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	2009 Technology Transfer Society Conference Program October 2, 2009 Elliott University Center, UNCG Campus
7:15 – 8:10 am	*Continental Breakfast at UNCG, Auditorium Foyer*
8:10 – 9:15 am Auditorium	*Greeting, Al Link, Department of Economics, UNCG; Conference Organizer* *Welcome and Introductions, Linda Brady, Chancellor of UNCG* *Keynote Address: Josh Lerner, Harvard Business School* *“Boulevard of Broken Dreams: Public Efforts to Promote Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital”*
	Joyner	Maple	Dogwood	Kirkland	Alexander	Claxton	Cone C
9:30 – 11:00 am	Public-Sector Entrepreneurship	Issues in Technology Transfer Roundtable	Policy Instruments and Technology Transfer	Public-Sector Entrepreneurship	Private-Sector Entrepreneurship	The Entrepreneurial University	Academic Entrepreneurship
11:15 – 12:45 pm	Academic Entrepreneurship	Government as Entrepreneur	Public-Sector Entrepreneurship	Public Policy and Entrepreneurship	Private-Sector Entrepreneurship	Academic Entrepreneurship	How to Make Your University the Technology Source of Choice for Innovation: Panel Session of Experts
1:00 – 2:30 pm Cone A&B	*Lunch for Speakers and Technology Transfer Society Members, NC TTOs, and Invited Guest* *Welcome, Don Siegel, Dean – School of Business, SUNY Albany; President, Technology Transfer Society* Introductions, Stan Antolin – Smith Moore Leatherwoord, LLP Keynote Speaker, Howard Aldrich – University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill “Social Networks and Entrepreneurial Team Formations”
2:45 – 4:15 pm	Innovation in Science and the Transfer of New Knowledge	Government as Entrepreneur	Private-Sector Entrepreneurship	Public Program Support of Innovative Activity	Concepts of Innovation	Innovation and Regional Growth	Management of Innovation
4:30 – 6:00 pm	Intellectual Property and Innovation	Issues in Technology Transfer Roundtable	Commerce and Academic Faculty	Social Entrepreneurship	Private-Sector Entrepreneurship	Academic Entrepreneurship

6:00 pm

Adjourn, Buses Depart UNCG for O.Henry Hotel and Proximity Hotel

PROGRAM DETAILS
* The final presenter in each session will serve as the session chair *

9:30 am Joyner	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
	Public-Sector Entrepreneurship	Evidence that Businesses in Wind Energy Have Build on a Knowledge Base Established by the U.S. Department of Energy	Rosalie Ruegg Patrick Thomas	TIA Consulting, Inc. 1790 Analytics LLC
		Generation and Protection of Business Value: Granting of Patents	Thor Nielsen	Connolly Bove Lodge & Hutz LLP
		Triple Play or Home Run: A Cooperation Model of Alliance Performance among Government Funded Entrepreneurial and Large Organizations in the Energy Industry	Cecilia Falbe Jaeyoung Kang Dianne Welsh	SUNY Albany SUNY Albany University of North Carolina at Greensboro

Session

Paper Title

Author(s)

Affiliation(s)

