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On Science and Innovation PolicyOCTOBER 14-16, 2019 | ATLANTA, GEORGIA USA

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WELCOME TO THE 8TH BIENNIAL ATLANTA CONFERENCE ON SCIENCE AND INNOVATION POLICY!

We are pleased that you have made it a priority to attend the Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy 2019. Thank you in advance for your contributions and participation in this wonderful gathering of researchers from around the world.

This year we celebrate the 8th convening of the Atlanta Conference. It is exciting that our community has grown internationally and expanded the knowledge base for science, technology, and innovation policy. The next three days will feature over 150 presentations reporting the work of more than 200 researchers. Early career researchers will present their work in a lively poster session where they will have the opportunity for meaningful feedback. The conference offers a comprehensive look at the ways science and innovation policies are crafted, managed, and have impacts on our economies, environment, and communities.

We welcome this year the Grantee Conference for the Science of Science and Innovation Policy Program of the U.S. National Science Foundation (SciSIP). The Atlanta Conference and the SciSIP program have grown up together. The first speaker at the first Atlanta Conference was John Marburger, then Presidential Science Advisor, who was introduced as “the patron saint of the Science of Science and Innovation Policy.” He frequently referred to it afterwards as the key professional conference in the field. We welcome SciSIP home to Atlanta, with SciSIP sessions interwoven in the Atlanta Conference and an afternoon workshop the afternoon following the meeting.

In addition to two stimulating panels and a keynoter who is a Georgia Tech public policy alumnus now at Google, our international lineup of presenters and speakers will address issues such as:

• National innovation strategies

• Innovation for sustainable development

• Researcher mobility, within and between countries

• Misconduct and norms

• Open science

• Gender and ethnicity in the science and engineering workforce

Our generous sponsors–Georgia Tech’s Executive Vice President for Research, Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts, and Clarivate Analytics–make this conference possible. We are thankful for their support. We also thank our cousin conference, the Global Tech Mining Conference, for their continued partnership.

We are confident that you will leave Atlanta with knowledge of new techniques and fresh approaches to address challenges facing the world. Enjoy the conference!

Susan Cozzens, Diana Hicks, & Julia MelkersConference Co-Chairs

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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

OCTOBER 14, 2019

8:30-8:45 am Welcoming remarks Room 236 Dr. Chaouki T. Abdallah Executive Vice President for Research, Georgia Institute of Technology

DATE8:30-10:00 am SESSION 1 Fourth Industrial Revolution: Whose Opportunity? Whose Threat? Opening Plenary Panel 236

10:00-10:30 am Coffee Break

10:30 am-noon SESSION 2 2A: Changing Production Dynamics SciSIP 233 2B: Careers & Families 235 2C: Misconduct & Delay 236 2D: Open Science & Inclusion 225 2E: Innovation Capabilities: National Contexts 222 2F: Procurement for Innovation Policy 324 2G: STI Institutions in Sustainable Development 158

Noon-1:15 pm Lunch Atrium

1:15-2:45 pm SESSION 3 3A: Start-ups & Entrepreneurs SciSIP 233 3B: Early Careers 235 3C: User Side of Impact 236 3D: Novelty & Bibliometrics 225 3E: Tech Transfer 222 3F: System Analysis 324

2:45-3:15 Coffee Break

3:15-4:45 pm SESSION 4 4A: Measuring Innovation Impacts SciSIP 233 4B: Institutional Prestige & Careers 235 4C: Publishing Norms 236 4D: Science to Society 225 4E: Universities & Innovation I 222 4F: Public Investments in Innovation: National Contexts 324

6:00-9:00 pm Gala Dinner

6:00-9:00 pm SESSION 5 5: Poster Session and Cocktails Ventanas (off site)

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OCTOBER 15, 2019

8:30-10:00 am SESSION 6 6A: S&T Policy Processes SciSIP 233 6B: Chinese Return Mobility 235 6C: Rethinking Technology Emergence 236 6D: Patents & Regulation 225 6E: Measuring Innovation in Africa 222 6F: National Level Policy 324 6G: Biomedicine & Policy 158


10:30 am-noon SESSION 7 7A: Entrepreneurs & Firms 233 7B: Gathering Input for Policy 235 7C: Team Science 236 7D: Human Capital Indicator Challenges 225 7E: Universities & Innovation II 222 7F: Changing Research on Research in UK 324 7G: Green Innovation 158


Noon-1:15 pm SESSION 8 8A: STIPA meeting 156 8B: Policy Experimentation Workshop 158

1:15-2:45 pm SESSION 9 9A: Interdisciplinarity & Human Capital SciSIP 233 9B: Gender & Productivity 235 9C: Policy Laboratory 236 9D: Evaluation in Practice 225 9E: Technologies Emerging Globally 222 9F: Space Policy 324


3:15-4:45 pm SESSION 10 10: Modern Citizenship and the STI Workforce Plenary 236

5:00-6:00 pm Tours of Technology Square and the CODA Building Meet in the GLC atrium at 4:50

6:00-9:00 pm Dinner on your own Enjoy Atlanta!


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OCTOBER 16, 2019

8:30-10:00 am SESSION 11 11A: National Innovation Networks 233 11B: Mobility & Career Development 235 11C: Individuals & Excellence 236 11D: Technology Concentration/dispersion 225 11E: Interdisciplinarity & Institutions 222 11F: Digital Innovation Policy 324


10:30 am-noon SESSION 12 12: Bridging the divide between research and practice

in science policy: Fostering value and use of research on research Closing Plenary Panel 236

Noon-12:15 SESSION 13 13: Conference Closing

1:00-5:00 pm WORKSHOP (separate registration required) SciSIP PI workshop (Tech Square Research Building, across 5th Street) TSRB 118


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DETAILED AGENDA

OCTOBER 14, 2019

8:30-8:45 am Welcoming remarks Dr. Chaouki T. Abdallah – Executive Vice President for Research,

Georgia Institute of Technology

8:30-10:00 am SESSION 1

Opening Plenary Session: Fourth Industrial Revolution: Whose Opportunity? Whose Threat? Room 236

Moderator: Susan Cozzens, Georgia Institute of Technology Panelists: David Hart, George Mason University Erica Fuchs, Carnegie Mellon University Glenda Kruss, Human and Social Research Council, South Africa Edward Lorenz, Cote D’Azur, Johannesburg, and Aalborg Universities

