL TECHMINING CONFERENCE
PROGRAM
Tuesday, May 13th

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08:45-09:40 Session 1: Opening Remarks and Keynote

WelcomeAlan Porter and Denise Chiavetta

KeynoteGaétan de Rassenfosse

Location: Room 222
09:45-10:55 Session 2A
Location: Room 222
09:45
Temporal Graph Learning for Predicting Technology Evolution (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yi Zhang
10:05
A Unifying Review of LLM and Tech Mining Methodology (abstract)
10:25
Filtering Technology-Social Issue Links with Large Language Models: A Literature-Based Discovery Approach (abstract)
09:45-10:55 Session 2B
Chair:
Location: Room 225
09:45
birddog: Detecting Technological and Scientific Trajectories (abstract)
PRESENTER: Roney Souza
10:05
Gain New Insights by Reviewing the Past: How New Ideas Evolution in Science (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ying Guo
10:25
The Income Distribution Effects of Banking Fintech Innovation: Matthew Effect or Trickle-Down Effect? (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ming Shi
10:55-11:20Coffee Break
11:20-12:30 Session 3A
Location: Room 222
11:20
A methodology to identify technology clusters per firm in patents (abstract)
PRESENTER: Rainer Frietsch
11:40
The Impact of the Open IP Strategies on Technology Development: Evidence from the Low Emission Vehicles Field (abstract)
PRESENTER: Xiaoyu Zhang
12:00
Identifying Core Technology with Patent Text Mining (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yin Yu
11:20-12:30 Session 3B
Location: Room 225
11:20
IP landscape of autonomous mobile robots based on the integrated analyses of patent portfolio in the AMR ecosystem (abstract)
PRESENTER: Brian C.E. Kuo
11:40
Scientific research on biofertilizers: birth and evolution of trajectories (abstract)
12:00
Unmanned aerial vehicle and satellite communication patents and their strategic correlation analyses among members of value chains (abstract)
PRESENTER: Ya-Wen Hsueh
12:30-14:00Lunch Break
13:10-13:55 Session 4: Power Talks

We invite you to join us for a series of “5-minute Power Talk” presentations on upcoming research.

Location: Room 222
13:10
Integrating Generative AI and large language model for patent process visualization and intellectual property protection applications (abstract)
PRESENTER: Yun-Chiao Lee
13:15
Gendered Hierarchies of Visibility: Institutional Prestige, Gender, and Citation Patterns in Sociology, 1992–2005 (abstract)
13:20
Utilizing AI-Driven Text Mining to Enhance Students' Curiosity-Based Academic Writing (abstract)
PRESENTER: Heather Young
13:25
The Key Determinants of the Systematic Transformation of Green Technology Innovation System (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hung-Chi Chang
13:30
Understanding cultural shifts through uncertainty measures: a text-analysis of journal publication abstracts (abstract)
PRESENTER: Huaxia Zhou
13:35
Tech Mining Across Different Text Sources: A Comparative Analysis of Metaverse-Related Patents and News (abstract)
13:40
Examination of disparities in open bibliometric database (abstract)
PRESENTER: Huaxia Zhou
14:00-15:10 Session 5A
Chair:
Location: Room 222
14:00
The meaning of Novelty: Introducing the Novelty Vector using AI (abstract)
14:20
AI in Science: A New Approach to Understanding its Use and Diffusion (abstract)
PRESENTER: Liangping Ding
14:40
Tech Mining for Support of Research Network Management (abstract)
PRESENTER: Scott Cunningham
14:00-15:10 Session 5B
Chair:
Location: Room 222
14:00
Understanding Future AI-Green Technology Directions from Past Technological Trajectories (abstract)
PRESENTER: Tommaso Ciarli
14:20
Mapping Artificial Intelligence Innovation Ecosystem: A Case Study of the Small Emerging Economy (abstract)
PRESENTER: Hung-Chi Chang
15:10-15:35Coffee Break
15:35-16:40 Session 6: Global IP Activity in the Age of AI

Panelists

Alan Marco, Gaétan de Rassenfosse, Christopher Harrison, Scott Cunningham

This panel will explore the current state of global Intellectual Property (IP) activity across patents, trademarks, and copyrights. It will address the challenges of comparing IP data across jurisdictions due to heterogeneity between authorities, even with the WIPO framework facilitating communication and data transmission. The discussion will highlight the growing complexity of IP analysis with the advent of large language models (LLMs), machine learning, and increased processing capabilities. The panel will focus on the difficulties of making global comparisons and the need for the research community to understand these nuances to ensure effective indicators and models for future analysis.

Location: Room 222
16:40-17:10 Session 7: Conference Conclusion

Closing Observations – Alan C. Marco

Wrap-up - Denise Chiavetta and Alan Porter 

Location: Room 222