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OSIRIS presentations

Here you will find English-language presentations from the OSIRIS team that concern impact of research. See our Norwegian site for presentations in Norwegian.

By Magnus Gulbrandsen
Published May 13, 2017

2024

  • Arvid Raknerud (2024), R&D networks, peer effects and innovation performance. Innopat 2024, Mannheim, 27.  September. 
  • Kristin Oxley (2024), Conservatism and variability: A systems view on  
    panel peer review. Presentation for section for food and bioeconomy, Research Council of Norway, Oslo, 24 September 
  • Knut Jørgen Vie (2024), AI, ethics and impact: a reality check. Science Impact 2024/Oslo Innovation Week 2024, 23-27 September 
  • Magnus Gulbrandsen, Silje Tellmann, Gemma Derrick and Knut Jørgen Vie (2024), Applicant use and evaluator response to hype in ex-ante impact statements.  28th International Conference on Science, Technology and Innovation Indicators (STI 2023), Humboldt University & Fraunhofer Institute, Berlin, 18-20 September. 
  • Magnus Gulbrandsen (2024), How does research make an impact? What can we do to make this impact happen? Presentation at the Nordic EMBL Partnership Meeting/YIM, Oslo, 16 September. 
  • Magnus Gulbrandsen, Silje Tellmann, Gemma Derrick and Knut Jørgen Vie (2024), Imagining impact: how researchers outline future societal impact in research council applications. Eu-SPRI Annual Conference, University of Twente, 5-7 June. 
  • Knut Jørgen Vie, Magnus Gulbrandsen and Silje Tellmann (2024), Are research funding decisions related to applicants’ assessments of research ethics and integrity? 8th World Conference On Research Integrity, Athens, 2-5 June. 
  • Kristin Oxley (2024), How do grant peer review panels assess interdisciplinary research? Lunch seminar on interdisciplinarity, Research Council of Norway, Oslo, 28 May 
  • Magnus Gulbrandsen (2024), Defining roles and building trust in the evidence-informed policymaking ecosystem. Presentation and panel organisation at the “Stronger Together” event tied to the Belgium Presidency of the Council of the European Union, Brussels, 6 May. 
  • Magnus Gulbrandsen (2024), Changing science and innovation policy in Norway. Keynote presentation at the U-GOT-KIES spring workshop, Gothenburg, 25 March. 
  • Richard Woolley (2024) The impact of research on the evolution of gambling regulation in Norway. Presentation at the Gambling & Social Determinants Unit, School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. February 8. 
  • Richard Woolley (2024), Evolving gambling regulation in Norway. Online presentation for VCGCC and other gambling and public health policymakers in Victoria, Australia. Hosted by the Gambling & Social Determinants Unit, School of Public Health and Preventive Medicine, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia. February 8.   
  • Kari-Elisabeth V. Skogen (2024), How do Norwegian civil servants use research? Presentation at the conference Evidence-informed Education: Policy and Practice arranged by the Belgium Presidency of the Council of the European Union, Brussels, 6 February.  
  • Magnus Gulbrandsen (2024), Perspectives on non-linear processes of impact. Keynote presentation at the NordForsk Webinar “Pathways to research impact”, 9 January. 

