as of 08:00
Registration
at registration desk
Moderation by Elke Dall [ZSI – Centre for Social Innovation]
09:00 – 09:15
Room F2
Key note 2a on “Strategic intelligence revisited for a new R&I Policy” by a policy maker
Goran Marklund [Vinnova]
Room F2
09:15 – 09:30
Room F2
Key note 2b on “Strategic intelligence revisited for a new R&I policy” by a researcher
Matthias Weber [Austrian Institute of Technology]
Room F2
09:30 – 10:30
parallel in rooms: F2 / K1 / B1
Workshop 1: Design, implementation and support of impact-oriented R&I policies
Impulses by: Wolfgang Polt [Joanneum Research], Nick Vonortas [George Washington University], Yongsuk Jang [STEPI]
Moderation: Elke Dall [ZSI]
Room F2
Workshop 2: The new mission orientation - what difference does it make and what does it mean for policy making
Impulse by: Phillippe Laredo [I’FRIS]
Moderation: Stefan Philipp [ZSI]
Room K1
Workshop 3: Leading edge concepts, tools and methods to assess societal impact of R&I policy
Impulse by: Sybille Hinze [German Centre for Higher Education Research and Science Studies GmbH]
Moderation: Klaus Schuch [fteval]
Room B1
10:30 – 11:00
Coffee break – in the foyer outside of room F2
11:00 – 12:45
parallel in rooms: F2 / K1
Panel 3 on “A new role for R&I agencies towards impact facilitation?”
Moderator: Sabine Mayer [FFG]
Panellists: Adrian Berwert [Innosuisse], Pascal Fabing [Luxinnovation], Anne K. Fahlvik [The Research Council of Norway], Jana Kolar [High Level Group of Innovators for EIC], Goran Marklund [Vinnova]
Room F2
Key note 3 on “Impact of AI research on the society and use of AI for research evaluation”
Moshe Vardi [Rice University, USA]
Room F2, following Panel 3
Relation between STI and domain policies
Chair: Alexander Degelsegger-Márquez [ZSI – Centre for Social Innovation]
Discussant: Jürgen Streicher [Joanneum Research]
Room K1
Novel approach to foster engagement and impact on mental health of children and adolescents
Presenter: Raphaela Kaisler | Lucia Malfent [Ludwig Boltzmann Gesellschaft, Open Innovation in Science Center]
Authors: Raphaela Kaisler | Lucia Malfent [Ludwig Boltzmann Gesellschaft, Open Innovation in Science Center]
Challenges to incorporate policies of public engagement in research as a facilitator of impact in two large hospitals of Catalonia
Presenter: Maite Solans-Domènech [Agency for Health Quality and Assessment of Catalonia]
Authors: Maite Solans-Domènech | Ion Arrizabalaga | Núria Radó-Trilla | Paula Adam [all Agency for Health Quality and Assessment of Catalonia]
Impact in the agro-food and bio-economy domain
Presenter: Uno Svedin | Bettina Heimann [Stockholm Resilience Center, Stockholm University | EURAGRI secretariat, Aalborg University]
Authors: Uno Svedin | Bettina Heimann [Stockholm Resilience Center, Stockholm University | EURAGRI secretariat, Aalborg University]
12:45 – 13:45
Lunch break – in the restaurant X2
13:45 – 15:30
parallel in rooms: F2 / K1 / B1
Pathways to impact of R&I policies (II)
Chair: Anke Reinhardt [DFG – Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft]
Discussant: Michael Dinges [Austrian Institute of Technology]
Room F2
Tracking and communicating the impact of the Framework Programme - along impact pathways
Presenter: Nelly Bruno | Martina Kadunc [European Commission, DG Research and Innovation]
Authors: Nelly Bruno | Martina Kadunc [European Commission, DG Research and Innovation]
Impact in a networking environment
Presenter: Elwin Reimink [COST]
Author: Elwin Reimink [COST]
The user dimension of scientific impact - conceptualising policy-making conditions for understanding the impact of research upon policy
Presenter: Maria Karaulova | Katharine Barker [Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester | Oslo Institute for Understanding the Impact of Science – OSIRIS]
