Day One: Monday, June 12, 2017

8:00 am – Registration, Gallery, 2^nd Floor

• Continental Breakfast, Belleair Room

9:00 – 12:00 pm – Morning Workshop Sessions “Techniques and Training for SciTS”

• Workshop 1: Taking the Pulse of the Science of Team Science with the Toolbox Dialogue Initiative, Stephanie E. Vasko & Stephen Crowley, Sand Key
• Workshop 3: Enhancing Team Science Effectiveness through Team Training, Maritza Salazar, Gaetano R. Lotrecchiano, Deborah DiazGranados, Kevin Wooten, & Theresa Lant, Aqualea Ballroom AB

12:00 – 1:30 pm – Complimentary Lunch Buffet, Belleaire Room

1:30 – 4:30 pm – Afternoon Workshop Sessions “Processes and Technologies in Support of SciTS”

• Workshop 4: Self-Identifying that Knowledge, Skills, and Dispositional Attributes that Define the Intereach Community, Christine Ogilvie Hendren, Holly J. Falk-Krzesinski & Gabriele Bammer, Sand Key
• Workshop 5:
Network Perspectives to Understand and Enable Team Science, Noshir Conractor, Longboat Key
• Workshop 6: Collaborative Technologies: Facilitating How We Conduct Research Together, Ryan Watkins, Megan Potterbusch & Anne Marino, Aqualea Ballroom C

4:30 – 5:00 pm – Networking Break, Gallery and Siesta Key

5:00 – 5:15 pm – Welcome and Introduction, Aqualea Ballroom AB

5:15 – 6:00 pm – Opening Featured Speaker, Heidi K. Gardner, Aqualea Ballroom AB

6:00 – 6:45 pm – Poster Session and Happy Hour, Gallery and Siesta Key

6:45 – 8:00 pm – Networking Reception with Heavy Hors d’oeuvres, 16^th Floor Sky Terrace

Day Two: Tuesday, June 13, 2017

8:00 am – Registration, Gallery, 2^nd Floor

• Continental Breakfast, Belleair Room

8:55 – 9:00 am – Welcome and Introduction, Stephen M. Fiore, Kara L. Hall, Aqualea Ballroom AB

9:00 – 10:00 am – Featured Speaker, Jakob Zinsstag Klopfenstein, Aqualea Ballroom AB

10:00 – 10:45 am – SciTS Recognition Award: "If You Call it a Science, Does that Make it a Science?", Kara L. Hall, Aqualea Ballroom AB

10:45 – 11:00 am – Networking Break, Gallery and Siesta Key

11:00–12:00 pm Thematic Paper Sessions and Panels (submitted)

-       Multi-Site Health Research Collaborations, Wayne McCormack, Sand Key

• Implementing team science to promote transdisciplinary research in NIH’s ECHO Program, Christina Park, Catherine Monk, Bray Patrick- Lake and Matthew Gillman
• 23-year Experiment in Sustainable Team Science: The Health Care Systems Research Network, Sarah Greene
• Network Analytics to Assess Team Science, Radhakrishnan Nagarajan

-       Team Science Training for Graduate Students and Postdocs, Shalani Misra, Longboat Key

• Effects of an Interdisciplinary Postdoctoral Program on Interdisciplinary Science, Christine Bachrach, Sheaba Daniel, James Moody, Lindsey Realmuto, Laura Sheble & Linda Weiss
• If We Expect Future Scientists To Work in Teams, They Should Be Trained in Teams: Team Training for Clinical & Translational Ph.D. Students, Wayne T. McCormack
• Training Future Team Scientists: Reflections from Translational Course, Huda Sarraj, Mark Hellmich, Celia Chao, Judy Aronson, Christina Cestone, Kevin Wooten and Allan Brasier

-       Conceptual and Theoretical Frameworks for Understanding Team Science, Julie Thompson Klein, Madeira

