The aim of the workshop is to bring together young researchers from different disciplines and provide them with an opportunity to discuss their papers and ongoing research.
The workshop will feature three Keynote Speeches by renowned scholars.
The conference will include presentations on the Economics of Innovation, Science, Complexity and Knowledge . We encourage participants to apply with works from a wide range of methods and subdisciplines, fitting into these topics.
Participants will have the chance to present one paper during the Workshop. They also will have the opportunity to receive helpful feedbacks from distinguished faculty members and external scholars. A senior researcher is going to lead a 10 minutes discussion of the paper after the presentation.
To apply for the Workshop, applicants must submit an extended abstract of the paper (maximum 3 pages). The full paper will be required a couple of weeks before the Workshop. See below for futher details about the application.
The workshop will take place on December 12–13th, 2024 at the Collegio Carlo Alberto in Turin.
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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
Hanna Hottenrott
Hanna Hottenrott is Professor at TUM School of Management and she heads the research department for Economics of Innovation and Industrial Dynamics at the Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research (ZEW). Her areas of interest involve industrial economics and applied microeconomics. Her research examines the economics of innovation, science and technological change. She holds an advanced degree in economics from the University of Heidelberg and obtained a PhD in applied economics from KU Leuven (Belgium) in 2010. At KU Leuven she was affiliated with the Department of Managerial Economics, Strategy and Innovation and worked on topics relating to the financing of research and development (R&D) in the business sector. After graduating she was awarded a fellowship from the Flemish Science Foundation (FWO) and investigated questions in the fields of innovation and science policy. In 2013 she accepted an assistant professorship at the Düsseldorf Institute for Competition Economics (DICE) of the University of Düsseldorf before joining TUM School of Management in May 2016. Prof. Hottenrott is also a core member of the Munich Data Science Institute.
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Andrea Morrison
Andrea Morrison is currently Associate Professor of Applied Economics at the Department of Political and Social Sciences, University of Pavia and Adjunct Professor of Innovation and Sustainability at the Department of Management and Technology, Bocconi University. He is also research fellow at ICRIOS Bocconi University and Research Affiliate at the Department of Human Geography and Planning, Utrech University.. He holds a M.A in Development Economics from the University of Sussex and a Ph.D. in Economic Development from the University of Roma Tre. His research interests lie in the areas of evolutionary economics, innovation studies and economic geography. He has investigated extensively topics like innovation systems, industrial clusters and knowledge networks, global value chains, green innovation, high skilled migration. Learn more
John P. Walsh
John P. Walsh is a Professor in the School of Public Policy, Georgia Institute of Technology. He teaches and does research on science, technology and innovation, using a sociological perspective that focuses on organizations and work to explain how research organizations respond to changes in their policy environment. Recent work includes studies of the bureaucratization of science and changing scientific careers, organizational context and misconduct, and the division of innovative labor. His work has been published in Science, American Sociological Review, Research Policy, Social Studies of Science, and Management Science. His work has been funded by the National Science Foundation, the Kauffman Foundation, and the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science, and he has done consulting for the National Academy of Sciences, the OECD, the European Commission and the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
Learn moreDates and deadlines
| Date | Deadline |
|---|---|
| 30th September 2024 | Abstract submission | October 2024 | Abstract acceptance and registration | November 2024 | Full paper submission |
Scientific Committee
- Professor Cristiano Antonelli (Università di Torino)
- Professor Alessandra Colombelli (Politecnico di Torino)
- Professor Magda Fontana (Università di Torino)
- Professor Aldo Geuna (Università di Torino)
- Professor Francesco Quatraro (Università di Torino)
- Professor Alessandra Scandura (Università di Torino)
Venue
The workshop will take place at the Collegio Carlo Alberto building in Piazza Arbarello, 8 (Turin), which formerly hosted the School of Economics of the University of Turin.
The Collegio Carlo Alberto is a foundation created in 2004 as a joint initiative of the Compagnia di San Paolo and the University of Torino. Its mission is to foster research and education in the social sciences, in accordance with the values and practices of the international academic community.
Previous editions
| Edition | Keynote Speakers | Organizers |
|---|---|---|
| 11th | Tom Brökel, Stan Metcalfe, Reinhilde Veugelers | Enrico Bergamini, Eliana Diodati, Giacomo Gallegati, Federico Musu |
| 10th | Ron Boschma, César Hidalgo, Simona Iammarino | Enrico Bergamini, Giacomo Gallegati, Roberto Moncada, Guido Pialli, Margherita Tambussi |
| 9th | Elena Cefis, Francesca Medda | Enrico Bergamini, Roberto Moncada, Giuseppe Pernagallo, Guido Pialli, Margherita Tambussi |
| 8th | Luigi Marengo, Maria Savona, Natalia Zinovyeva | Giulia Chersoni, Daniel de Souza, Eleonora Priori, Guido Pialli, Giuseppe Pernagallo |
| 7th | Stefano Breschi, Neave O’Cleary, Tommaso Ciarli | Giulia Chersoni, Daniel de Souza, Eleonora Priori, Guido Pialli |
| 6th | Massimo Riccaboni, Giovanni Marin, Ernest Miguelez | Carlo Bottai, Fabrizio Fusillo, Martina Iori, Anna Velyka, Anna Novaresio, Giulia Chersoni, Daniel de Souza, Eleonora Priori |
| 5th | Frank Neffke, Torsten Heinrich | Carlo Bottai, Fabrizio Fusillo, Martina Iori, Francesco Trentini, Anna Velyka |
| 4th | Johan Bollen, Davide Consoli, Elisa Giuliani | Gianluca Orsatti, Matteo Tubiana, Massimiliano Coda Zabetta |
| 3rd | Flaminio Squazzoni, Marco Vivarelli, Ulrich Witt | Alexander Jordan, Nadine Marmai, Paolo Racca |
| 2nd | Uwe Cantner, Luigi Orsenigo, Pietro Terna | Tommaso Panini, Silvia Rocchetta |
| 1st | Cristiano Antonelli, Dirk Czarnitzki | Cristoph Feder, Emilio Raitieri, Ilaria Bertazzi, Manuel Toselli, Rodrigo Kataishi |
FAQ
Only PhD Students can apply?
While PhD Students are the main target of the Workshop, also 1st-year Post-docs and last-year Master Students are welcome to apply.
If I don't have a full paper yet, can I apply anyway?
Each participant has to present something, because the spirit of the event is to create a community that shares ideas and research questions. While the deadline for extended abstracts is in early October, the deadline for the full paper will be in early December.
Can I attend the Workshop without presenting?
Unfortunately, we cannot welcome non-presenting participants. The workshop is meant for early-career researchers wanting to get valid feedback on their work in progress. Therefore, each participant is supposed to present.
Will you publish the final papers?
No, the final papers will be shared only with the senior discussant that is in charge of your session, in order to give you a proper feedback.
How can I reach out to you?
Feel free to write to phd_workshop@carloalberto.org