EU-SPRI 2018 · Gonzalo Ordoñez-Matamoros, Juan Pablo Centeno, Elisa Arond, Astrid Jaime and...

EU-SPRI 2018Governance and relevance: Towards a new generation of research and innovation policies

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WEDNESDAY 6 JUNE, 2018 THURSDAY 7 JUNE, 2018 FRIDAY 8 JUNE, 2018

08.30 Inscriptions

09.00 - 09.30 Welcome09.00 - 10.30

Panel: Implementing STI policies for societal challenges and ‘missions’- Susana Borras - Johan Schot- Jakob Edler - Magnus Gulbrandsen

09.00 - 11.00 Sixth set of sessions09.30 - 10.30 Opening Keynote :

- Catherine Paradeise

10.30 - 11.00 Break 10.30 - 11.00 Break 11.00 - 11.30 Break

11.00 - 13.00 First set of sessions 11.00 - 13.00 Fourth set of sessions 11.30 - 13.00 Seventh set of sessions

13.00 - 14.00 Lunch break 13.00 - 14.00 Lunch break 13.00 - 14.00 Lunch break

14.00 - 16.00 Second set of sessions 14.00 - 16.00 Dynamic post sessions 14.00 - 15.00Closing keynote & plenary:

- Mireille Matt - Matthias Weber

16.00 - 16.30 Break 16.00 - 16.30 Break

16.30 - 18.00 Third set of sessions 16.30 - 18.00 Fifth set of sessions

18.30 Cocktail at ESIEE 19.30 Dinner at Centre Pompidou

OVERALL SESSIONS PROGRAMME

TRACK 1 Public Research

TRACK 2 Societal change & im-plication for STI policy

TRACK 3 Developments in STI policy

TRACK 4 Evaluation & impact assessment

TRACK 5 RRI & inclusive STI policies

Individual sessions

WEDNESDAY 6 JUNE, 2018

11.00 - 13.00 Session 11Public research organisations 1

Session 21Policy frameworks for addressing system change

Session 31Framing STI policies

Session 41Policy evaluation 1


Session 22New policy instruments 1

Session 32Policy implementation - national experiences 1


Session 61Territorial innovation policy

16.30 - 18.00 Session 13Keynote by Vic Borden and panel on future developments on public research organisations

Session 23Learning from practice

Session 33Policy implementation - national experiences 2


THURSDAY 7 JUNE, 2018

11.00 - 13.00 Session 14Public research funding

Session 24Challenges raised in given environments

Session 34Revisiting policy instruments 1

Session 62New knowledge on innovation dynamics


Session 25About policy processes

Session 35Discussing policy mixes

Session 51Inclusive innovation policy

FRIDAY 8 JUNE, 2018

09.00 - 11.00 Session 16University - industry relations

Session 26New policy instruments 2

Session 36Revised views on innovation policies

Session 52RRI 1

11.30 - 13.00 Session 17Research practices for engaging with society

Session 37Revisiting policy instruments 2

Session 53RRI 2

TRACK 1 - PUBLIC RESEARCHWednesday | June 6, 2018

Public-sector research organizations in Europe and beyond. New insights

from the harmonization of organizational actors in research databases

Benedetto Lepori, Thomas Scherngell and Ed Noyons (Abstract 11-1)

Public-sector research organizations in Europe: a delineation based on the

RISIS organizational register

Benedetto Lepori (Abstract 11-2)

Organisational demography in the public sector: New insights from OrgReg

Barbara Heller-Schuh and Martina Dünser (Abstract 11-3)

Hospitals and their linkages with universities

Clara Calero Medina, Andrea Reyes Elizondo and Martijn Visser (Abstract 11-4)

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The classification of research organizations: Taxonomical explorations with a

set of “dedicated” Research organizations

Luis Sanz-Menéndez, Laura Cruz-Castro, Catalina Martinez and Cristina Peñasco (Abstract 12-1)

Exploring the role and position of RTO’s using bibliometrics - a case of the

Netherlands

Ed Noyons and Marcia Ferreira Goncalves (Abstract 12-2)

RTOs going global - Opportunities and challenges for hybrid organizations in an

international playing field

Lionne Koens and Gijs Diercks (Abstract 12-3)

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Conceptualizing european public research funding: A literature review and

some open questions

Marta Zdravkovic and Benedetto Lepori (Abstract 14-1)

Funding excellence: a deliberately created Matthew effect?

