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Session Submission Type: Open Panel
The aim of this panel is to explore the co-production of research agendas in inter-organisational public/private relationships. Co-production here reflects two processes: increasing epistemic and organisational practices between public and private sectors as new science and technology platforms develop, and state-driven programmes that are based on mobilising public science for accelerated innovation and wealth generation. In this panel we ask how such co-production is reflected in the metrics used to assess the value(s) of co-produced science. The papers consider this issue in different science and technology sectors and show great variation in how co-production takes place. In the spirit of the conference the panel explores this issue within and across different national contexts, thus contributing to STS debates and those working in innovation science and technology policy analysis.
Competition and the Transformation of Academic Labs in Biomedical Sciences in the 1980s - Annalisa Salonius, Independent Scholar, formerly University of Pennsylvania
Connecting People, Things and Values: Public/Private Research Relations - Jane Vedel, Copenhagen Business School; Andrew Webster, University of York
The Challenges and Potential for Collaboration between Wind Energy Scientists and Engineers and Environmentalists - Nicolas Hernandez, The University of Texas at El Paso
Research Policy As Industry Policy: Reconfiguring Scientific and Social Value(s) in Australian Medical Research - Georgia Miller, UNSW; Matthew Kearnes, Environmental Humanities Progarmme, School of Humanities and Languages, University of New South Wale; Declan Liam Kuch, UNSW