• The Use of Paradox to Study, Understand, and Develop Scientific Teams, Kevin Wooten
• Differing views on interdisciplinarity in the human and social sciences, Kristine Lund and Daniel Frandji
• What is collaborative, interdisciplinary reasoning? The heart of interdisciplinary team science, Bethany Laursen

-       Centers and Institutes to Promote Team Science - What Leads to Success?, Hannah Love, Aqualea Ballroom C

• Can cross-university collaboration be facilitated by establishing institutes to promote team science? Griffin Weber, Noshir Contractor, Shuba Gopal, Alina Lungeanu & Yulia Tyshchuk
• Team science failure: the problem of interdisciplinarity in academia, Jack Schultz
• Cultural Computing: building a collaborative research team across the arts, humanities, sciences and engineering, Stephen Beck

12:00 – 1:30 pm, Complimentary Lunch Buffet with Featured Speaker, Suzanne Bell, Aqualea Ballroom AB

1:30 – 3:00 pm, Thematic Paper Sessions and Panels

-       Training For Team Science – Developing Team Science Competencies, Kevin Wooten, Madeira

• The Impact of Team Skills Training on the Expression of Intrapersonal Collaboration Readiness Factors, Katherine Campbell and Katherine Stackpoole
• Reflecting on Global Development: A Toolbox for Development Teams, Anna Malavisi, Marisa Rinkus and Michael O’Rourke
• The Role(s) of Personal Skills Development in Developing a Collaboration Plan, Stephanie Vasko
• Effectiveness of the Coalesce Online Learning Modules for Team Science Training, Bonnie Spring, H. Gene McFadden, Katya Klyachko, Philip Rak, Frank Vernon, Donald Hedeker, Juned Siddique and Angela Pfammatter

-       Evaluating And Enhancing Team Processes, Deborah DiazGranados, Longboat Key

• Profile Analytics as a Mechanism for Understanding Engineering Design Teams, Marissa Shuffler, William Kramer, Michelle Flynn, Apurva Patel and Joshua Summers
• Connecting Research Methods and Successful Teams, Hannah Love and Jeni Cross
• What makes a team?: An Evaluation of an Interdisciplinary Team Development Program Teams, Jennifer Cross and Hannah Love
• 21st Century Techniques for Achieving Collaboration Despite the Hidden Curriculum, Derek Wade
•  “That’s a good point”: Collaboration & Idea Development at Datathons, Teis M. Kristensen and Matthew Weber

-       Collaborations Across Academia, Industry, And Government, Lou Woodley, Sand Key

• Communicating Across Organizational Boundaries in the Context of Biopharmaceutical Research and Development, David J Mcbee
• The Role of Intermediate Network Organizations in Creating Collaboration Networks: Exploratory Analysis of an International Professional Association as a Heuristic Device. Bei Wen, Edwin Horlings, Marielle van der Zouwen, Wim van Vierssen and Peter Van Den Besselaar
• Motivations behind cross-boundary collaboration, Wen, Wim van Vierssen, Marielle van der Zouwen, Edwin Horlings and Peter Van Den Besselaar
• Establishing a Statewide Research Initiative: Lessons from Developing a Knowledge Network, Amber Caulkin

3:00 – 3:15 pm – Networking Break, Gallery and Siesta Key

3:15 - 4:45 pm – Thematic Papers Sessions and Panels

-       Seeding and Watering New Cross-Disciplinary Collaborations, Amanda Vogel, Aqualea Ballroom C

• Panel: Amanda Vogel, Kara Hall, Anne Heberger Marino, Suzanne Christen and Damayanthi Ranwala

-       New Technologies And Evaluation Approaches, Pips Veazey, Maderia

• Use of Theoretic Frameworks and Models to Inform Design of Health Information Technology to Support Treatment of Heart Failure in VA Primary Care, Jennifer H. Garvin, Michael W Smith, Charnetta Brown, Salim Virani, Charlene R Weir and Laura A. Petersen
• The Use of Digital Trace Data to Examine Scientic Teams, Laura Anderson and Cheryl Kieliszewski
• A Self-Scoring Mechanism for the Motivation Assessment for Team Readiness, Integration, and Collaboration (MATRICx) Gaetano R. Lotrecchiano, Trudy Mallinson, Alexandra Rosenberg, Holly J. Falk-Krzesinski, Lisa Schwartz and John Liu