Wout Scholten and Elizabeth Koier (Abstract 14-3)

University performance-based research funding in the research policy mix

Erik Arnold, Koenraad Debackere, Gunnar Sivertsen, Jack Spaapen, Dorothea Sturn

and Bea Mahieu (Abstract 14-4)

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Thursday | June 7, 2018

TRACK 1 - PUBLIC RESEARCHWednesday & Thursday | June 6-7, 2018


Comparing diversity in the US and the European higher education systems

Benedetto Lepori and Victor Borden (Abstract 15-1)

Competitive R&D funding: topics of social relevance in research project

funding instruments

Emanuela Reale, Benedetto Lepori, Andrea Spinello, Antonio Zinilli (Abstract 15-2)

Women as leaders in science and technology intensive government agencies

Susan Cozzens, Camila Apablaza and Kaye Husbands Fealing (Abstract 15-3)

Session 13 - Keynote

Vic Borden and panel on future developments on public research organisations

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The policy mix for science-industry knowledge transfer: mapping policy

instruments and their interactions

Jose Guimon and Caroline Paunov (Abstract 16-1)

Cognitive benefits from research commercialization: Conditions for synergies

between spin-off companies and their parent organisations

Laurens Hessels and Emmy Bergsma (Abstract 16-2)

Do open access publications facilitate university-industry knowledge

transfer? A novel perspective

Sabrina Larissa Woltmann and Lars Alkærsig (Abstract 16-3)

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Participatory practices to produce impact in Social Science research: what

lessons for evaluation?

Emanuela Reale, Serena Fabrizio and Lucio Morettini (Abstract 17-1)

Does openness in research micro-practices’ matter for societal engagement

commitment?

Julia Olmos-Peñuela, Paul Benneworth and Elena Castro-Martínez (Abstract 17-2)

The contribution of citizen science to valorisation: recruiting and activating

diverse participants

Stijn Brouwer and Laurens Hessels (Abstract 17-3)

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TRACK 1 - PUBLIC RESEARCHFriday | June 8, 2018

TRACK 2 - SOCIETAL CHALLENGES & IMPLICATIONS FOR STI POLICYWednesday | June 6, 2018

Accelerating societal challenge-driven transformation: Towards a new policy

paradigm

Iris Wanzenböck, Koen Frenken, Marko Hekkert, Matthias Weber and Joeri Wesseling

(Abstract 21-1)

The potential roles of STI policy governance in co-shaping the emerging new

innovation ecosystems

Attila Havas and Matthias K. Weber (Abstract 21-2)

Policy experiments: An answer to disruptive technologies and their effects

on society?

Peter Biegelbauer and Petra Wagner (Abstract 21-3)

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Governance and the Role of the state in socio-technical change

Susana Borras and Jakob Edler (Abstract 22-1)

A new agenda for smart grids and user oriented studies – lessons from three

demonstration projects

Sophie Nyborg and Meiken Hansen (Abstract 22-2)

Transport policy labs: Two swedish cases

Maria Schnurr (Abstract 22-3)

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Mission-oriented policies in context : What can we learn from space agencies

orientation to « new » missions.

Douglas Robinson and Mariana Mazzucato (Abstract 23-1)

Misalignment of expectations and policy failure: Japan’s photovoltaics

industry 1974-2018

Maki Umemura and Andrew Smith (Abstract 23-2)

Long-term dynamics between disruptive innovation and transformative

innovation policy: The emergence and consolidation of mobility-as-a-service

(Maas)

Paula Kivimaa, Laur Kanger and Johan Schot (Abstract 23-3)

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Governance of challenges-oriented R&D programs: can small countries

deliver?

Veiko Lember, Rauno Mäekivi, Kadri Ukrainski and Erkki Karo (Abstract 24-1)

Innovation policy for distributed innovation models in healthcare

Wouter Boon and Ellen Moors (Abstract 24-2)

Crossing boundaries for transformative innovation: how?

