SciTS 2020 Conference Schedule and Program 

We're excited to have you join us for the International Science of Team Science Conference, hosted virtually by Duke University! The conference theme is Excellence in Studying, Teaching, and Doing Team Science. We are proud to present a program that features world-class scholarship, case studies, and evidence-based practices for the Science of Team Science.

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Schedule at a glance (click to enlarge in new window):

• Day 1 — Monday, June 1st
  
• 10:30 AM EDT: Workshops
• 1:00 PM EDT: Welcome and Keynote with Prof. Caroline Wagner
• 2:30 PM EDT: Virtual Coffee Break & Hallway Chats
• 3:30 PM EDT: "Choose Your Own Team Science Adventure" sessions
• Day 2 — Tuesday, June 2nd
  
• 10:30 AM EDT: Workshops
• 1:00 PM EDT: Plenary Panel: Convergence and Team Science
• 2:30 PM EDT: Virtual Coffee Break & Hallway Chats
• 3:30 PM EDT: "Choose Your Own Team Science Adventure" sessions
• Day 3 — Wednesday, June 3rd
  
• 10:30 AM EDT: Workshops
• 1:00 PM EDT: Plenary Panel: Practical Insights & New Directions in SciTS
• 2:30 PM EDT: Virtual Coffee Break & Hallway Chats
• 3:30 PM EDT: "Choose Your Own Team Science Adventure" sessions
• Day 4 — Thursday, June 4th
  
• 10:30 AM EDT: Workshops
• 1:00 PM EDT: Plenary Panel: Excellence in SciTS Education
• 2:30 PM EDT: Virtual Coffee Break & Hallway Chats
• 3:30 PM EDT: "Choose Your Own Team Science Adventure" sessions

Workshops to be offered:

All workshops are full and sign-up is closed. We apologize that due to extremely high demand we were not able to accommodate everyone. If you are registered for a workshop you will have received an email from the presenter with Zoom details.

• Supporting organizational culture change by identifying, articulating and troubleshooting group values
• Lou Woodley, Center for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement; Chiara Bertipaglia, Columbia University

• Integrating team science into evaluation planning for NSF Center proposals
  
• Susan Day-Whiting, Independent Consultant; Theresa Lant, Pace University; Camille Coley, American Museum of Natural History, NYC

• Collaborative Human-Centered Design
  
• Jerry Schnepp, Bowling Green State University

• Interdisciplinary research team workshop: bottom-up approach
• Charleston Yi, North Carolina State University; Byungsoo Kim, North Carolina State University, Jinoh Park, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

• Team Science 101
• Darshana Shah, Marshall University School of Medicine; Stephen Fiore, University of Central Florida; Julie Thompson Klein, Wayne State University and ETH-Zurich; Kara Hall, National Cancer Institute

• Creativity in Team Science: Using Design Thinking to Foster Early-Stage Research Ideation
• Beth LaPensee, University of Michigan; Aalap Doshi, University of Michigan

• The Collaboration Kit: A Simulation-based Workshop for Critical Collaboration Skills
• Veronica Stanich, Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities; Gabriel Harp, Alliance for the Arts in Research Universities
  

• Maximizing Team Effectiveness: Mutual Learning for Team Science Success
• L. Michelle Bennett, National Cancer Institute; Roger Schwarz, Roger Schwarz & Associates

• Creating Innovative and Impactful Team Science Workshops
• Jacqueline M. Knapke, University of Cincinnati; Laura Hildreth, University of Cincinnati; Angela Mendell, University of Cincinnati; John Kues, University of Cincinnati College of Medicine

• Team Learning with Legos
• Michele Norton, Texas A&M University; Jonathan Silk, Pepperdine University

SIG Panel & Workshop descriptions (offered concurrently with above workshops):

• Panel: Scientometrics and Data Analytics for Team Science Special Interest Group
• Zaida Chinchilla-Rodríguez, CSIC - Spanish National Research Council; Yi Bu, Indiana University Bloomington and Peking University; Lin Zhang, Wuhan University and KU Leuven; Ying Huang, KU Leuven, Wuhan University
• Workshop: Intereach Special Interest Group - Building a Career In Interdisciplinary Team Work
• Gabriele Bammer, Australian National University
• Panel: Incubator Spaces for Team Science Special Interest Group
• Ellen Fisher, Colorado State University; Hannah Love, Colorado State University
• Panel: Team Science Education and Training Special Interest Group
• Wayne McCormack, University of Florida; Heather Billings, Mayo Clinic