The 19th Policy Platform Seminar
“Scientists international mobility:impact on performance and networks. Evidence for 16 countries based on the GlobSci survey”
研究者国際流動性が及ぼす研究生産性およびネットワークへの影響：16か国横断調査(Global Science Project)に基づく定量分析」
日時：2014年4月14日（月）15:00 – 16:40
会場：東京大学本郷キャンパス 法学政治学系総合教育棟204教室
講演者：Prof. Giuseppe Scellato, Politecnico di Torino.
参加者：約60名
主催：東京大学 科学技術イノベーション政策の科学（STIG）教育・研究ユニット
【プログラム】
15:00-15:05 開会挨拶
東京大学工学系研究科 柴山創太郎
15:05-16:10 研究発表
Scientists international mobility:impact on performance and networks.
Evidence for 16 countries based on the GlobSci survey
Prof. Giuseppe Scellato, Politecnico di Torino
16:10-16:40 質疑応答 + ディスカッション
【内容】
The research group of Prof. Scellato has conducted Global Science Project (funded by the US National Bureau of Economic Research and the Italian Government) since 2011, which aims at improving our understanding on the international mobility of scientists, their networking and team composition.
The project involved a large survey that produced over 19 thousand responses from scientists in 16 countries (Japan, US, etc.). At the present time it represents the most comprehensive survey of international mobility. Based on extensive analyses from the rich data, Prof. Scellato reports some key findings, including the variation in the immigration and emigration patterns across 16 countries, determinants of international mobility, impact on scientific performance, and collaboration patterns of mobile and immobile scientists, and discusses policy implications.
【参考資料】
Foreign-born scientists: mobility patterns for 16 countries. Nature Biotech, 30: 1250-3, 2012.
Choice of Country by the Foreign Born for PhD and Postdoctoral Study: A Sixteen-Country Perspective. NBER Working paper, 2013.
Migrant Scientists and International Networks. Research Policy (forthcoming).
The mover’s advantage: The superior performance of migrant scientists.
Economic Letters, 122: 89-93, 2014.
※科学技術イノベーション政策の科学教育プログラムでは、産・官・学をつなぐプラットフォーム構築の場として、Policy Platform Seminar（PoPセミナー）を開催しています。