Katrin Hahn and Stefan Kuhlmann (Abstract 24-3)

Science diplomacy for global sustainability – Towards a supportive

governance framework

Tim Flink, Stefan Kuhlmann, Gonzalo Ordoñez-Matamoros and Alexander

Degelsegger-Márquez (Abstract 24-4)

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TRACK 2 - SOCIETAL CHALLENGES & IMPLICATIONS FOR STI POLICYWednesday & Thursday | June 6-7, 2018


Foresight in support of designing mission-oriented R&I programmes: The

case of FP 9

Matthias Weber (Abstract 25-1)

Mission agency priority-setting for research and innovation: A ‘street-level’

perspective

Erik Brattström and Tomas Hellström (Abstract 25-2)

Mission-oriented research and innovation policy: why governance is crucial

to the future success of missions and is largely ignored in the current debate

Arjen Goetheer and Frans A van der Zee (Abstract 25-3)

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Living labs as instrument for societal change

Jasper Deuten, Timo Maas and Jos van den Broek (Abstract 26-1)

Do living labs work? Implications for innovation policy

Krassimira Paskaleva and Ian Cooper (Abstract 26-2)

Test beds as an emerging instrument of STI policy-making: How they

approach innovation – and reconfigure society

Franziska Engels, Sebastian M. Pfotenhauer and Alexander Wentland (Abstract 26-3)

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Friday | June 8, 2018

TRACK 2 - SOCIETAL CHALLENGES & IMPLICATIONS FOR STI POLICYThursday & Friday | June 7-8, 2018


Negociating ambiguity: agenda setting in EU STI policy.

Andrew James (Abstract 31-1)

Supply-side and demand-side innovation policies and their combination into

policy mixes:

Serenella Caravella and Francesco Crespi (Abstract 31-2)

The transformational potential of Digital Science and Innovation Policy

Dmitry Plekhanov, Michael Keenan, Daniel Ker and Fernando Galindo-Rueda (Abstract

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TRACK 3 - DEVELOPMENTS IN STI POLICIESWednesday | June 6, 2018

Taking political objectives seriously when analyzing innovation policy tools:

the case of Russia

Andrey Indukaev (Abstract 32-1)

Governing research and innovation politics in a challenging era: Evolution

or reconfiguration of the greek research and innovation regime during the

crisis?

Stathis Arapostathis and Efi Nakopoulou (Abstract 32-2)

The peace process and its challenges for science, technology and innovation

policy in colombia

Gonzalo Ordoñez-Matamoros, Juan Pablo Centeno, Elisa Arond, Astrid Jaime and

Kennicher Arias (Abstract 32-3)

Students and postdoctoral fellows in north-south research collaborations:

mobilisation of social capital and contributions to knowledge production

Daniel Cortes-Vargas and Matthew Wallace (Abstract 32-4)


Tools and methods for devising research infrastructure policies: The

experience of Central and South-East European countries

Attila Havas (Abstract 34-1)

From policy strategy to implementation – what is desirable and what

realistic?

Henning Kroll, Thomas Stahlecker and Marianne Kulicke (Abstract 34-2)

Rethinking diversity in innovation systems: Regional innovation cultures and

the case of Bavaria

Alexander Wentland, Sebastian Pfotenhauer and Luise Ruge (Abstract 34-3)

Evaluation of policy mixes in practice: What prescriptions for tackling the

problem of antimicrobial resistance?

Frédérique Bone, Josie Coburn, Michael Hopkins, Andy Stirling and Jorge Mestre-

Ferrandiz (Abstract 34-4)

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TRACK 3 - DEVELOPMENTS IN STI POLICIESWednesday & Thursday | June 6-7, 2018

The limits of University-Industry articulations’ policies in Argentina. Towards

a research agenda for development

Cecilia Rikap and Hugo Harari-Kermadec (Abstract 33-1)

Professions, boundary organizations and innovation in health: The case of

the AU’s programme on traditional medicine and pharmacopoeia.

