Between brackets, the organisers and/or chairs
Underlined – when available – name of the presenting author(s)

Session 1A: Science, technology and Knowledge creation (STRIKE – Jacques Mairesse/Michele Cincera) Room 020

• Michele Pezzoni (University of Bergamo and CESPRI-Bocconi University), Valerio Sterzi (University of Bergamo and CESPRI-Bocconi University):
  The scientific career advancements and the role of network: a comparison between French and Italian physicists (abstract)
  
• Tarmo Räty (Government Institute for Economic Research, VATT), Aki Kangasharju (Government Institute for Economic Research, VATT):
  Budget Constrained Productivity of University Production (paper)
• Eric Zimmerman (Interdisciplinary Center Herzliya (IDC), Herzliya), Judit Bar-Ilan (Department of Information Science, Bar-Ilan University):
  Can Personal Scientific Productivity be Influenced by Email Use? (abstract)
• Jarno Hoekman, Koen Frenken, Frank van Oort (Utrecht University),
  Collaboration networks as carriers of knowledge spillovers: Evidence from EU27 regions (paper)

Session 1B: Communities and incentives for Knowledge creation (Helena Lopes) Room 021

• Valentina Morandi, Francesca Sgobbi (DIMI, University of Brescia):
  Collaborative Know-how in networks of SMEs (abstract)
• Patrick Cohendet, David Grandadam (BETA, Strasbourg):
  Individuals, Communities and Firms in the Creative Process (paper)
  
• Manfred Paier, Thomas Scherngell (Dept. of Technology Policy, Austrian Research Center – ARC):
  Determinants of collaboration in European R&D networks: Empirical evidence from a binary choice model perspective (paper)
  
• Mariana Christen Jakob, Patricia Wolf (Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts):
  Why sharing boundary crossing? Understanding the motivation for knowledge sharing in virtual Communities of Practice (abstract -paper)
  

Session 1C: Structure and Dynamics of Innovation Networks (Uwe Cantner) Room 022

• Tom Broekel (Utrecht University), Andreas Meder (Friedrich Schiller University, Jena):
  The Bright and Dark Side of Cooperation for Regional Innovation Performance (paper)
  
• Holger Graf (Friedrich Schiller University Jena):
  Gatekeepers in regional networks of innovators (paper)
  
• Arianna Martinelli, Önder Nomaler (Eindhoven University of Technology) :
  Detecting dual patterns of cumulativeness and discontinuity in knowledge flow networks - The case of telecom switching industry (abstract)
  
• Uwe Cantner, Andreas Meder (Friedrich Schiller University Jena):
  Regional effects on cooperative innovation and related variety of regional knowledge bases (paper)
  
• Björn Asheim (CIRCLE, University of Lund), Ron Boschma (Utrecht University), Phil Cooke (Cardiff University):
  Constructing regional advantage: Platform policies based on related variety and differentiated knowledge bases (paper)
  

Session 1D: innovation and Environment (Lubomir Lizal) Room 024

• Eric Brouillat (University Bordeaux IV, Montesquieu, GREThA):
  Firm strategy for innovation and end of life products : towards a greening of product design (paper)
  
• Vanessa Oltra (University Bordeaux IV, Montesquieu, GREThA):
  Environmental innovation and industrial dynamics: the contributions of evolutionary economics (paper)
  
• Katrin Ostertag,Friederike Hülsmann (ISI, Karlsruhe):
  Governance variety in the energy service contracting market (paper)
  
• Maïder Saint Jean (University Bordeaux IV, Montesquieu, GREThA), Marco Valente (University L’Aquila):
  Emergent properties of demand on innovation and industry evolution through an evolutionary model with an exit-voice mechanism
• Marcus Wagner, Patrick Llerena (BETA, University Louis Pasteur):
  Leadership for sustainability through innovation and integration: The cases of renewable resources, industrial products and travel services (paper)