10:00-10:30 am COFFEE BREAK

10:30 am-Noon SESSION 2

2A: Changing Production Dynamics (SciSIP) Room 233 Session Chair: Edward Lorenz

Not All Technological Change is Equal: Disentangling Labor Demand Effects of Automation and Parts Consolidation

Christophe Combemale, Kate S. Whitefoot, Laurence Ales and Erica R.H. Fuchs

Technology Development, Strategic Risk and National Policy: The Impact of Chinese State-capitalist Investments in U.S. Shale Gas

Usha Haley

Innovation and Manufacturing in Global Value Chains: Impact of Internationalization of Component Suppliers for Wind Energy Technology

Kavita Surana, Claudia Doblinger, Nathan Hultman and Laura Diaz Anadon

2B: Careers & Families Room 235 Session Chair: Aaron Clauset

Family Employees and Innovation Behavior of Start-ups: A Family Embeddedness Perspective of Entrepreneurship

Masatoshi Kato and Haibo Zhou

The Relationship Between Parenting Roles and Academic Productivity Gemma Derrick, Adam Jaeger, Pei-Ying Chen, Cassidy Sugimoto, Thed van

Leeuwen and Vincent

Gender and the Impact of Parenthood on Faculty Productivity Allison Morgan, Samuel Way, Daniel Larremore, Mirta Galesic and Aaron Clauset

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2C: Misconduct & Delay Room 236 Session Chair: Barry Bozeman

Determinants of Whistleblowing Intention on Research Misconducts: Evidence from China

Li Tang

Measuring Correction Effects in Science: The Case of Retractions Across Time, Places, and Fields

Yin Li and Yuhan Yang

Delayed Recognition in Science: Different Causes of Sleeping and Awakening of Discoveries

Adil El Aichouchi, Philippe Gorry and Pascal Ragouet

Standing on Shoulders of The Tumbling Giants: Empirical Investigation on Post-retraction Citation

Seokkyun Woo

2D: Open Science & Inclusion Room 225 Session Chair: Ameet Doshi

Re-evaluating the NSF Broader Impacts with the Inclusion-immediacy Criterion: A Look At Nanotechnology Research

Thomas Woodson and Elina Hoffmann

Assessing Community Readiness and Adoption of Open Science Infrastructure Laurel Haak, Josh Brown, Matt Buys and Alice Meadows

A Proposal for Assessing Researchers’ Engagement with Open Science: Indicator Frameworks Between Universal Indicators and Full Customization

Paul Wouters, J Britt Holbrook, Merle Jacob, Lynn Kamerlin, Alis Oancea and Ismael Rafols

Co-learning and Innovation Diffusion in South African University Community Engagement Projects

Alexis Habiyaremye and Yasser Buchana

2E: Innovation Capabilities: National Contexts Room 222 Session Chair: Xiao Lu

Planning Innovation from the State: Policy Networks of Ecuador and Colombia Maria Belen Albornoz

Innovation Policies and Processes in the Global South: Many Policies but Limited Results: What is the Problem?

Carlos Aguirre Bastos, Diana Candanedo, Bhernadett Villanueva and Giancarlo Roach

Novel Framework for Academic - Industry Linkage for Intellectual Property (IP) Generation and Management: A Case Study of Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET) Research- Based Institution in Lagos- Nigeria

Kazeem Sodiq

Capabilities for Innovation and Policymaking: Addressing the Needs of Low and Middle-income Countries (LMICS)

Chux Daniels and Rocio Alvarez Tinoco

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2F: Procurement for Innovation Policy Room 324 Session Chair: Cong Cao

Functional Procurement for Innovation, Welfare and the Environment Charles Edquist and Jon Mikel Zabala-Iturriagagoitia

Innovation Mercantilism in the Global Clean Energy Sector David Hart

Investigating the Policy Impact of Public Procurement for Innovation (PPI) on Firm’s Activity Korean Case of R&D Related Pre-commercial PPI

Kiyoon Shin and Jeong-Dong Lee

2G: STI Institutions in Sustainable Development Room 158 Session Chair: Henning Kroll

A Novel Indirect Cost Compensation Model to Keep Sustainable Development of Research Universities and Institutions

Ruhan A

Managing Innovations: Perspective from Indian Universities Nimesh Chandra

An Integrative Management Approach for the National Agriculture Innovation System in Colombia Based on STI Policy Instruments.

Diego Hernando Flórez Martínez, Angélica María Londoño Triana, Rubiela Rincón Novoa, María Nancy Moreno Valderrama and Claudia Patricia Uribe Galvis

Towards A Monitoring and Evaluation Mechanism of the National System of Agro-industrial Science and Technology (SNCTA1, by its Initials in Spanish) To Support Decision-making Regarding Technical Change in the Sector

Angelica Londono and Gonzalo Ordoñez-Matamoros


Noon-1:15 pm Breakout: STI Community Input: Launching a New Open Access Journal Room 156 Session Chair: Caroline Wagner

1:15-2:45 pm SESSION 3

3A: Start-ups & Entrepreneurs (SciSIP) Room 233 Session Chair: Philip Shapira

Funding Emerging Ecosystems Paige Clayton, Maryann Feldman and Benjamin Montmartin

Media Influences on Entrepreneurship and Innovation David Robinson and Angelino Viceisza

The Success of Start-ups that Participate in Business Incubators and Accelerators Jennifer Woolley and Nydia MacGregor

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3B: Early Careers Room 235 Session Chair: Gemma Derrick

Increasing Transparency on Postdoctoral Salaries and Numbers Adriana Bankston, Rodoniki Athanasiadou, Mckenzie Carlisle, Carrie Niziolek,

Christopher Pickett and Gary McDowell

Converging Structures/ Diverging Functions: Is There a Trend Towards Functional Differentiation in The Role of the Doctorate? Evidence from Germany

Antje Wegner

Institutional Support for PhD and Postdoctoral Career Development: Transitioning to Academic and Non-Academic Careers

Julia Melkers and Rebekah St. Clair

Foreign Nationals Earning S&E PhDs from U.S. Institutions: Are Those at Highly Ranked Departments More Likely to Stay in the U.S. After Graduation?