Natewinde Sawadogo (Abstract 33-2)

Policy learning in Iran technology and innovation policies (Case study of STI

related policies of Iran development plans over the past two decades, 1995-

2015)

Kiarash Fartash and Mahdi Elyasi (Abstract 33-3)


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TRACK 3 - DEVELOPMENTS IN STI POLICIESThursday & Friday | June 7-8, 2018

Policy mixes, policy processes & policy rationales: an analysis of OECD TIP

working group 1994-2014

Antoine Schoen and Philippe Larédo (Abstract 36-1)

Holistic Innovation policy: Theoretical foundations, policy problems and

instrument choices - Summary and research agenda

Charles Edquist and Susana Borras (Abstract 36-2)

National strategy, innovation policy, institutions and country adaptation

Morris Teubal (Abstract 36-3)

From policy mix to policy remix: U.S. success examples in Norwegian science

and innovation policy

Magnus Gulbrandsen(Abstract 35-1)

Policy learning in competitive research funding: a case study

Merle Jacob and Leila Jabrane (Abstract 35-2)


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Patent Boxes and the Relocation of Intellectual Property

Laurie Ciaramella (Abstract 34-1)






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TRACK 3 - DEVELOPMENTS IN STI POLICIESFriday | June 8, 2018

Public procurement and innovation: A scoping review

Oishee Kundu, Andrew James and John Rigby (Abstract 37-1)

Introducing functional procurement as an approach to stimulate innovation

Jon Mikel Zabala-Iturriagagoitia and Charles Edquist (Abstract 37-2)

Towards a framework for the evaluation of Transformative Innovation

Policies

Alejandra Boni, Jordi Molas-Gallart and Sergio Belda Miquel (Abstract 41-1)

Towards a new rationale and framework for evaluating policy tools oriented

towards dealing with grand societal challenges

Effie Amanatidou, Deborah Cox, Dimitri Gagliardi, Chiara Marzocchi and Mickael

Benaim (Abstract 41-2)

Evaluation of impact: understanding impact first, deciding on indicators last.

The case of societal impact of largescale research infrastructures

Leonie van Drooge, Isabelle van Elzakker and Jasper Deuten (Abstract 41-3)

Who benefits from ex-ante impact evaluation in the European funding

arena?

Stefan de Jong and Reetta Muhonen (Abstract 41-4)

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Better understanding impact of scientific knowledge on policy by

conceptualising policy making conditions

Jakob Edler, Maria Karaulova and Kate Barker (Abstract 42-1)

Assessing the social impact of scientific research in/on the Arab World

Sari Hanafi (Abstract 42-2)

Identifying sources of intellectual influence in heavy flavour physics: A co-

nomination approach

Maria Karaulova, Maria Nedeva & Duncan Thomas (Abstract 42-3)

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TRACK 4 - EVALUATION AND IMPACT ASSESSMENTWednesday | June 6, 2018

Characteristics of science and innovation policies and their evaluation

Approaches, any Connection?

Junwen Luo, Jakob Edler, Yanchao Li, Paul Cunningham and Abdullah Gök (Abstract

43-1)

Semantic approaches for knowledge management in STI policy

Andrés Barreneche, Alina Deniau, Michael Keenan and Thierry Vebr (Abstract 43-2)

Value, societal impact and research policy

Eirikur Smari Sigurdarson (Abstract 43-3)

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Patent Boxes and the Relocation of Intellectual Property

Laurie Ciaramella (Abstract 34-1)






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TRACK 4 - EVALUATION AND IMPACT ASSESSMENTWednesday | June 6, 2018


Inclusive innovation policies: Lessons from international case studies

Sandra Planes Satorra and Caroline Paunov (Abstract 51-1)

Tackling marginalisation with social innovation: the Kiútprogram in Hungary

Görgy Molnár and Attila Havas (Abstract 51-2)

The importance of social innovation for a transformative innovation policy –

insights from the global research project SI-DRIVE

Jürgen Howaldt and Dmitri Domanski (Abstract 51-3)

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RRI and institutional change: Studying ‘deep institutionalisation’ in non-

European cases

Stephanie Daimer, Sally Randles and Valeria Vargas (Abstract 52-1)

RTOs as emerging nodes of responsible quadruple helix innovation systems?

