October Meeting Videocast and Presentation

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In the Science of Science Management October meeting, OPASI brought together multi-disciplinary invited participants with NIH staff to create cross talk and foster the development of a field of inquiry. Since that time, many people also have viewed the meeting videocast Click here to view summary videocast viewership information.

Highlights are available of the public Plenary Sessions, as well as summaries of the closed session Breakout Group activities.

The links below provide access directly to the indicated section of the videocast and a link to the slides as well.

Thursday, October 2,2008

Full day Videocast

NIH Director’s Charge – Science of Science Management - Vision into Action

Dr. Elias Zerhouni, NIH Director

Videocast

Opening Remarks – Science of Science Management - Bricklayers, Architects, and City Planners

Dr. Alan Krensky, Director of the Office of Portfolio Analysis and Strategic Initiatives (OPASI)

Videocast Powerpoint

Invitee Introductions

Videocast

Keynote Assessing Science – Toward a Scientific Basis for Managing NIH Research
        Dr. Edward Roberts, Professor of Management of Technology
        Founder and Chair MIT Entrepreneurship Center
        Massachusetts Institute of Technology

        Videocast        Powerpoint

Keynote Discussion

Videocast

Meeting Overview – If you don’t Discern, You can not Learn

Dr. Deborah Duran, Chief of Systemic Assessment Branch,

Division of Evaluation and Systematic Assessments (DESA),

Office of Portfolio Analysis and Strategic Initiatives (OPASI)

Videocast Powerpoint

Presentation – Priority Questions for Breakout Discussion Groups (Four 5 minute presentations with 5 minute discussions
Themes:

Current State of Knowledge Assessment – Dr. David Wilson, George Mason Univ

Knowledge Generation/Advancement – Dr. Susan Cozzens,Georgia Inst of Technology

Knowledge Utilization/Dissemination/Diffusion – Dr. Lynn Zucker, UCLA

Public Health Impact – Dr. Doris Rubio, Univ of Pittsburgh

Videocast Powerpoint

Friday, October 3^rd

Full Day Videocast

Opening

Welcome, Logistics

Dr. Deborah Duran, Chief of Systemic Assessment Branch, DESA, OPASI

Videocast Powerpoint

Opening Remarks

Dr. Alan Krensky, Director of OPASI

Videocast Powerpoint

Invited Expert Presentations (Four 5-7 minute presentations with 30-minute discussions)

Evaluation/Assessment Topics (4 presentations and discussion)

Dr. William Trochim, Cornell University,

Science of Science Management: Systems Evaluation & Assessment

        Dr. Scott Stern, Northwestern University,
                The Citation Revolution Meets the Identification Revolution:
                Opportunities for Science Policy Evaluation and Assessment

Dr. David Wilson, George Mason University,

Musings on Meta-analysis and Scientific Progress

Dr. Doris Rubio, University of Pittsburgh,

Evaluation in the Context of Science Management

Videocast Powerpoint

Knowledge Discovery/Management Topics (4 presentations and discussion)

Ms. Mary Kane, Concept Systems Inc,

Science Management using Organizational Knowledge

Dr. Katy Börner, Indiana University,

Computational Scientometrics Studying Science by Scientific Means

Dr. Jason Owen-Smith, University of Michigan,

Networks & Institutions in the Utilization of Science

Dr. Nate Osgood, University of Saskatchewan,

Knowledge Discovery & Management (Public Health)

Videocast Powerpoint

Systems/Modeling/Policy (4 presentations and discussion)

Dr. Adam Jaffe, Brandeis University,

Thinking Systemically about the Impact of NIH on the Country

Dr. Susan Cozzens, Georgia Institute of Technology,

Systems of Innovation in biomedicine and health

Dr. Lynne Zucker, University of California – Los Angeles,

Science & Management of Radical Change

Dr. Daniel Sarewitz, Arizona State University,

Paths to Outcome-Based Innovation Policy: Theory, Methods, Tools

Videocast Powerpoint

Charge for Afternoon Activities

Videocast

Closed:

Invited Experts and NIH Science Staff Cross-Talk Sessions – Chaired by NIH IC Directors

Small Group, Multi-disciplinary Breakout Discussion Groups

        Themes:                                                              Chair
        Current State of Knowledge Assessment            Dr. Lawrence Tabak, NIDCR
        Knowledge Generation/Advancement                 Dr. Nora Volkow, NIDA
        Knowledge Utilization/Dissemination/Diffusion    Dr. Thomas Insel, NIMH
        Public Health Impact                                         Dr. Paul Sieving, NEI

Charge: Develop concepts and priorities for NIH to assess priority question

CLOSED SESSION - NO VIDEOCAST OR POWERPOINT

Highlights from breakout groups (Four 10 minute presentations by IC Director Chairs)

Powerpoint

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