9:30 am Maple	Issues in Technology Transfer Roundtable Sponsored by the Kauffman Foundation	Entrepreneurship Education and University Technology Transfer	Andrew Nelson Tom Byers	University of Oregon Stanford University
		Barriers to Commercialization: The Faculty Inventor's Dilemma	Renee Kaswan Lesa Mitchell	Founder, IP-Advocate.org Kauffman Foundation
		University Technology Transfer Offices	Don Siegel Mike Wright	SUNY Albany University of Nottingham
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
9:30 am Dogwood	Policy Instruments and Technology Transfer	Auction Theory vs. Licensing Practice: Case Study of a Medical Device Transferred to a Multi-National Corporation	Elliot Fishman	Stevens Institute of Technology
		R&D Subsidies’ Output Additionality: Some IV Evidence from Finland	Mariagrazia Squicciarini Chiara Criscuolo	VVT Technical Research Centre of Finland VVT Technical Research Centre of Finland
		Technology Proximity between Firms and Universities	Martin Woerter	Swiss Economic Institute
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
9:30 am Kirkland	Public-Sector Entrepreneurship	Does the SBIR Program Stimulate Growth? Firm-Level Evidence on the NIH Program	Andrew Toole	Rutgers University
		ISP-Based Cyber Security: Is a New Business Model Feasible?	Brent Rowe Mike Gallaher Doug Reeves	RTI International RTI International North Carolina State University
		R&D Subsidies to Start-Ups: Effective Drivers of Patent Output and Employment Growth?	Sarah Koesters Uwe Canter	Friedrich-Schiller-University Friedrich-Schiller-University
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
9:30 am Alexander	Private-Sector Entrepreneurship	When Do User Innovators Become Entrepreneurs?	Aaron Chatterji Kira Fabrizio	Duke University Duke University
		The Management of Industry-University Joint Research Projects	Valentina Morandi	University of Brescia
		Market, Firm, and Project-level Effects on the Innovation Impact of Collaborative Research Projects	Yiannis Spanos Klas Eric Soderquist Nicholas Vonortas Konstantinos Kostopoulos	Athens University of Economics and Business Athens University of Economics and Business George Washington University Athens University of Economics and Business
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
9:30 am Claxton	The Entrepreneurial University	Faculty Transition to Entrepreneurship	Frank Rothaermel Shanti Agung	Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Institute of Technology
		The Internationalization of Science and Its Influence on Academic Entrepreneurship	Stefan Krabel Donald Siegel Viktor Slavtchev	Max Planck Institute of Economics SUNY Albany Max Planck Institute of Economics
		Internal Environment and Academic Entrepreneurship in Malaysian Public Research Universities	Ainon Jauhariah Abu Samah	Tun Abdul Razak University

	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
9:30 am Cone C	Academic Entrepreneurship	Is the U.S. Losing Its Preeminence in Higher Education? A Problem of Erosion in the Technology Transfer Base	Jim Adams	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
		What Explains the Quantity and Quality of Local Inventive Activity?	Robert Hunt Gerald Carlino	Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
		New Government Policy to Support the Commercialization of University Research: Academic Patentees in Thuringia (Germany)	Heike Grimm	Max Planck Institute of Economics
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
11:15 am Joyner	Academic Entrepreneurship	Empowering Academic Entrepreneurship through Maturation Project Management, Absorptive Capacity and Complementary Assets	Russell Teasley Frank Lockwood	North Georgia College and State University Western Carolina University
		Quality of Academic Patents in Europe: An Analysis of Citations Prior Art	Valerio Sterzi	University of Brescia and Kites-Bocconi University
		Empirical Testing of Entrepreneurial Universities	Maribel Guerrero David Urbano	Autonomous University of Barcelona Autonomous University of Barcelona

	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
11:15 am Maple	Government as Entrepreneur Invited Session	Do Organizational Choices Shape Scientific Progress? The Human Genome Project as a Policy Experiment	Kenneth Huang Fiona Murray	Singapore Management University MIT
		Commercialization of SBIR Inventions	Al Link John Scott	University of North Carolina at Greensboro Dartmouth College
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
11:15 am Dogwood	Public-Sector Entrepreneurship	Knowledge Diffusion, Technology Transfer, and the Challenge of Assessment	Andrew Nelson	University of Oregon
		Scotland’s Intermediate Technology Institutes: Has Performance Matched the Promise?	Geoff Gregson Richard Harrison	University of Edinburgh Queen’s University Management School
		Identification of Information Technology Issues in Healthcare: The Impact of Respondent Role, Firm Culture and Firm Entrepreneurial Orientation	Prashant Palvia Hamid Nemati Kevin Lowe	University of North Carolina at Greensboro University of North Carolina at Greensboro University of North Carolina at Greensboro

	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
11:15 am Kirkland	Public Policy and Entrepreneurship	To the Highest Bidder: How NASA Sold Technology Rights through a Public Auction	Darryl Mitchell Diana Hoyt Nona Cheeks	Goddard Spaceflight Center NASA NASA
		Productivity Growth and Pecuniary Knowledge Externalities: An Empirical Analysis of Agglomeration Economics in European Regions	Pier Paolo Patrucco Cristiano Antonelli Francesco Quatraro	University of Turin University of Turin University of Turin
		U.S. Policy Responses to the Globalization of Innovation and R&D	Ron Hira John Ettlie	Rochester Institute of Technology Rochester Institute of Technology
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
11:15 am Alexander	Private-Sector Entrepreneurship	Organizational Goals, Managerial Attention and Resource Allocation Decisions: A Study of Technology Commercialization at Motorola	John Joseph	Duke University
		Survival Analysis of Incubated Firms in Maryland	Alan O’Connor Brooks Depro	RTI International RTI International
		The Hyper-Growth of European SMEs: Empirical Evidence and Beyond	Tommaso Minola Giordano Maria Cogliati Lucio Cassia	University of Bergamo University of Bergamo University of Bergamo