Lessons from investigating institutionalisation of responsibility oriented

practices at the Fraunhofer Gesellschaft.

Philine Warnke and Andreas Röß (Abstract 52-2)

Technological anticipation, synthetic biology, and responsible innovation:

Anticipating the biological turn in the menthol landscape

Barbara Ribeiro and Philip Shapira (Abstract 52-3)

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TRACK 5 - RRI & SOCIAL INNOVATIONThursday & Friday | June 7-8, 2018


Data protection impact assessments as a practical tool to implement RRI in

companies

Nicholas Martin, Stephanie Daimer and Michael Friedewald (Abstract 53-1)

Responsible innovation in e-Health? A comparison of projects, networks and

processes

Kornelia Konrad, Verena Schulze Greiving and Paul Benneworth (Abstract 53-2)

Developing robust international principles for responsible innovation:

Insights and implications from ongoing OECD work on neurotechnology and

society

Nina Frahm, David Winickoff and Sebastian Pfotenhauer (Abstract 53-3)

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Living labs as instrument for societal change

Jasper Deuten, Timo Maas and Jos van den Broek (Abstract 26-1)

Do Living Labs work? Implications for innovation policy

Krassimira Paskaleva and Ian Cooper (Abstract 26-2)

Test Beds as an emerging instrument of STI policy-making: How they

approach innovation – and reconfigure society

Franziska Engels, Sebastian M. Pfotenhauer and Alexander Wentland (Abstract 26-3)

Translating policies and knowledge through an actor-centered and multi-

scalar approach: The journey of FITs and Auctions in UgandaTim Flink, Stefan

Padmasai Lakshmi Bhamidipati, James Haselip and Ulrich Elmer Hansen (Abstract 26-4)

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TRACK 5 - RRI & SOCIAL INNOVATIONFriday | June 8, 2018

Wednesday | June 6, 2018«Territorial innovation policy»

Overcoming strategic fever and opening government – Developing coherent

and inclusive innovation policies in post-socialist countries

Alexander Kleibrink & Monika Matusiak (Abstract 61-1)

Mapping territorial potentials for evidence-informed innovation policies in

Africa - Insights from Cote d’Ivoire and Nigeria

Chux Daniels & Mafini Dosso (Abstract 61-2)

Transformative innovation policies and smart specialisation in australia

Bruce Wilson (Abstract 61-3)

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INDIVIDUAL SESSIONS

Wednesday & Thursday | June 6-7, 2018

Thursday | June 7, 2018 «New knowledge on innovation dynamics»

Specialization, diversification and environmental technology life-cycle

Nicolò Barbieri, François Perruchas and Davide Consoli (Abstract 62-1)

Conspicuous diffusion: Theorizing how status drives innovation in Electric

Mobility

Lance Noel, Benjamin Sovacool, Johannes Kester and Gerardo Zarazua de Rubens

(Abstract 62-2)

Knowledge, networks and proximities - An analysis of knowledge dynamics

in the Chemical and Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology sectors

Gaston Heimeriks, Antoine Schoen, Patricia Laurens, Alfredo Yegros and Dieter Franz

Kogler (Abstract 62-3)

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LIST OF POSTERS

Negating or orchestrating different kinds of knowledge in foresight processes: A case study analysis of power relations in two city foresightsDana Wasserbacher

How national roadmap exercises for large-scale research infrastructures were introduced, following European innovation policiesIsabel K. Bolliger, Alexandra Griffiths and Martin Müller

Exploring paths for epistemic diversity in innovation policyErnesto Andrade-Sastoque and Alejandro Balanzó

Effects of cluster policies on collaboration networksAlain N’Ghauran

Research Evaluation at and for universities – A comparison of governance instruments in five European countriesLaura Behrmann, Thorben Sembritzki and Torger Möller

International evaluation: new exploration of science and technology evaluation practice in ChinaFang Xu

Achievements and challenges on China’s S&T programme management reform: from the angle of construction of professional programme organizationXiaoxuan Li

Social innovation ecosystems – empirical insights and conceptual challengesDmitri Domanski and Jürgen Howaldt