Michael Finn, Leigh Pennington and Amy Burke

3C: User Side of Impact Room 236 Session Chair: Katharine E Barker

Productive Interactions from a User Perspective Jordi Molas-Gallart

Research Utilization in Public Policy Organizations: A Systematic Literature Review and Empirical Test

Taran Thune and Kari-Elisabeth Vambeseth Skogen

Reframing Policy Issues Through Research: How Obesity Became A Global Warming Concern

Silje Maria Tellmann and Magnus Gulbrandsen

What is the Role of Scientific Knowledge in Developing Urban Transport Policy? The Case of A Northern City in the United Kingdom

Maria Karaulova, Jakob Edler and Katarine Barker

3D: Novelty & Bibliometrics Room 225 Session Chair: Stephen Carley

Is China’s Scholarship Also More Novel? Caroline Wagner and Satyam Mukherjee

The Potential for Proposal Analytics Caleb Smith, Kevin W. Boyack and Richard Klavans

Google Scholar H-index as an Alternative Indicator to Evaluate Journals in Social Science and Humanities (SSH): The Brazilian Case

Alause Pires, Eliseo Reategui, Sérgio Franco and Rodrigo Barbosa E Silva

Does the NIH Fund Edge Science? Mikko Packalen and Jay Bhattacharya

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3E: Tech Transfer Room 222 Session Chair: Catherine Beaudry

How Does Exclusivity Affect Company Behaviour Toward University Research Commercialisation?

Arman Aksoy and Catherine Beaudry

Revealing Patent Ownership: A Study of Life Sciences Companies R. Sandra Schillo and Abisola Maryam Sanni

From Invention to Innovation: Tech Transfer Offices, Patents, and Technology Adoption

Catherine Beaudry and Sandra Schillo

Advanced Technology Adoption and Its Impact on Innovation Performance Georges Hage, Catherine Beaudry and Pierre Therrien

3F: System analysis Room 324 Session Chair: Gordon Kingsley

Research Universities. A Comparative Study of U.S. and Europe Benedetto Lepori

From North American Hegemony to Global Competition for Scientific Leadership? Insights from the Nobel Population.

Thomas Heinze, Arlette Jappe and David Pithan

Has the 2008 Global Financial Crisis A Lasting Impact on Universities and Public Research Institutes in the OECD?

Marc Luwel and Thed van Leeuwen

State Economic Innovation and R&D Tax Credits J David Selby



4A: Measuring Innovation Impacts (SciSIP) Room 233 Session Chair: Nicholas Vonortas

The Impact of Bayh-Dole on Commercialization of Publicly Funded R&D Rafael Corredoira, Brent Goldfarb, Seojin Kim and Anne Marie Knott

Measuring R&D Knowledge Diffusion Through Large Databases Christina Freyman, Dayne Freitag, Ed Chow and Nikhil Kalathil

Innovations in Scientific Grants and Their Relationship to Future Impact Daniel Acuna and Han Zhuang

Exploring Knowledge Production in Europe. The Knowmak Tool Benedetto Lepori, Philippe Laredo, Thomas Scherngell, Diana Maynard and

Massimiliano Guerini

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4B: Institutional Prestige & Careers Room 235 Session Chair: Peter Van den Besselaar

Research Choices in Scientific Careers: Competition in Science? Omar Ballester, Gaétan de Rassenfosse and Orion Penner

Faculty Recruitment and Retention at Historically Black Colleges and Universities Diogo Pinheiro

The Increasing Importance of Training Awards in the Careers of Early-stage Biomedical Academic Researchers

Christopher Pickett

Productivity, Prominence, and the Effects of Academic Environment Samuel Way, Allison Morgan, Daniel Larremore and Aaron Clauset

4C: Publishing Norms Room 236 Session Chair: Thomas Heinze

Predicting Breakthroughs in Research Richard Klavans and Kevin W. Boyack

Acknowledgements to Private Funding: Exploring Additional Traces of University-industry Interactions Through Scientific Publications

Alfredo Yegros and Wout Lamers

Demographic Differences in the Publication Output of U.S. Doctorate Recipients Karen White and Wan-Ying Chang

Motives to Publish - Structures of Company Publications in Scientific Journals Rainer Frietsch, Jasmin Ramadani, Knut Blind and Maikel Pellens

4D: Science to Society Room 225 Session Chair: Yasser Buchana

A Framework for Understanding Social Engagement in Research Universities Sergey Kolesnikov and Barry Bozeman

A Formative Approach to the Evaluation of Transformative Innovation Policies Jordi Molas-Gallart, Alejandra Boni and Sandro Giachi

Conceptualising and Characterising the Mechanisms for Grimpact Gemma Derrick, Rita Faria, Paul Bennewroth, Gunnar Sivertsen and David Budtz-

Petersen

Socio-technical Transitions and Mission-orientated Policies: The Need for New Implementation Models for Innovation and Research Programmes

Patries Boekholt and Erik Arnold

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4E: Universities & Innovation I Room 222 Session Chair: Gordon Kingsley

The Impact of I-corps on Academic Entrepreneurship Jan Youtie, Seokkyun Woo and Seokbeom Kwon

The Challenge of the Generation of University Spin Off Companies in Mexico Maria Del Pilar M Perez-Hernandez and Emilio Noriega

Maximizing Technology Commercialization of Federal Research Investments Through the Best Practices at Innovation and Economic Prosperity Universities

Paula Sorrell and Sarah Crane

Assessing the Role of Championing Leadership in Enhancing Academic Entrepreneurship: Evidence From U.S. Research Universities

Haneul Choi and Donald Siegel

4F: Public Investments in Innovation: National Contexts Room 324 Session Chair: Magnus Gulbrandsen

Implementation Evaluation for the Policy Reform of Scientific Research Project Management a Case Study from China

A Ruhan, Rongzhu Liu and Xiao Xuan Li

Evaluating the Policy Mix to Support Innovativeness in Firms: Evidence from Estonian Firms

Tõnis Tänav

Innovation-productivity Paradox in India’s Manufacturing Sector - An Analysis Using Innovation System Perspective

K J Joseph and Kiran Kakarlapudi

Innovation Trajectories and Transitions to A Knowledge Society in Brazil and Japan: Institutional Challenges and Structural Barriers

Antonio José Junqueira Botelhoand Shuichiro Kuwajima

6:00-9:00 pm Gala Dinner (Conference Banquet & Poster Session) (pre-paid ticket required) Restaurant: Ventanas, 275 Baker Street, Atlanta, GA Buses will leave from the front of the Georgia Tech Hotel at 5:45 pm (Bus for poster presenters and other earlybirds leaves at 5:30 pm)

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5: Poster Session and Cocktails Downtown ATL Session Chair: Julia Melkers

Most Published Research Findings May Be False, but Some Worth Doing: An Application to Public Health