2023

  • Knut Jørgen Vie, Magnus Gulbrandsen and Taran Thune (2023), Navigating institutional logics in the introduction of new clinical methods in Norway’s specialist healthcare system. Presentation at Workshop on Medical Innovation (WOMI), Reykjavik, 14-15 December. 
  • Pierre Mohnen (2023), Knowledge spillovers and Science Parks in China, School of Statistics, Renmin University of China, Beijing, November 27, 2023. 
  • Magnus Gulbrandsen and Erlend Osland Simensen (2023), What is it good for? Framing the usefulness of R&D in a multinational firm. Presentation at the CONCORDi conference, Seville, 24-26 October. 
  • Arvid Raknerud (2023), A new approach to estimating private returns to R&D. 38th meeting of the European Economic Association, 28.8–1.9, Barcelona, and Econometric Models and Economic Policy Analysis workshop, BI Oslo, 19 October. 
  • Eric J. Iversen, Richard Woolley (2023), International mobility and career progression of European academics. 27th International Conference on Science, Technology and Innovation Indicators (STI 2023). Leiden University, The Netherlands. 
  • Arvid Raknerud (2023), Innovation outcomes of public R&D support: a new approach to output additionality. Invited seminar presentation, Norwegian Business School (NHH), Bergen, 12 October. 
  • Arvid Raknerud (2023), A new approach to estimating private returns to R&D. 38th meeting of the European Economic Association, Barcelona. 28 August –1 September. 
  • Silje Maria Tellmann (2023), “How do researchers and evaluators make sense of societal impact – ex ante?” Presentation and panel discussion, CHER conference, Wien, August 31.  
  • Kari-Elisabeth V. Skogen (2023), Research use in Norwegian Ministries. Presentation and panel discussion (Talking the talk, walking the walk: Have we mobilised knowledge on knowledge mobilisation?) at ECER conference, Glasgow, 25 August.  
  • Magnus Gulbrandsen and Silje Maria Tellmann (2023), The pro-impact bias and the hidden forms of societal impact of research. Eu-SPRI annual conference, Brighton, 14-16 June. 
  • Richard Woolley (2023), The use of research in a formal policy-making process: governing gambling in Norway. Eu-SPRI annual conference, Brighton, 14-16 June. 
  • Stefan P.L. de Jong, Adrián A. Diaz-Faes, Richard Woolley, Jordi Molas-Gallart (2023), Investigating and improving the use of societal impact assessment approaches. Eu-SPRI annual conference, Brighton, 14-16 June. 
  • Kristin Oxley (2023), "Realising the intrinsic and extrinsic value of panel deliberation – online and onsite" CWTS webinar. 9 June 2023  
  • Sylvia Irene Lysgård and Frauke Rohden (2023), Situating climate activism: Democracy by other means. 6th Nordic STS conference, Oslo, 7-9 June. 
  • Knut Jørgen Vie and Magnus Gulbrandsen (2023), When the researcher and the user is the same person. 6th Nordic STS conference, Oslo, 7-9 June. 
  • Kristin Oxley (2023), "Meetings that make a difference: Making grant review panels work – online and onsite". 11th R-QUEST Workshop, Oslo, 10 and 11 May 2023 
  • Kristin Oxley (2023), "Grant peer review panels evaluating impact ex ante – challenges and coping strategies". 11th R-QUEST Workshop, Oslo, 10 and 11 May 2023.
  • Kristin Oxley (2023) Evaluating impact ex ante.  Presentation for Research Administration Office, BI. Oslo, May 
  • Ådne Cappelen, Pierre Mohnen, Arvid Raknerud and Marina Rybalka (2023), “The Private return to R&D”. Presented at the Karlsruhe OSIRIS workshop, March 2-3, 2023.  
  • Chen Rui, Boris Lokshin and Pierre Mohnen (2023): “Knowledge spillovers and science parks in China”, OSIRIS workshop in Karlsruhe, March 2. 
  • Kristin Oxley (2023): Too much of a good thing? A systems perspective on peer review panels assessing interdisciplinary grant proposals. Interdisciplinary knowledge platform, NWO, Haag, 17 February 2023.

2022

  • Taran Thune, Magnus Gulbarndsen, Ingvild Reymert & Silje Tellmann (2022), Exploring ministries' use of research in policymaking - knowledge stock, circulation, or routines? Workshop on building capacity and promoting resilience in research systems, Stocholm,Sweden, 16-17 june. 

  • Frauke Rohden (2022), Mediating public engagement with Covid-19 on Reddit. EASST politics of technoscientific futures, Madrid, Spain, July 6-9.