Organizing Innovation in North-East Brazil: The NIT-NE networkNina Paloma N C S Branco, Bianca Ferreira Duarte and Priscila de Jesus Silva

Do science parks build on regional, related capabilities? A review of linkages between pre-existing regional capabilities and the development of science parksAmonpat Poonjan and Anne Tanner

Reflecting responsible research and innovation (RRI) – Modes of governance in applied social scienceDieter Rehfeld

LIST OF POSTERS

STI priority setting and strategic orientation: an international multi level comparisonPhilippe Larrue

Public procurement for learning (PPL) and civic regional development Initiatives (CRDI) as promising mission-oriented innovation policiesAli Maleki and Najmoddin Yazdi

Lessons from business innovation studies for analysing social innovation processes and devising social innovation policiesAttila Havas

Re-thinking international STI co-operation for the grand challenges Mario Cervantes and Ian Hughes

COMMITTEES

SCIENTIFIC AND PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

Effie Amanatidou, Manchester Institute of Innovation Research (UK)Rigas Arvanitis, IFRIS & CEPED-IRD (France)Marc Barbier, LISIS-INRA & IFRIS (France)Paul Benneworth, CHEPS, Twente (Netherlands)Wouter Boon, Utrecht University (Netherlands)Susana Borras, CBS, Copenhagen (Denmark)Yannis Caloghirou, National Technical University of Athens (Greece)Stephanie Daimer, Fraunhofer (Germany)Fernando Diaz Lopez, TNO (Netherlands)Gabriela Dutrenit, Universidad Autonoma Metropolitana (Mexico)Jakob Edler, Manchester Institute of Innovation Research (UK)Charles Edquist, CIRCLE, Lund University (Sweden)Rainer Frietsch, Fraunhofer (Germany)Magnus Gulbrandsen, University of Oslo, Centre for Technology, Innovation and Culture (Norway)Gaston Heimeriks, Utrecht University (Netherlands)Pierre-Benoit Joly, LISIS-INRA & IFRIS (France)David Kaplan, University of Cape Town & CEPED-IRD (South Africa and France)Michael Keenan, OECD (France)Stefan Kuhlmann, University of Twente (Netherlands)Wen-Hua Kuo, National Yangming University (Taiwan)Philippe Laredo, LISIS & IFRIS & Manchester U (France)

Patricia Laurens, LISIS CNRS & IFRIS (France)Veiko Lember, Tallinn University of Technology (Estonia)Benedetto Lepori, Università della Svizzera italiana (Switzerland)Ralf Lindner, Fraunhofer (Germany)Rasigan Maharajh, DST-NRF Centre of Excellence in Scientometrics and STI Policy (South Africa)Catalina Martinez, CSIC-IPP (Spain)Jordi Molas-Gallart, Universitat Politècnica de València (Spain)Carlos Montalvo, TNO (Netherlands)Johann Mouton, CREST& Centre of Excellence in Scientometrics and STI Policy Stellenbosh (South AFrica)Mika Nieminen, VTT (Netherlands)Slavo Radosevic, University College London (UK)Emanuela Reale, IRCRES CNR (Italy)Barbara Ribeiro, The University of Manchester (UK)Douglas Robinson, LISIS, Université Paris-Est ESIEE & IFRISThomas Scherngell, AIT Austrian Institute of Technology (Austria)Antoine Schoen, LISIS, Université Paris-Est ESIEE & IFRISJohan Schot, Science Policy Research Unit (UK)Matthias Weber, AIT Austrian Institute of Technlogy (Austria)Paul Wouters, CWTS (Netherlands)Jon Mikel Zabala-Iturriagagoitia, Deusto Business School (Spain)Wei Zhao, Institute for the Reform & Development of Pearl River Delta (China)

COMMITTEES

LOCAL ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

Philippe Laredo, LISIS & IFRIS, Université de Paris Est & MIOIR-University of Manchester.Antoine Schoen, LISIS, Université Paris-Est ESIEE & IFRISDouglas Robinson, LISIS, Université Paris-Est ESIEE & IFRIS

The IFRIS Secretariat:

Rigas Arvanitis (Director), Julie Rust (Secretary General), Kevin Agblo (Community Manager), Valérie Duband (Accountant), Sandrine Froumajou (Travel manager), Lynda Silva (Events manager), Dorine Valy (External projects manager).