	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
11:15 am Claxton	Academic Entrepreneurship	The Open Innovation Imperative: Perspectives on Success from Faculty Entrepreneurs	Chris Hayter	U.S. Coast Guard Academy
		Social Influence Given (Partially) Deliberate Marching: Career Imprints in the Creation of Academic Entrepreneurs	Pierre Azoulay Christopher Liu Toby Stuart	MIT Harvard University Harvard University
		International Scientist Mobility and the Locus of Technology Transfer	Christoph Grimpe Jakob Edler Heide Fier	ZEW Center for European Economic Research Manchester University ZEW Center for European Economic Research
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
11:15 am Cone C	How to Make Your University the Technology Source of Choice for Innovation: Panel Session of Experts	Laura Schoppe, Fuentek, LLC Kathleen Needham, NASA Glenn Research Center John McEntire, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Karen LeVert, Southeast TechInventures
1:00 pm Cone A&B	*Lunch for Speakers, Technology Transfer Society Members, NC TTOs, and Invited Guests* *Sponsored by Smith Moore Leatherwood, LLP*

	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
2:45 pm Joyner	Innovation in Science and the Transfer of New Knowledge	Genomic Entrepreneurship: The Emergence of Private Genomics, 1990-2004	Ilse Wiechers Robert Cook-Deegan	IGSP Center for Genome Ethics, Law & Policy, Duke University IGSP Center for Genome Ethics, Law & Policy, Duke University
		Bioentrepreneurship: How to Start	Oliver Uecke Thomas Crispeels Hilmar Klink Sebastian Gurtner Michael Schefczyk	University of Technology Dresden Vrije Universiteit Brussel Product Development and Management Association University of Technology Dresden University of Technology Dresden
		The Making of Plasmamedicine: Rewriting the Role of Innovation Management in Technology Transfer and Inderdisciplinary Science Formation	Christiane Gebhardt	Malik Management Zentrum St. Gallen
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
2:45 pm Maple	Government as Entrepreneur Invited Session	Does Policy Influence the Commercialization Route? Evidence from National Institutes of Health Funded Scientists	Taylor Aldridge David Audretsch	Max Planck Institute of Economics Indiana University
		Entrepreneurial Innovation Policies to Support Regional Growth and Development	Sean Safford	University of Chicago