-       Insights Through Network Analysis, Teresa Lant, Sand Key

• Author connectivity within disciplines: how big is your world?, Daniel Acuna and Elizabeth Novoa
• Comparing Bibliographic Maps with Researcher Networks in Educational Research, Heisawn Jeong, Kristine Lund, Sebastian Grauwin and Pablo Jensen
• The Effect of a Clinical and Translational Science Award Institute on the Ego Networks of Investigators at a Large Research University, Felichism Kabo and George Mashour
• The Associations between Social Networks, Sense of Community, and Co-Location Among Healthcare Policy Scientists, Felichism Kabo

-       Translational Health Research,Martiza Salazar, Longboat Key

• Team Science as a Strategic Research Priority at Academic Medical Centers, Rand Haley
• Creating a Culture of Collaboration at George Washington University (C3@GWU): University Seminar Think Tanks and Aims, Gaetano R. Lotrecchiano, Sean Cleary, Paige L McDonald, Shalini Misra, Julia Storberg-Walker and Ryan Watkins
• Citizen Science- The Ultimate Team Science: A Look at Public Participation in Biomedical Research, Katrina Theisz

4:45 – 5:00 pm – Networking Break, Poster Gallery

5:00 – 6:00 pm – Thematic Paper Sessions and Panels

-       Ethics And Integrity In Team Science, Michael O’Rourke, Aqualea Ballroom C

• Ethical Foundations in Team Science Settings, Jonathan Beever and Mark Hannah
• Holding it all together: Promoting Integrity in Science Multiteam Systems, Samantha Dubrow, Richard Klimoski, Laura Fletcher and Stephen Zaccaro
• Division of Labor and Scientific Misconduct, John Walsh, You-Na Lee and Li Tan

• Collaborative, multi-geography interdisciplinary research: early lessons from the trenches, Lucia Scodanibbio
• A Dynamic Ecology of Teams in an International Virtual Research Organization: What Makes Teams Productive? Iftekhar Ahmed, Ashley Trudeau, Elizabeth Simpson, Natalie Lambert and Marshall Scott Poole
• Examination of processes that contributed to the success of a research partnership in Canada through three key moments in its development, Saint-Jacques Marie-Christine, Robitaille Caroline, Saint-Amand Annick and Turcotte Daniel

-       New Findings On What Leads To Innovation, Ryan Watkins, Sand Key

• Small Teams Generate New Directions in Science and Technology, Lingfei Wu, Dashun Wang and James Evans
• Research versus Development Teams: The Delicate Balance between Freedom and Focus, Je Tsao and Venkatesh Narayanamurti
• The Dual Frontier: Patentable Inventions and Prior Scientific Advance, Mohammad Ahmadpoor and Benjamin Jones

-       Gender And Diversity In Teams, Holly Falk-Krzesinski, Madeira

• The Role of Diversity in the Scientific and Engineering Workforce and its Impact on Innovation: A Review of Quantitative Research, Vanessa Pena and Asha Balakrishnan
• Collaboration between men and women in science: a bibliometric analysis of scientific activity by gender and co-authorship between men and women, Grégoire Côté
•  Social network analysis of grant membership of university researchers: gender and network centralities, Eriko Fukumoto

• Continental Breakfast, Belleair Room

8:00 – 9:05 am – Welcome and Introduction, Stephen M. Fiore, Kara L. Hall, Aqualea Ballroom AB

9:05 – 10:30 am – Featured Panel: Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Alliance and Collaboratory, Bruce Janz, Julie T. Klein, Scot French, Julian Chambliss, Aqualea Ballroom AB