Authors: Jakob Edler | Maria Karaulova | Katharine Barker [Manchester Institute of Innovation Research, Alliance Manchester Business School, University of Manchester | Oslo Institute for Understanding the Impact of Science – OSIRIS]
Measuring the impact of scientific evidence on EU policy-making: Current practice and challenges at the European Commission's Joint Research Centre
Presenter: Daniel Neicu [European Commission Joint Research Centre]
Authors: Jens Otto | Sari Lehto | Daniel Neicu | Karol Kugiejko | Jonathan Cauchi [European Commission Joint Research Centre]
Assessing R&I impacts(II)
Chair: Liviu Stirbat [European Comission, DG Research and Innovation]
Discussant: Michael Strassnig [Vienna Science and Technology Fund]
Room B1
How long does it take for a policy to affect the market? Analysing time lags in low-carbon technological change in Austria
Presenter: Sebastian Seebauer [Joanneum Research]
Authors: Sebastian Seebauer | Veronika Kulmer | Willi Haas | Michaela Theurl [Joanneum Research | University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences]
Quantitative evaluation of the direct effects of science-industry transfer policies on large firms using the synthetic control model and the random trend model: An application to two French Technological Research Institutes
Presenter: Ruben Fotso [University of Lyon & University of Saint-Etienne]
Author: Ruben Fotso [University of Lyon & University of Saint-Etienne]
The Italian Industry/Enterprise 4.0 Plan: Ex-ante identification of potential beneficiaries and ex-post assessment of the use of incentives
Presenter: Giulio Perani [Istat Italian National Institute of Statistics]
Authors: Giulio Perani | Stefano Costa | Stefano De Santis: [Istat Italian National Institute of Statistics]
The competition for innovation funding: How government R&D grants are allocated in the Business sector
Presenter: Roger Svensson [Research Institute of Industrial Economics, Stockholm]
Authors: Roger Svensson | Martin Falk [Research Institute of Industrial Economics, Stockholm | Austrian Institute of Economic Research]
Research infrastructures – policies, roadmaps, impacts
Chair: Leonie van Drooge [Rathenau Institute]
Discussant: Martin Felix Gajdusek [ZSI – Centre for Social Innovation]
Room K1
The political context of Research Infrastructures: consequences for impact and evaluation
Presenter: Isabelle van Elzakker [Rathenau Institute]
Author: Isabelle van Elzakker [Rathenau Institute]
From measuring impacts to mapping impact systems: Lessons for the impact assessment of research infrastructures from a study on the European Social Survey ERIC
Presenter: Peter Kolarz [technopolis group]
Author: Peter Kolarz [technopolis group]
Ex-ante evaluation, monitoring, and socioeconomic impact assessment of research infrastructures in the Danube macro region: Current practices and proposed methods
Presenter: Attila Havas [Institute of Economics, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences]
Author: Attila Havas [Institute of Economics, Centre for Economic and Regional Studies, Hungarian Academy of Sciences]
15:30 – 16:00
Coffee break – in the foyer outside of room F2
16:00 – 17:00
Room F2
Panel 4 on "The challenges ahead for the evaluation of impact-oriented mission-driven R&I policies"
incl. take-away messages from the 3 workshops
Moderator: Michael Stampfer [WWTF]
Panellists: Anne-Maree Dowd [CSIRO], Sybille Hinze [DZHW], Philippe Laredo [l’IFRIS], Wolfgang Polt [Joanneum Research], Leonie van Drooge [Rathenau Institute]
Room F2
17:00 – 17:15
Room F2
Farewell from the organisers
Rupert Pichler [Austrian Federal Ministry for Transport, Innovation and Technology] and
Klaus Schuch [Austrian Platform for Research and Technology Policy Evaluation]
Room F2