Daniel Acuna and Han Zhuang

Science in the National Parks: Dynamics Associated with U.S. Policy Felber Arroyave, Alexander M. Petersen and Jeffrey Jenkins

Use Me When You Need Me: Firms’ Co-creation Output with Universities and the Economic Cycle

Ana M. Gómez-Aguayo and Joaquín M. Azagra-Caro

An Evolutionary Game Theory Approach to the Role of Government in Technology Transitions

Camila Apablaza and Valerie Thomas

Science and Technology Human Capacity Building in Developing Countries: Challenges and Opportunities for Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras

Kleinsy Bonilla, Milena Serafim and Iraima Lugo

Exploring the Influence of Absorptive Capacity of Non-R&D Intensive Firms on Innovation Performance: A Sectoral Analysis of South African Manufacturing and Services Firms

Yasser Buchana and Moses Sithole

Development of Open Business Models and Innovation in the Canadian Aerospace Sector

Diego Rolando Mahecha Capacho, Catherine Beaudry and Fabiano Armellini

Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Networks and Governance: The Case of the Projects Funded with Royalties Between 2012 and 2018

Juan Pablo Centeno

Has Social Sector Development Catalyzed Inclusiveness of India’s Growth Policy with Special Reference to Education and Health

Vikram Chadha and Ishu Chadda

The Network Mode of Transformation of Scientific and Technological Achievements: A New Idea From China

Yanlin Cheng

Industry and University - The Stim Consortium Strategy for a Self-organizing Platform

Antonio Crupi, Alberto Di Minin and Andrea Piccaluga

The Interplay Between Science and Policy in Environmental Collaboration and Governance: The Case Of the Guangdong-hong Kong- Macao Greater Bay Area

Coco Dijia Du, Tianle Liu, Xun Wu, Masaru Yarime, Kira Matus and Ye Qi

Non-scientist Use of Scientific and Technical Information: An Analysis of User Comments from Harvard’s Dash Repository and MIT Open Courseware

Ameet Doshi

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The Evolution of Megascience Project Leadership - Evidence from the Tevatron and the Large Hadron Collider (LHC)

David Eggleton

Development and Implementation of an Indicator Model of Early Career Researchers in Germany

Matthias Geils, Moritz Seifert and Antje Wegner

Under What Conditions Does A Firm’s Research Publication in Emerging Science-related Technology Benefit Itself or External Actors?

Su Jung Jee and So Young Sohn

Ties with Benefits: Relationship Between Multi-Functional Network and Work-life Balance

Heyjie Jung, Yifan Chen and Eric Welch

Innovation Capabilities or Social Needs: What Defines the Spatial Distribution of Social Innovations In European Regions?

Alina Kadyrova

Public University Research Funding and Local University-firm Cooperation: An Analysis of the German Excellence Initiative

Bastian Krieger

The Dynamics of Policy Design: What Do We Know About Its Processes and Challenges?

Martina Kovac

Innovation in the Global South: Understanding Innovation in the Informal Sector Using A Participatory Research Methodology.

Xolisa Magawana and Il-Haam Petersen

The Formation of Doctorates in the Context of International Mobility. The Case of Nanotechnology in Mexico

Mayra Morales

The Pattern of Innovation in South African Manufacturing Sector Precious Mudavanhu, Makelane and Ngqulu

Individual and Institutional Characteristics Contributing to Open-access Publishing

Simone Rosenblum and Julia Melkers

The Social Capital of Dual-Career Faculty: Understanding the Structure and Composition of On-Campus Networks

Isabel Ruthotto and Julia Melkers

How Automation and AI Affect Worker Well-being: Looking Beyond Displacement and Wages

Daniel Schiff and Luisa Nazareno

An Estimation of The Reduction of Health Effect Caused by Air Pollution by Implementing New Technology to Reduce the Emissions of Particulate Matter: The Case of Chile

Esteban Soto

Relationship Between Public Support to Firms and Dynamics of Firm Innovation Strategies

Tõnis Tänav

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R&D Subsidies on Misallocation of Innovation Resources in China Fang Wang and Xiaoyong Dai

Strategizing Scientific Awards: The Impacts of Early-career Awards on the Research Network of Recipient Scientists

Seolmin Yang and So Young Kim

The “Weak” Version of the Porter Hypothesis, Environmental Regulation, and Technological Innovation: An Empirical Analysis Based on Panel Data at Provincial Level in China

Jian Zhang, Tianying Xu, Xuanting Ye and Zhilan Li

Study on the Basic Research Policies in China in the 40 Years of Reform and Opening Up Via Policy Documents Analysis

Jian Zhang, Youwei He, Xiangyu Zhu, Zhilan Li and Xuanting Ye

OCTOBER 15, 2019

8:30-10:00 am SESSION 6

6A: S&T Policy Processes (SciSIP) Room 233 Session Chair: Caroline Wagner

Measuring & Analyzing the Use of Science and Innovation in Policy: An Application to National Environmental Policy Act Decisions

Cory Struthers, Tyler Scott, Forrest Fleischman, Gwen Arnold and Mike Dockry

Science Advice to the President and the Role and Impact of the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST)

Kirstin Matthews and Kenneth Evans

A Collaboratively Derived International Research Agenda on Legislative Science Advice

Karen Akerlof, Chris Tyler, Erin Heath, Marga Gual Soler, Emily Cloyd, Alessandro Allegra and Sarah Foxen

Government-funded Research Increasingly Fuels Innovation Lee Fleming, Hillary Greene, Guan-Cheng Li, Matt Marx and Dennis Yao

6B: Chinese Return Mobility Room 235 Session Chair: Nicolas Robinson-Garcia

Returning Scientists and the Emergence of China’s Science System Cong Cao, Jeroen Baas, Caroline Wagner and Koen Jonkers

The Career Development of Leading Social Scientists in China: A Multidimensional Comparison of Returnees and Locals

Feng Li

From Inbreeding to Student Laundering: How Academic Background is Influencing the Career Attainment of Chinese Overseas Returnees

Xiao Lu

Returnee Academic Entrepreneurship in China Yanzhao Lai and Nicholas Vonortas

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6C: Rethinking Technology Emergence Room 236 Session Chair: Jan Youtie

Dispatches from the Indicators of Technology Emergence Project Jan Youtie and Alan Porter

Rethinking Technology Emergence: Measurement, Policy, Insights Serhat Burmaoglu

Emerging Technologies: Responsible Development and Challenges of Societal Alignment

