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Drawing from different national contexts, methods and case studies, the papers in this panel contribute to the ongoing discussion regarding the drivers, practices and effects of innovation. How are innovations classified and rendered national security threats? How is innovation measured and assessed? How are emerging economies instrumenting innovation? What tools for responsible research and innovation do we have? Each paper offers insights into the infrastructures of innovation, including classificatory practices, policies, state capacities, universities and enterprises, all of which can both constrain and enable innovation in different ways.
A Classification of the Innovation Process Precipitated by the Rise of Deep-Threat Multi-Use Technologies - Jessica Glicken Turnley, Galisteo Consulting Group, Inc.; Diana Bull, Sandia National Laboratories; Sharon Deland, Sandia National Laboratories; Jeff Tsao, Sandia National Laboratories
Mass Entrepreneurship and Innovation in China: An Index Based Comprehensive Evaluation - kang li, national academy of innovation strategy, China association for science and Technology; Chen Huang, National Academy of Innovation Strategy; Da-Sheng Deng, national academy of innovation strategy, China association for science and Technology
Real-Time Technology Assessment of Emerging Science and Technology: A Trial for Responsible Research and Innovation - Ryuma Shineha, Seijo Univerisity; Ken Kawamura, Seijo Univerisity; Daisuke Yoshinaga, Waseda University; Go Yoshizawa, Oslo Metropolitan University; Mikihito Tanaka, Waseda University
The Expectations of Chinese Science and Technology Workers, Based on a National Survey - kang li, national academy of innovation strategy, China association for science and Technology; Chen Huang, National Academy of Innovation Strategy; Da-Sheng Deng, national academy of innovation strategy, China association for science and Technology