Conference organised with the support of:

INDEX OF AUTHORS

Alkærsig, Lars 16-3Amanatidou, Effie 41-2Apablaza Camila 15-3Arapostathis, Stathis 32-2Arias, Kennicher 32-3Arnold, Erik 14-4Arond, Elisa 32-3

Barbieri, Nicolo 62-1Barker, Kate 42-1Barreneche, Andrés 43-2Belda Miquel, Sergio 41-1Benaim, Mickael 41-2Benneworth, Paul 17-3 53-2Bergsma, Emmy 16-2Bhamidipati, Padmasai Lakshmi 26-4Biegelbauer, Peter 22-1Bone, Frédérique 34-4Boni, Alejandra 41-1Boon, Wouter 24-2Borden, Victor 15-1Borlaug, Siri 14-2Borras, Susana 22-2 36-2Brattström, Erik 25-2Brouwer, Stijn 17-3

Calero Medina, Clara 11-4Caravella, Serenella 34-1Castro-Martínez, Elena 17-2Centeno, Juan-Pablo 32-3Ciaramella, Laurie 37-1Coburn, Josie 34-4Consoli, Davide 62-1Cooper, Ian 26-2Cortes-Vargas, Daniel 32-4Cox, Deborah 41-2Cozzens, Susan 15-3

Crespi, Francesco 34-1Cruz-Castro, Laura 12-1Cunningham, Paul 43-1

Daimer, Stephanie 52-1 53-1Daniels, Chux 61-2de Jong, Stefan 41-4Debackere, Koenraad 14-4Degelsegger-Marquez, Alexander 24-4Deniau, Alina 43-2Deuten, Jasper 26-1 41-3Diercks, Gijs 12-3Domanski, Dmitri 51-3Dosso, Mafini 61-2Duncan, Thomas 42-3Dünser, Martina 11-3

Edler, Jakob 21-2 42-1 43-1Edquist, Charles 33-2 36-2Elyasi, Mahdi 35-3Engels, Franziska 26-3

Fabrizio, Serena 17-1Fartash, Kiarash 35-3Ferreira Goncalves, Marcia 12-2Flink, Tim 24-4Frahm, Nina 53-3Frenken, Koen 21-1 22-1Friedewald, Michael 53-1

Gagliardi, Dimitri 41-2Galindo-Rueda, Fernando 31-3Goetheer, Arjen 25-3Gök, Abdullah 43-1Guimon, Jose 16-1Gulbrandsen, Magnus 37-2Guo, Ying 16-4

INDEX OF AUTHORS

Hahn, Katrin 24-3Hanafi, Sari 42-2Hansen, Meiken 22-3Hansen, Ulrich 26-4Harari-Kermadec, Hugo 35-1Haselip, James 26-4Havas, Attila 21-2 31-2 51-2Heimeriks, Gaston 62-3Hekkert, Marko 21-1Heller-Schuh, Barbara 11-3Hellström, Tomas 25-2Hessels, Laurens 16-2 17-3Hopkins, Michael 34-4Howaldt, Jürgen 51-3Husbands Fealing, Kaye 15-3

Indukaev, Andrey 32-1

Jabrane, Leila 37-3Jacob, Merle 37-3Jaime, Astrid 32-3James, Andrew 31-1 33-1

Kanger, Laur 23-3Karaulova, Maria 42-1 42-3Karo, Erkki 24-1Keenan, Micheal 31-3 43-2Ker, Daniel 31-3Kester, Johannes 62-2Kivimaa, Paula 23-3Kleibrink, Alexander 61-1Koens, Lionne 12-3Kogler Dieter Franz 62-3Koier, Elizabeth 14-3Kolltveit, Kristoffer 14-2Konrad, Kornelia 53-2

Kroll, Henning 34-2Kuhlmann, Stefan 24-3 24-4Kulicke, Marianne 34-2Kundu Oishee 33-1