Philip Shapira and Barbara Ribeiro

The Politics of Attention for Autonomous Vehicles: Technology Forecasts and Policy Images from U.S. Industry

Gordon Kingsley, Michael Hunter, Sorawit Siangjaeo, Nathaniel Horadam, Andrew Hanus and Claire Bleckley

6D: Patents & Regulation Room 225 Session Chair: Branco Ponomariov

The Effect of Patent Pledge Policy on Patent Pledges and Regional Innovation Meijun Liu, Richard Freeman, Xiao Hu and Yuandi Wang

Assessing How the Colocation of Science and Technology Benefits Innovation Stephen Carley, Nils Newman and Alan Porter

Institutional Ownership of Academic Patent in Japan: Empirical Analysis of Its Impact on Academic Research

Kenta Ikeuchi, Kazuyuki Motohashi and Naotoshi Tsukada

6E: Measuring Innovation in Africa Room 222 Session Chair: Isabel Bortagaray

Towards A Measurement Programme of Innovation in the Informal Sector in Africa Nazeem Mustapha, Oluseye Jegede, Petersen Il-Haam, Isabel Bortagaray and

Glenda Kruss

Innovation for Inclusive Development (IID): Learning from Informal Settings in The Global South

Isabel Bortagaray and Nicole Van Rheede

Linking Work Organisation with Capacity Development and Innovativeness in Microenterprises in Nigeria

Oluseye Jegede, Tukur Garba and Xolisa Magawana

Towards Participatory Innovation Measures and Indicators: Exploring the Value of Participatory Visual Methods

Il-Haam Petersen and Xolisa Magawana

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6F: National Level Policy Room 324 Session Chair: Seokkyun Woo

The Role of Politics in Transformative Science, Technology and Innovation Policies in Emerging Economies: The Case of Colombia

Gonzalo Ordoñez-Matamoros and Juan Pablo Centeno

Policy Learning As A Key Drive of Science, Technology and Innovation Policy in China: How the Concept of National Innovation System Was Introduced and Developed in China

Chunliang Fan

What 50 Years of R&I Policy History Tells Us About How to Make Future Policy: Evidence from a Study of Policy Changes in Sweden

Erik Arnold and Katharine E Barker

Functional Analysis of Innovation Policy Instruments: A Method to Assess Design, Implementation And Governance of Innovation Policy in Developing Countries

Juan Rogers

6G: Biomedicine & Policy Room 158 Session Chair: Sanjay Arora

Medical Research Versus Disease Burden in Africa Hugo Confraria and Lili Wang

Disease Burden, Research Efforts and Scientific Visibility: Exploring Factors Diverting Research Attention from Global Health Needs

Alfredo Yegros-Yegros, Wouter van de Klippe, Maria Francisca Abad García and Ismael Ràfols

Resolving the Healthcare Needs in Developing Countries: Role of Inclusive Innovations

Dinar Kale

R&D Incentives and Innovation Spillovers: Evidence from the European Orphan Drug Regulation

Philippe Gorry and Dimitrios Kourouklis


10:30 am-noon SESSION 7

7A: Entrepreneurs & Firms Room 233 Session Chair: Philip Shapira

Ecosystems of Entrepreneurship: Configurations and Critical Dimensions André Alves Cherubini, Bruno Fischer and Nicholas Vonortas

Cooperative R&D and the Performance of Start-up Firms: Does Founders’ Human Capital Matter?

Masatoshi Kato

Understanding the Role of Local Institutional Entrepreneurs in Inclusive Innovation Initiatives in Rural Communities in Colombia

Mario Pinzón-Camargo, Gonzalo Ordoñez-Matamorosand Stefan Kuhlmann

Emergent Small Business Narratives in Three High-technology Industries Sanjay Arora

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7B: Gathering Input for Policy Room 235 Session Chair: Jennifer Woolley

A Schizophrenic Public? Understanding the Shifts of Public Opinion on Nuclear Energy Policy Through the Deliberative Polling Process

So Young Kim

The Connection between Battery Storage and Climate Change: Testing for the Politicization of Energy Storage Research in the Media

Matthew A. Shapiro

Succeeding and Failing in Delivering Scientific Evidence: A Close Look of Two Cases of Environmental Conflicts in Chile

Soledad Quiroz-Valenzuela

Sustainable Energy Transition Towards the 100% Renewable Energy Society: Insights from Surveys of Experts in Japan, Germany and the United Kingdom

Muneki Adachi

7C: Team Science Room 236 Session Chair: Eric Welch

Aligning Scientific Impact and Societal Relevance: The Roles of Academic Engagement and Interdisciplinary Research

Pablo D’Este, Irene Ramos-Vielba and Nicolas Robinson-Garcia

The Importance of Dynamic Scientific Networks in Science Policy of Africa Leila Tahmooresnejad and Catherine Beaudry

Enabling Combinatoric Innovation Diana Bull, Sharon DeLand, Peter Gambill, Jeffery Tsao and Jessica Turnley

Enhancing the Effectiveness of Team Science: A Study of Evaluating Current State of China’s Scientific Research Teams

Gangbo Wang

7D: Human Capital Indicator Challenges Room 225 Session Chair: Beethika Khan

Science and Engineering Indicators Reimagined: S&E Indicators for the Digital Age

Beethika Khan, Karen White and Carol Robbins

Science and Engineering Labor Force Amy Burke

Stem K-12 Education Indicators Karen White, Carol Robbins and Susan Rotermund

Core Indicators of U.S. S&E Higher Education Josh Trapani

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7E: Universities & Innovation II Room 222 Session Chair: Taran Thune

Revisiting the Agent Roles of the Technology Transfer Office in Taiwan Hsini Huang and Shih-Hsin Chen

The University of Pfizer: How Pharma Uses Translational Science to Offload Risk to Universities

Mark Robinson

Effectiveness of Technology Transfer in Public Research Institutions in South Africa: A Review of National Survey Data Using the Revised Contingent Effectiveness Model, and Implications for Future Measurement

Gerard Ralphs and Nazeem Mustapha

Strategic Human Resources Management Theory Revisited: Science Commercialization, Personnel Authorities, and Competitive Advantage in U.S. Research Universities

Branco Ponomariov, H. L. Shen and Craig Boardman

7F: Changing Research on Research in UK Room 324 Session Chair: David Eggleton

Examining Emerging Methodologies in the Research on Research Landscape Gemma Derrick

A New Agenda for Research on Research: Combining Disciplines, Mixing Methods James Wilsdon and Sarah de Rijcke

