Please join us to celebrate our 10th Biennial Atlanta Conference on Science and Innovation Policy. Hosted by Georgia Tech, the Atlanta Conference provides a forum to present and discuss high quality empirical research by about 300 scholars representing more than 30 countries that focus on the challenges and trends associated with science and innovation policy and processes.

Questions like these will animate presentations and discussions in Atlanta:

  • Where do science and innovation fit in contemporary global trends?
  • To what extent have science and innovation policy interventions generated economic and social impact?
  • What is the role of science and innovation policy in balancing economic growth with sustainable development?
  • Is technology-based industry creating and sharing prosperity?
  • How will AI affect science, innovation, and the future of work?

Spanning two and a half days, the conference will include plenary sessions reflecting different facets of the science and innovation system, presentations of well-developed empirical research, and an early career poster session. 

A call for papers and additional conference details will be available soon.

Please contact atlconf@gatech.edu with any questions.

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