	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
2:45 pm Dogwood	Private-Sector Entrepreneurship	University Spin-Off Financing: Comparative Analysis of Access to Venture Capital in Biotechnology	Kate Hoye David Castle	University of Ottawa University of Ottawa
		Corporate Exploration Competence and the Entrepreneurial Enterprise	Raphael Klein Uzi de Haan Albert Goldberg	Technion-Israel Institute of Technology Technion-Israel Institute of Technology Technion-Israel Institute of Technology
		Knowledge Formality, Serendipity, and Arbitrage: Their Effect on Sustainable Entrepreneurial Action	Elias Carayannis Mike Provance	George Washington University University of Richmond
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
2:45 pm Kirkland	Public Program Support of Innovation Invited Session	Federal R&D Competitions: Findings from the First Technology Innovation Program (TIP) Award Competition	Stephen Campbell Stephanie Shipp	National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Science and Technology Policy Institute (STPI)
		Patent Outcomes from the Advanced Technology Program (ATP)	Andrew Wang	National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)
		The Impact of the SBIR Program on Participant Growth and Survival	Gary Anderson	National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
2:45 pm Alexander	Concepts of Innovation	Cultural Barricades and Adapters in Multi-Field Innovation Diffusion	Zack Kertcher	University of Chicago
		Non-Compete Agreements, Ex-Employees, and Regional Entrepreneurship	Matt Marx	MIT
		Impact of Corporate Responsibility Practices on Innovation Choices	Annick Castiaux	University of Namur
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
2:45 pm Claxton	Innovation and Regional Growth	Regional Innovation Strategy Development Practices	Tom O’Neal Henriette Schoen	University of Central Florida Business Incubator Program University of Central Florida Business Incubator Program
		Modeling the Entrepreneurial Effect: From Bureaucratic Tech Transfer to Entrepreneurial Tech Commercialization	Norris Krueger Brian Cummings Steven Nichols	Entrepreneurship Northwest and Max Planck Institute University of Utah University of Texas
		The Diffusion of Innovation in Genetic Science	Margaret Clements Joshua Powers	Indiana University Indiana State University
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
2:45 pm Cone C	Management of Innovation	The Management of Projects by Program Officers on Development of Systems and Technology for Advanced Measurement and Analysis	Shin’ichi Kato Atsushi Koma	Japan Science and Technology Agency Japan Science and Technology Agency
		A Change Management Perspective on Government-University-Industry Cooperative Research Centers	Jeffrey Alexander	SRI International
		Building Knowledge Ecosystems through third Generation Science Parks: Evidence from the US and Europe	Sarfraz Mian Willem Hulsink	SUNY Oswego RSM Erasmus University
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
4:30 pm Joyner	Intellectual Property and Innovation	Imitate to Innovate: Empirical Evidence on Germany’s Successful Copy of the Bayh-Dole Act	Alexander Starnecker	University of Augsburg
		What Do Companies Perceive as the Benefit of Locating in a University Technology Incubator? Data from the NC State Technology Incubator	Dallas Wood Alan O’Connor	RTI International RTI International
		Development of Intellectual Property Management Scorecard at the Individual Laboratory Level	So Young Sohn	Yonsei University
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
4:30 pm Maple	Issues in Technology Transfer Roundtable Sponsored by the Kauffman Foundation	Academic and Industry Scientists and University Technology Transfer	Fiona Murray	MIT
		University Technology Transfer in Europe	David Audretsch Dervim Göktepe-Hultén	Indiana University Max Planck Institute of Economics
		Faculty Entrepreneurship	Shanti Agung Frank Rothaermel	Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia Institute of Technology

	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
4:30 pm Dogwood	Commerce and Academic Faculty: Understanding and Assessing the Industry Relationships of Professors	Industrial Activity of Foreign Born Scientists in Research Extensive Universities	Monica Gaughan	University of Georgia
		Interdisciplinary and Industry Network Ties of Scientists Engaged in Emerging Technology Research	Julia Melkers Fang Xiao	Georgia Institute of Technology Georgia State University
		Politics and Industry: How the Political Attitudes and Science Values of Commercially Active Academic Faculty Differ from Others	Barry Bozeman Tolga Arslan	University of Georgia University of Georgia
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
4:30 pm Kirkland	Social Entrepreneurship	PlayPumps International: A Simple Way to Obtain Clean Water	Peter Stanwick	Auburn University
		Mental Models in Social Entrepreneurship	Norris Krueger Dianne Welsh	Max Planck Institute of Economics University of North Carolina at Greensboro

	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
4:30 pm Alexander	Private-Sector Entrepreneurship	Cost-Reducing R&D with Spillovers and Trade	Rajeev Goel Shoji Haruna	Illinois State University Okayama University
		Technology and R&D Organizations: Toward a Comprehensive Theory	Maureen McArthur Hart	George Washington University
		R&D (Re) location and Offshore Outsourcing: A Management Perspective	Mariagrazia Squicciarini Nina Rilla	VVT Technical Research Centre of Finland VVT Technical Research Centre of Finland
	Session	Paper Title	Author(s)	Affiliation(s)
4:30 pm Claxton	Academic Entrepreneurship	Completing the Technology Transfer Process: The IPOs and M&As of Biotech Spin-Offs	Silvio Vismara Michele Meoli Stefano Paleari	University of Bergamo University of Bergamo University of Bergamo
		A Path Model of Organizational Decision-Making on Membership in University-Based Research Consortia	Drew Rivers Denis Gray	North Carolina State University North Carolina State University
		Creative Destruction: Entrepreneurship Centers and the Building of Entrepreneurial Universities	Peter Gianiodis Phil Phan	Clemson University Johns Hopkins University
6:00 pm	*Adjourn; Buses Depart for Hotels*