Lost in Translation? Post-Brexit Futures for UK Research Daniel Hook

Discourses, Politics and Practices of UK Research on Research James Wilsdon

7G: Green Innovation Room 158 Session Chair: Anna Goldstein

Public Policy of ST&I and Territory: Energy Sectorial Fund in Pernambuco/Brazil Sunamita Iris Rodrigues Borges da Costa and Ana Cristina de Almeida Fernandes

Governing Competing Technological Innovation Systems for Sustainability Transitions: Lessons from the German Renewable Energy Feed-in Tariffs

Carsten Schwäbe and Carsten Dreher

Mission-oriented Research Policies Impact to Research Themes: Case of Fuel Cell Technology

Arho Suominen

Supporting New Ventures in Clean Energy Technology: The Role of ARPA-E Anna Goldstein, Claudia Doblinger, Erin Baker and Laura Diaz Anadon


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Noon-1:15 pm SESSION 8

8A: STIPA (STI Policy Research Network of the Americas) - Open Room 156

8B: Policy Experimentation Workshop Room 158 This workshop aims to bring together policy makers and researchers to collectively

identify potential opportunities for policy experiments and seed new research collaborations. Building on our experience at the Innovation Growth Lab (IGL), the session will provide an introduction to policy experimentation, showcase inspiring examples of successful experiments in this policy field, discuss some of the practical steps required to set up trials, and work with participants to explore how experimental approaches could be used to address some of their policy and/or research questions.


9A: Interdisciplinarity & Human Capital (SciSIP) Room 233 Session Chair: Britt Holbrook

Basic Research on the Scientific Frontier: The Influence of the Disciplinary Knowledge Variety of Scientists’ Publications and Their Citation Impact on Subsequent Interdisciplinary Publications

Beverly Tyler, Turanay Caner, Melissa Appleyard and Griffin Weber

Regulations That Do Not Help: The Effect of Rule and Regulations on Scientific Collaboration and Productivity

Heyjie Jung and Eric Welch

Policy Extensions and Pathways: Engaging the Science of Broadening Participation and Inclusion in Science and Engineering

Kaye Husbands Fealing and Connie L McNeely

9B: Gender & Productivity Room 235 Session Chair: Catherine Beaudry

Scientific Production and Impact in Africa: Does Collaboration Mitigate the Gender Bias?

Catherine Beaudry, Heidi Prozesky and Leila Tahmooresnejad

How Inclusive is AI? A Bibliometric Study on Gendered Scientific and Technological Development

Gita Ghiasi, Marc-Andre Simard, Iris Bourgault Bouthillier and Vincent Lariviere

Field Differences in Gender Bias: The ERC Starting Grants Case Peter Van Den Besselaar and Ulf Sandstroem

Female-Authored Papers Are More Often in High Impact Journals but Less Cited Ulf Sandstroem and Peter van den Besselaar

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9C: Policy Laboratory Room 236 Session Chair: Sebastian Pfotenhauer

Testing Future Societies? Developing a Framework for Test Beds and Living Labs As Instruments of Innovation Governance

Sebastian Pfotenhauer, Alexander Wentland and Franziska Engels

A Laboratory Put to the Test: Experimenting with Self-driving Cars and Their Infrastructures

Mathieu Baudrin and Brice Laurent

Co-creating With Robots: Testing Knowledge and Designing Futures for Our Aging Societies

Kyriaki Papageorgiou and Carlos Cuevas

How Experiments Become Futures: Social Learning for Self-driving Cars Jack Stilgoe

Breaking Bad with the Participatory Turn? Acceleration and Intensification of Participatory Experiments

Pierre Delvenne and Hadrien Macq

9D: Evaluation in Practice Room 225 Session Chair: Erik Arnold

Government Funding and International Collaboration in Scientific Research Ping Zhou, Xiaojing Cai, Wenjing Xiong and Xiaozan Lyu

Professional Standards in Bibliometric Research Evaluation? A Meta-evaluation of European Assessment Practice

Arlette Jappe and Thomas Heinze

Evaluating an Innovative Basic Research Program: The Case of the Emergent Phenomena in Quantum Systems Initiative

Jeffrey Alexander and Benjamin Anderson

A Value Assessment Engine for International Space Station Research and Development

Jeffrey Alexander, Benjamin Anderson, Amy Witsel, Alison Sykes and Rainer Hilscher

9E: Technologies Emerging Globally Room 222 Session Chair: Gonzalo Ordoñez-Matamoros

Regional Technological Systems in Transition - Effects and Development of Technological Portfolios In China

Henning Kroll and Peter Neuhäusler

Timing of Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy for Country-level Innovation Jennifer Woolley and Nydia Macgregor

Boundary Work and Transversality: A Framework for the North-South Governance of Emerging Technologies

Diran Soumonni, Susan Cozzens, Pablo Catalan, Rider Foley and Thomas Woodson

The Evolution of Transnational R&D: The Case of US MNEs and India and China Ajinkya Kamat, Ambuj Sagar and Venkatesh Narayanamurti

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9F: Space Policy Room 324 Session Chair: David Hart

Success and Failure in National Security-civil Cooperation: Examining the Case of Interagency Sharingof Satellite Reconnaissance Data

Mariel Borowitz

Active Space Debris Removal: Responsibility, Timeline, and National Security Implications

Sara Miller

Helping the Little Guy: The Impact of Government Awards on Small Technology Firms

Aleksandar Giga, Andrea Belz, Richard J. Terrile and Fernando Zapatero

Influence of Commercial Satellite Operator Data Sharing and Emerging Space Nation Stakeholder Preferences on Space Traffic Management System Architecture

Miles Lifson and Danielle Wood


3:15-4:45 pm SESSION 10

10: Plenary Session: Modern Citizenship and the STI Workforce Room 236 Session Chair: Kaye Husbands Fealing Speaker: Kamau Bobb, Google

5:00-6:00 pm Tours of Technology Square and the CODA Building. Meet in the GLC atrium at 4:50.

6:00-9:00 pm Dinner on your own Enjoy Atlanta!