Langfeldt, Liv 14-2Laredo, Philippe 36-1Laurens Patricia 62-3Lember, Veiko 24-1Lepori, Benedetto 11-1 11-2 15-1 15-2 14-1Li, Yanchao 43-1Lian, Xiangpeng 16-4Luo, Junwen 43-1

Mäekivi, Rauno 24-1Martin, Nicholas 53-1Martinez, Catalina 12-1Marzocchi, Chiara 41-2Mass, Timo 26-1Mathieu, Bea 14-4Matusiak, Monika 61-1Mazzucato, Mariana 23-1Mestre-Ferandiz, Jorge 34-4Mollas-Gallart, Jordi 41-1Molnár, Görgy 51-2Moors, Ellen 24-2Morettini, Lucio 17-1Muhonen, Reetta 41-4

Nakopoulou, Efi 32-2Nedeva, Maria 42-3Noel, Lance 62-2Noyons, Ed 11-1 12-2Nwaka, Geoffrey 61-4Nyborg, Sophie 22-3

INDEX OF AUTHORS

Olmos-Peñuela, Julia 17-2Ordoñez-Matamoros, Gonzalo 24-4 32-3

Paskaleva, Krassimira 26-2Paunov, Caroline 16-1 51-1Peñasco, Cristina 12-1Perruchas, François 62-1Pfotenhauer, Sebastian 26-3 34-3 53-3Planes Satorra, Sandra 51-1Plekhanov, Dmitry 31-3

Randles, Sally 52-1Reale, Emanuela 15-1 17-1Reyes Elizondo, Andrea 11-4Ribeiro, Barbara 52-3Rigby John 33-1Rikap, Cecilia 35-1Robinson, Douglas 23-1Röß, Andreas 52-2Ruge, Luise 34-3

Sabrina Larissa, Woltmann 16-3Sanz Menendez, Luis 12-1Sawadogo, Natewinde 35-2Scherngell, Thomas 11-1Schnurr, Maria 22-4Schoen, Antoine 36-1 62-3Scholten, Wout 14-3Schot, Johan 23-3Schulze, Greiving Verena 53-2Shapira, Philip 52-3Sigurdarson, Eirikur S. 43-3Sivertsen, Gunnar 14-4Smink, Magda 21-3Smith, Andrew 23-2Sovacool, Benjamin 62-2Spaapen, Jack 14-4

Spinello, Andrea 15-2Stahlecker, Thomas 34-2Stirling, Andy 34-4Sturn, Dorothea 14-4

Teubal, Morris 36-3

Ukrainski, Kadri 24-1Umemura, Maki 23-2

van den Broek, Jos 26-1van der Zee, Frans 25-3van Drooge, Leonie 41-3van Elzakker, Isabelle 41-3van Est, Rinie 21-3van Waes, Arnoud 21-3Vargas, Valeria 52-1Vebr, Thierry 43-2Visser, Martjin 11-4

Wagner, Petra 22-1Wallace, Matthew 32-4Wanzenböck, Iris 21-1Warnke, Philine 52-2Weber, Matthias 21-2 21-1 25-1Wentland, Alexander 26-3 34-3Wesseling, Joeri 21-1Wilson, Bruce 61-3Winockoff, David 53-3

Yegros, Alfredo 62-3

Zabala-Iturriagagoitia, Jon Mikel 33-2Zarazua de Rubens, Gerardo 62-2Zdravkovic, Marta 14-1Zhang, Lili 16-4Zinilli, Antonio 15-2

INDEX OF AUTHORS

POSTER

Andrade-Sastoque, Ernesto

Balanzó, AlejandroBehrmann, LauraBolliger, Isabel K.Branco, Nina Paloma N C S

Cervantes, Mario

Domanski, Dmitri

Ferreira Duarte, Bianca

Griffiths, Alexandra

Havas, AttilaHowaldt, JürgenHughes, Ian

de Jesus Silva, Priscila

Larrue, PhilippeLi, Xiaoxuan

Maleki, AliMöller, TorgerMüller, Martin

N’Ghauran, Alain

Poonjan, Amonpat

Rehfeld, Dieter

Sembritzki, Thorben

Tanner, Anne

Wasserbacher, Dana

Xu, Fang

Yazdi, Najmoddin

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