  • Eu-SPRI annual conference, Utrecht, Netherlands, June 2022:
    • Jakob Edler, Maria Karaulova and Erlend Osland Simensen: How do institutional conditions influence research use by policymakers?
    • Kari-Elisabeth Skogen, Erlend Osland Simensen, Magnus Gulbrandsen and Taran Mari Thune: BUGs in the system – Government officials as brokers, users and gatekeepers of research.
    • Magdalena Wicher, Richard Woolley, Jordi Molas-Gallart and Shauna Stack: Transformative Innovation Policies (TIPs) in translation from theory to practice.
    • Silje Tellmann and Magnus Gulbrandsen: Demanding research: an analysis of contract research in policymaking.
    • Jordi Molas-Gallart and Richard Woolley: Research impact seen from the user side.
    • Kristin Oxley: Grant peer review panels evaluating interdisciplinary research – a stumbling block for effective STI policy for societal challenges?
    • Jakob Edler, Katrin Ostertag and Johanna Schuler: Social innovation, transformation and public policy.
    • Trust Saidi: Towards translating scientific excellence into societal impact in health care – A critical assessment of the opportunities and challenges posed by social innovation in bridging the missing link.
  • Jordi Molas-Gallart (2022) Una visión personal sobre Ciencia Ciudadana. Lecture Series Ciencia Ciudadana: Una visión global y desarrollos recientes. Casa de la Ciencia del CSIC en Valencia. 26 May. 
  • Magdalena Wicher, Alexandra Göd, Jordi Molas-Gallart, Shauna Stack, Richard Woolley and Elisabeth Worliczek (2022) Crossing the valley – translation from theory to practice in transformative innovation policies and funding. Revaluation 21/22: Participation/Transformation/Resilience. Vienna, Austria 5-6 May. 

2021

2020

  • Silje Maria Tellmann and Reetta Muhonen (2020), The limits of reporting societal impact for research evaluation purposes – the case of sociology in UK and Norway. Triple Helix Conference (online), 16 June.

  • Jordi Molas-Gallart (2020), Evaluation for transformative innovation and co-production. Workshop on Co-production in the Evaluation of Research Impacts,The Centre for Science and Technology Studies (CWTS), University of Leiden, Netherlands, 2 June.

  • Silje Maria Tellmann (2020), Societal impact seen from the user side: Knowledge brokers as gatekeepers of productive interactions. Workshop: From productive interactions to enabling interactions. Conceptualizing the role of organizations in generating impact of academic research, Leiden University, Netherlands, 27 February.

  • Trust Saidi, Taran Thune and Markus Bugge (2020), Making ‘hidden innovations’ visible? A study of the development and implementation of an innovation measurement and management system in Norwegian health care. The 5th PUBSIC (Innovation in Public Services and Public Policy) Conference, University of Stavanger, Stavanger, Norway, 29 -31 January.

2019

  • Magnus Gulbrandsen (2019), Hva er impact av forskning – og hva fremmer/hemmer det? Lunch seminar at the Centre for Welfare and Labour Research (SVA), OsloMet University, 20 November.

  • Maria Karaulova (2019), Brokering Research into Policy: A case study of the UK Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology. External Seminar Series of Strathclyde Business School – University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK, 19 December.

  • Magnus Gulbrandsen and Silje Maria Tellmann (2019), Impact on policy without policymakers? A case study of research targeting oral health among elderly. Workshop on Medical Innovation (WOMI), Pisa, 12-13 December.

  • Jordi Molas-Gallart (2019), Impact assessment and the evaluation of knowledge (or is it technology?) transfer: past, present and future of a contested activity. Keynote 1 presented at Evaluating Knowledge and Impact: Governance, Procedures and Metris for Science and Innovation Conference, Joint Research Unit on ‘Knowledge Transfer and Innovation’, CSIC-UCO Córdoba, Spain, 12-13 December.

  • Trust Saidi and Magnus Gulbrandsen (2019), Exploring tensions between scientific outcomes and societal impacts in health research in Norway. Paper presented at workshop on “Global Disease Burdens” at the Nordic Institute for Studies in Innovation, Research and Education (NIFU), Oslo, 2-3 December.

  • Gry C. Lunder Høiland and Magnus Gulbrandsen (2019), Better together? A critical discussion of the relationship between research and innovation in policy and practice. NEON 2019, Lillehammer, 27-28 November.

  • Barry Bozeman (2019), Public Values Approaches to Science, Technology and Innovation Policy (STIP). Public keynote at the OSIRIS academic workshop in Oslo, 7-8 November.

  • Mireille Matt (2019), Real-time impact assessment. Public keynote at the OSIRIS academic workshop in Oslo, 7-8 November.

  • Conference on Science and Innovation Policy, Atlanta, GA, October 2019

    • Taran Thune: Research use in policymaking – piloting a micro level approach 

    • Jordi Molas-Gallart: Productive interactions seen from the user side. 

    • Maria Karaulova, Kate Barker, Derry Keohane and Jakob Edler: What is the Role of Scientific Knowledge in Developing Urban Transport Policy? 