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DETAILED AGENDA

OCTOBER 16, 2019

8:30-10:00 am SESSION 11

11A: National Innovation Networks Room 233 Session Chair: Usha Haley

Interdisciplinary Collaboration in Research Networks: Empirical Analysis of Energy-related Research In Greece

Georgios Tritsaris and Afreen Siddiqi

Transformation of Cross-border Regional Innovation System: A Case Study of Hong Kong and Shenzhen

Jue Wang, Kevin Chandra, Coco Du, Weizhen Ding and Xun Wu

Do Research Groups Benefit from Their Linkages with Firms? Some Evidence for Nano, Bio and ICT Research Groups from Argentina

Florencia Barletta, Mariano Pereira and Gabriel Yoguel

Sti Policy Impacts on Building International Emerging Innovation Networks Shihhsin Chen

11B: Mobility & Career Development Room 235 Session Chair: Diogo Pinheiro

Human Capital and Transitions Out of Entrepreneurship by Scientists and Engineers

Briana Stenard

How Does Scientific Mobility Impact Knowledge Flows? An Examination of the Knowledge Diffusion Channel

Weichen Liu and Dongbo Shi

When Scientists Cross the Line Alexander Petersen

International Mobility and the Career Progression of European Academics Eric Iversen, Carolina Canibano and Richard Woolley

11C: Individuals & Excellence Room 236 Session Chair: Li Tang

How Can We Detect Star Scientists? The Type of Star Scientists and the Transition in Japan

Hiromi Nagane, Yuta Fukudome and Kanetaka Maki

How Human Capital Affect the Effectiveness of Government-sponsored University-industry Collaboration: Professionality in Firm’s Employee and Board

Shin-Ren Pan

Origin of Novelty Sotaro Shibayama and Jian Wang

Towards A Multidimensional Valuation Model of Scientists Nicolas Robinson-Garcia, Rodrigo Costas, Thed Van Leeuwen and Tina Nane

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11D: Technology Concentration/Dispersion Room 225 Session Chair: Philippe Gorry

Investigating Originality and Generality of Technological Competitiveness Based on Corporate R&D

Pei-Chun Lee

Leveraging on Technological Learning for Scaling-up in Clustered Micro-firms in Nigeria

Oluseye Oladayo Jegede

The R&D Composition of European Countries: Concentrated Versus Dispersed Profiles

Fredrik Niclas Piro

Technological Diversification: A Matter of Related or Unrelated Varieties? Jon Mikel Zabala-Iturriagagoitia

11E: Interdisciplinarity & Institutions Room 222 Session Chair: Caroline Wagner

The Development of a New Instrument To Evaluate Research Agendas in Stem Fields

Hugo Horta and João M. Santos

A Concept for the Measurement of the Interdisciplinarity of Research Organizations - The Example Of the Fraunhofer Society

Peter Neuhäusler, Rainer Frietsch and Sonia Gruber

A Contribution to the Structural Evaluation of Research Organizations: The Case of the Austrian Research Center of Industrial Biotechnology

Edgar Schiebel

Characterizing Emerging Topics Toward Priority Setting in Research Funding Satoko Fujisawa, Yayoi Sasaki and Hideki Yoshida

11F: Digital Innovation Policy Room 324 Session Chair: Daniel Schiff

Experimental Innovation Policy Albert Bravo-Biosca

Estimation of Adoption Functions for Multiple Smart Technologies: Evidence from A Variety of Levels of Government

Andrew Whitford, Derrick Anderson, Jeff Yates, Jason Anastasopoulos and Adam Burchfield

Governing Data-driven Innovation in Cyber-physical Systems: Open Data for Smart Cities Through Regulatory Sandboxes

Masaru Yarime

Digital Transition Policies in the Emerging Economies: Are Agents for Development an Optimal Choice?

Ivan Danilin

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10:30 am-noon SESSION 12

12: Bridging the Divide Between Research and Practice in Science Policy: Fostering Value and Use of Research on Research Closing Plenary Session: Room 236

Session Chair: Ismael Rafols Panelists: Elizabeth Allen, Cassidy Sugimoto, Ismael Rafols, Barry Bozeman

and Patries Boekholt

Noon-12:15 SESSION 13

13: Conference Closing Room 236 Session Chairs: Diana Hicks & Julia Melkers Lunch on your own – safe travels home!

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SciSIP WORKSHOP

1:00-5:00 pm SciSIP Workshop (separate registration required) (Technology Square Research Building, 1st floor conference area)

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Daniel Acuna, Syracuse University

Erik Arnold, Technopolis

Joaquín M. Azagra-Caro, Universitat Politècnica de València

Catherine Beaudry, Ecole Polytechnique of Montreal

Isabel Bortagaray, Universidad de la Republica

Kevin Boyack, SciTech Strategies, Inc.

Barry Bozeman, Arizona State University

Carolina Canibano, Universitat Politècnica de València

Rodrigo Costas, CWTS-Leiden University

Scott Cunningham, Delft University of Technology

Pablo D’Este, Universitat Politècnica de València

Chux Daniels, SPRU, University of Sussex, UK

Gemma Derrick, Lancaster Univesity

Mary Feeney, Arizona State University

Irwin Feller, Pennsylvania State University

Mary Frank Fox, Georgia Institute of Technology

Christina Freyman, SRI International

Denis Gray, North Carolina State University

David Hart, George Mason University

J Britt Holbrook, New Jersey Institute of Technology

Michael Hopkins, SPRU, University of Sussex

Eric Iversen, NIFU

Gretchen Jordan, 360 Innovation LLC

Dinar Kale, The Open University

Gordon Kingsley, Georgia Institute of Technology

Lauren Lanahan, University of Oregon

Philippe Laredo, Universite Paris Est

Grit Laudel, TU Berlin

Aaron Levine, School of Public Policy, Georgia Tech

Jordi Molas-Gallart, Universitat Politècnica de València

Gonzalo Ordonez-Matamoros, Universidad Externado de Colombia & University of Twente

Vanessa Pena, IDA Science and Technology Policy Institute

Fredrik Niclas Piro, NIFU (Nordic Institute for Studies in Innovation, Research and Education)

Branco Ponomariov, UTSA

Ismael Rafols, Universitat Politècnica de València

Irene Ramos-Vielba, Universitat Politècnica de València

Nicolas Robinson-Garcia, Delft University

Juan Rogers, Georgia Institute of Technology

Daniele Rotolo, SPRU, University of Sussex

Howard Rush, CENTRIM, University of Brighton

Henry Sauermann, Georgia Institute of Technology

Philip Shapira, Manchester Institute of Innovation Research; Georgia Institute of Technology

Cassidy Sugimoto, Indiana University/National Science Foundation

Arho Suominen, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

Li Tang, Fudan University

Zak Taylor, Georgia Institute of Technology

Peter van den Besselaar, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Caroline Wagner, The Ohio State University

Jian Wang, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven

Eric Welch, Arizona State University

Thomas Woodson, Stony Brook University

Richard Woolley, Universitat Politècnica de València

Masaru Yarime, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

Jan Youtie, Georgia Institute of Technology

Jon Mikel Zabala-Iturriagagoitia, Deusto Business School

As always, the Atlanta Conference could not take place without the help and insights of abstract, poster and paper reviewers! Our thanks go to the following reviewers:

Susan Cozzens, Conference Co-Chair and Founder Diana Hicks, Conference Co-Chair, Georgia Tech Julia Melkers, Conference Co-Chair, Georgia Tech

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The Atlanta Conference relies on the hard work of our student volunteers! Thank you to the following students who help with setup, logistics, trouble-shooting and other important tasks that are important to our ability to have a successful conference! Thank you!

