GTM2023 Will be a “Hybrid” Event Consisting of Two Programs:
GTM2023 “Live” Forum May 26, 2023 12:00 – 4:30 PM (half-day)
Immediately following the Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy taking place in Atlanta, GA May 24-26, a GTM Forum will meet in-person to provide a professional venue for: sharing current text-analytic based research in progress, obtaining in-depth peer feedback on methods, matching approach to research type, data issues, etc., and building relationships for future collaborations.
GTM2023 – 4th “Virtual” Conference November 10, 2023 on Whova
The VP Institute will co-host the 13th Global TechMining Conference along with the Technology Policy and Assessment Center at the Georgia Institute of Technology, with a program of oral presentations, panels, and power talks.
Friday Plenary
Papers and patents are becoming less disruptive over time
There is growing concern that innovative activity in science and technology is slowing. In this work, we explore these claims at scale, using novel bibliometric and text based analyses. We find evidence of a nearly universal shift across fields of science and technology, such that papers and patents are increasingly less likely to “disrupt” the status quo.
Russell J. Funk, Associate Professor, Strategic Management and Entrepreneurship, University of Minnesota
Russell’s research focuses primarily on network science, technology strategy, and the science of science. Findings from his work have been published in a number of different outlets, including Nature, Administrative Science Quarterly, Academy of Management Journal, Academy of Management Review, Management Science, MIS Quarterly, Organization Science, American Sociological Review, and Strategic Management, among others