    • Magnus Gulbrandsen and Silje Maria Tellman: Reframing policy issues through research: how obesity became a global warming concern

  • Arvid Raknerud (2019), Public R&D Support and Firm Performance: A Dose–Response Analysis. Centre for Applied and Theoretical Econometrics (CATE) workshop on economic policy analysis, Handelshøyskolen BI, 8 October.

  • Pablo D'Este, Irene Ramos-Vielba, Nicolas Robinson-García, Richard Woolley (2019), Aligning scientific impact and societal relevance: the roles of academic engagement and interdisciplinary research. T2S Annual Conference, 26-28 September, University of Toronto.

  • sSIST-UK Annual Conference, Manchester, September 2019

    • Derry Keohane (2019), What has the Impact of Behavioural Economics been on UK Policymaking? 

    • Maria Karaulova, Kate Barker and Derry Keohane (2019), What is the Role of Scientific Knowledge in Developing Urban Transport Policy? 

  • ECPR General Conference, Wroclaw, September 2019

    • Kate Barker, Jakob Edler and Maria Karaulova: The Impact of Scientific Knowledge on Policy: conceptualising the policy-making conditions

    • Kari-Elisabeth Skogen: Facilitators and barriers to research utilization in public policy organisations:  A systematic review

  • EGOS Colloquium, Edinburgh, July 2019

    • Magnus Gulbrandsen and Gry C. Lunder Høiland: An easy match? Evidence-based policy meets science-based impact

    • Maria Karaulova: An Evaluative Enquiry into the UK Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology

  • Pablo D'Este, Irene Ramos-Vielba, Nicolas Robinson-García and Richard Woolley (2019), Aligning scientific impact and societal relevance: the roles of academic engagement and interdisciplinary research. DRUID 19, Copenhagen, 19-21 June.

  • Marina Rybalka (2019) “Social network analysis: Do cluster development programs help firms to expand their innovative collaboration?” The 2019 University-Industry Interaction Conference, Helsinki, 18-20 June 2019.

  • EU-SPRI Annual Conference, Rome, June 2019

    • Magnus Gulbrandsen: Tracing impact of science from the user side

    • Thune, Taran, Trust Saidi and Markus Bugge: Making ‘hidden innovation’ visible: A tracing study of an innovation management and measurement system in Norwegian health care

    • Gry C. Lunder Høiland and Magnus Gulbrandsen: An easy match? Evidence-based policy meets science-based impact. EU-SPRI Annual Conference

    • Alfredo Yegros-Yegros, Wouter van de Klippe, Francisca Abad, Ismael Ràfols (2019): Are citation-based evaluations contributing to misalignment of health research priorities? 

    • Richard Woolley: The impact of scientific transformation on clinical knowledge users in the area of rare diseases

  • Pablo D’Este, Irene Ramos-Vielba, Nicolas Robinson-Garcia (2019) Aligning scientific impact and societal relevance: the roles of academic engagement and interdisciplinary research. European Meeting on Applied Evolutionary Economics 2019 (EMAEE), University of Sussex, Brighton UK, 3-5 June.

  • Øivind A. Nilsen (2019), Public R&D Support and Firm Performance – A Panel Data Study. Innopat 2019, Mannheim, 17 May.

  • Arvid Raknerud (2019), What are the drivers of productivity growth in the business sector? The 14th Sino-Norwegian Social Policy Forum, Haikou, Hainan, 30-31 March.

  • Magnus Gulbrandsen (2019), Impact: hvordan studere et forskningspolitisk motebegrep. Presentation in the Science Studies Colloquium Series (Forum for vitenskapsteori), University of Oslo, 27 February.

  • Magnus Gulbrandsen (2019), Seen from the user side: a new approach to studying research impact. Invited seminar presentation, Utrecht University, 19 February.

2018

2017

2016

Launch and general introductions in 2016

We have presented OSIRIS for different stakeholders and partners many times since our launch. Most of these have been in Norwegian, but we also have a general presentation of the centre and its topic in English. A variant of this presentation has been used to discuss the relationship between impact and grand challenges at the 2016 EU-SPRI conference and to discuss the different communities of impact studies at the 2016 Open Evaluation conference, and to present OSIRIS at the launch of the Swedish Research Council's new research programme on science policy.

13 October 2016 we organised a launch seminar for OSIRIS. All the centre partners made presentations, as did stakeholders representing the health and care sector, industry, public policy and the research system.

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