Georgia Institute of Technology Students

School of Public PolicyAmeet DoshiQuintin KrethGreg Ligon

Jeremy PesnerXimena Pizarro

Simone RosenblumIsabel RuthottoRicha Singhania

Robert WardSeokkyun Woo

School of Industrial and Systems EngineeringYahan Liu

Nevin ThomasJingjing WangMingjun Wang

School of EconomicsVikrant Kamble

Sam Nunn School of International AffairsEunji (Emily) Kim

Konrad Posch, University of California BerkeleyNathalia Pufal, George Washington University

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The CanteenMicro Food Hall75 5th St. NWwww.thecanteenatl.com

Chinese Buddha Menu100 10th St. NW www.chinesebuddhaatlantaga.com

Chuck’s Famous 68 5th St. NW 404-249-7733 www.chucksfamous.com

Community Smith866 W Peachtree St.www.communitysmithatl.com

Cypress Street Pint and Plate 817 West Peachtree St. NW404-815-9243www.cypressbar.com

Domino’s Pizza44 10th St. NWwww.dominos.com

Gyro Bros 85 5th St. NW, Suite B 404-892-5707 www.gyrobros.net

Insomnia Cookies930 Spring St. NWwww.insomniacookies.com

J. Christopher’s (Amer.)950 W Peachtree St. NW www.jchristophers.com

Moe’s Southwest Grill85 5th St. NW, Suite C 404-541-9940www.moes.com

Ray’s New York Pizza26 5th St. NW404-888-9911www.raysnewyorkpizza.com

Revelator Coffee Company Square on Fifth 848 Spring St. NW, #239 www.revelatorcoffee.com

Starbucks @ Georgia Tech Bookstore 48 5th St. NW 404-894-1858www.starbucks.com

Subway75 5th St. NW, Suite D-2www.subway.com

Taco Bell930 Spring St. NWwww.tacobell.com

Tiff’s Treats848 Spring St.cookiedelivery.com

Tin Drum Asia Cafe 88 5th St. NW404-881-1368www.tindrumcafe.com

Twisted Kitchen930 Spring St. NW www.twistedkitchen.net

Marlow’s Tavern 950 West Peachtree Street www.marlowstavern.com

McCray’s Tavern1157 W Peachtree St. NWwww.mccraystavern.com

Pho King950 W Peachtree St. NWwww.phokingrestaurant.com

Pita Pit950 W Peachtree St. NWwww.pitapitusa.com

Prickly Pear Taqueria950 W Peachtree St. NWwww.pricklypearatlanta.com

Steel (Asian)950 W Peachtree St. NW www.steelatlanta.com

Umma’s House75 5th St. NW404-477-3255

The Varsity61 North Ave. NW 404-881-1706www.thevarsity.com

Waffle House66 5th St. NW404-872-0028 www.wafflehouse.com

Which Wich915 W Peachtree St. NWwww.whichwich.com

Yogli Mogli85 5th St. NW, Suite D 404-522-2999www.yoglimogli.com

HOSPITALEmory University Hospital Midtown550 Peachtree St. NE404-686-4411www.emoryhealthcare.org

ATMS/BANKSGeorgia Tech Hotel ATM 800 Spring St. 404-347-9440

PNC Bank75 5th St. NW 404-897-5688www.pnc.com

SunTrustWest Peachtree Branch740 W. Peachtree St. NW 404-479-4457 www.suntrust.com

Wells Fargo 645 State St.www.wellsfargo.com

RETAILAmazon@GeorgiaTech86 5th St. NWwww.georgiatech.amazon.com

Barnes & Noble @ Georgia Tech Bookstore 48 5th St. NW404-894-2515www.gatechbncollege.com

CVS 842 Peachtree St. NE Main: 404-881-1605 Pharmacy: 404-892-8468 www.cvs.com

Great Clips 86 5th St. www.greatclips.com

Kwik Kopy Printing 817 W Peachtree St. NE, A100 Atlanta, GA 30308 404-876-9667 www.kwikkopy.com

PublixThe Plaza Midtown 950 W. Peachtree St. NW Atlanta, GA 30309Main: 404-253-3544Pharmacy: 404-253-3547 www.publix.com

ATTRACTIONSBobby Dodd Stadium Georgia Tech Sports Hall of Fame150 Bobby Dodd Waywww.Ramblinwreck.com

Centennial Olympic Park265 Park Ave. West NW404-222-PARK (7275)www.centennialpark.com

CNN CenterOne CNN Center404-827-2300 or 1-877-4CNNTOUR (266-8687)www.cnn.com/StudioTour

College Football Hall of Fame 250 Marietta St. NW 404-880-4800 www.cfbhall.com

Ferst Center for the Arts 349 Ferst Dr. 404-894-2787 www.ferstcenter.gatech.edu

Fox Theatre660 Peachtree St. NE404-881-2100www.foxtheatre.org

Georgia Aquarium225 Baker St.404-581-4000 www.georgiaaquarium.org

High Museum / Atlanta Symphony Orchestra1280 Peachtree St. NE404-733-HIGH (4444)www.high.org

Margaret Mitchell House & Museum990 Peachtree St. NE404-249-7015www.margaretmitchellhouse.com

Philips Arena1 Philips Dr. 404-878-3000 www.philipsarena.com

SkyView Atlanta Ferris Wheel168 Luckie St. NW678-949-9023 www.skyviewatlanta.com

Woodruff Arts Center1280 Peachtree St. NE404-733-4200www.woodruffcenter.org

World of Coca-Cola121 Baker St. NW 1-800-676-COKE (2653) or 404-676-5151www.worldofcoca-cola.com

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