10:30-10:45 am – Networking Break, Gallery and Siesta Key

10:45 – 11:30 am – Featured Speaker, William Brandon Vessey, Aqualea Ballroom AB

11:30 – 12:45 pm – Complimentary Lunch Buffet, Belleair Room

11:30 – 12:45 pm – Emerging Scholars Luncheon, Shanlini Misra, Deborah DiazGranados, Sand Key

12:45-1:30 pm – Keynote Speaker: James Olds, Aqualea Ballroom AB

1:30 – 3:00 pm – Thematic Paper Sessions and Panels

-       Beyond the Ivory Tower: Knowledge Production Between Academic and Non-Academic Science, Elina Makinen, Longboat Key

• Panel: Elina Mäkinen, Benjamin Keep, Charles Gomez and Sebastian Muñoz-Najar Galvez

• Team science in agriculture: Perspectives on the Ohio State University agricultural experiment station’s SEEDS competitive grant program, Julie Aldridge, Keith Smith and Graham Cochran
• A framework for analyzing funded and non- funded teams through each phase of a research grant competition, Griffin Weber, Noshir Contractor, Alina Lungeanu and Yulia Tyshchuk
• MCubed: Token-Based Seed Funding Distribution for Formation of Interdisciplinary Teams, Mark Burns and Valerie Johnson
• Professional Development for Team Science: Training for Effective Teaming, Meghan Suter and Ellen Fisher

-       Creating An Institutional Culture For Team Science, Stephen Crowley, Sand Key

• Creating a Culture of Collaboration at George Washington University (C3@GWU) Utilizing the Open Science Framework (OSF), Gaetano R. Lotrecchiano and Megan Potterbusch
• US DOE Energy Frontier Research Centers: A Case Study of Team Science in the Physical Sciences, Robin Hayes
• Recognizing Team Science in the Tenure and Promotion Process: Developing a Common Tool for Evaluating Faculty Achievement, Therese Kennelly Okraku and Christopher McCarty
• Fundamental Challenges to Transdisciplinary Research in Higher Education, Valerie Imbruce

-       3:00 – 3:30 pm – Networking Break, Gallery and Siesta Key

-       3:30 – 5:00 pm – Thematic Paper Sessions and Panels

-       Before, During, and After – Using Social Network Analysis as a Tool to Identify Potential Research Sites & Partners and to Monitor & Evaluate Interdisciplinary Team Science Collaboration over Time, Mason Matthews, Longboat Key

• Panel: Mason Mathews, Wendy-Lin Bartels and Christopher McCarty

-       Community Management in Scientific Teams and Communities: An Emerging Discipline to Effect Collaboration, Jennifer Davison, Aqualea Ballroom C

• Panel: Jennifer Davison, Andreas Leidolf, Lou Woodley, Elisha Wood-Charlson and Malin Sandstrom

-       Dialogue Approaches To Build Bridges Across Disciplines And Perspectives, Bruce Janz, Sand Key

• On the interaction of a ect and information transfer in cross-disciplinary dialogue, Graham Hubbs, Stephen Crowley, Chad Gonnerman, Kara Hall, Troy Hall, Anna Malavisi, Michael O’Rourke, Marisa Rinkus, Brian Robinson and Stephanie Vasko
• Development of Interdisciplinary Attitudes and Knowledge at the NExSS Winter School, Michael Burnam-Fink, C.J. Hu and Steve Desch
• Enhancing Integrative Capability among Team Science Participants, Maritza Salazar and Theresa Lant
• The Integral Place of Dialogue in Social Entrepreneurial Ventures, Chitvan Trivedi and Shalini Misra

-       Team Formation And Cohesion, Bethany Laursen, Madeira

• Perturbations of interdependent (science) teams reveal perfect and dysfunctional teams, Bill Lawless
• Ecosystem factor in influencing the victor in team vs. team competitions, Satyam Mukherjee, Yun Huang, Brian Uzzi and Noshir Contractor
• Applying Lessons from Intentional Living Communities to Team Science, Amy Wilstermann and Rachael Baker

5:00 – 5:30 pm – Closing Session, Aqualea Ballroom AB, Stephen M. Fiore, Kara L. Hall, Kevin Wooten