Moderation: Lucien von Schomberg (University of Greenwich, United Kingdom)

1. On Innovation, Pornography, and Innovation Pornography

Alf Rehn – Syddansk Universitet, Denmark

2. STS and Innovation: Building and Jumping Fences

Alan Irwin – Copenhagen Business School, Denmark

3. The role of open innovation in new innovation models

Mariano Fressoli – Universid Nacional de San Martín, Argentina

Moderation: Chuan Li (University of Valencia)

1. Towards A Constructive Ethics Of Artificial Intelligence In The Age Of Surveillance Capitalism

Lucien von Schomberg – University of Greenwich, United Kingdom

2. Artificial Intelligence Governance And The Public Good: critical articulations of neoliberalism

Gabriele Ewilin de Oliveira Ribas – UFPR, Brazil

José Henrique de Faria – UFPR & UTFPR, Brazil

3. Artificial Intelligence As A New Paradigm In Public Universities: Student perspectives based on axiological competencies

Péricles José Pires – UFPR, Brazil 

Ricardo Mendes Junior – UFPR, Brazil

Moderation: Cornelius Schubert (TU Dortmund University, Germany)

1. On the importance of imagination for the greater (innovative) good

Samuele Murtinu – Utrecht University, Netherlands

2. Toxic techno-economic positivity: When SPRU modelled away 'The Limits to Growth' (1972) with the promise of innovation

Ryan MacNeil – Acadia University, Canada

3. Knowing and Intervening in Innovation Policy: The Case of the Clinton White House, Human Capital, and 'the New Economy'"?

Lee Vinsel – Virginia Tech, EUA

4. Inclusive grassroots innovation in the Social & Solidarity Economy

Les Levidow – Open University, United Kingdom

Room I (sala 120) – Moderation: Lucien von Schomberg­­ (Greenwich University)

1. Innovation And The Creative Industries

Chuan Li – University of Valencia, Spain

2. The Behavioural Sciences Movement: a critical analysis of its adoption by governments

Guilherme Atanazildo Leme – Unicamp, Brazil

Denis dos Santos Alves – Unicamp, Brazil

Milena Pavan Serafim – Unicamp, Brazil 

3. Scientific Knowledge Use In Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Policymaking

Evandro Coggo Cristofoletti – Unicamp, Brazil

Romulo Pinheiro – University of Agder, Norway 

4. E-Democracy Portal As An Innovative Tool: a perspective from Graham Smith's theory

Maria Christina dos Santos – UFPR, Brazil 

Pedro Neves – UFPR, Brazil

Vanessa Bacelar de Souza Verdolin – UFPR, Brazil 

Room II (sala 106) – Moderation: Carolina Bagattolli (UFPR)

1. X-Innovation: a bibliometric review of the Open Alex database

Thiago Mateus Gavron  – UFPR, Brazil

Carolina Bagattolli – UFPR, Brazil

2. Triple, Quadruple Or Quintuple Hélix: a conceptual account from Brazilian political documents

Denis dos Santos Alves – Unicamp, Brazil

Guilherme Atanazildo Leme – Unicamp, Brazil

Milena Pavan Serafim – Unicamp, Brazil

3. Labour Precariousness: a Systematic Review

Romilda de Camargo – UFPR, Brazil

Lucia Helena Alencastro – UFPR, Brazil

Moderator: Rick Hölsgens (TU Dortmund University, Germany)

1. Social exnovation: between termination and renewal of social practices

Rick Hölsgens  – TU Dortmund University, Germany

Karina Maldonado-Mariscal – TU Dortmund University, Germany

2. Alternative Innovation Models from Emerging Economies: Policies and Perspectives

Sheikh Fayaz – Zhejiang University International Business School, China

3. The Evolving Landscape of Innovation Governance: Insights and Future Perspectives

Monica Edwards Schachter – Valencian International University, Spain

Room I (sala 303) – Moderation: Tiago Brandão (NOVA FCSH | UFABC)

1. Innovation As A Sovereign Quest: Peripheral Technoscientific Promises, Innovation and COVID-19 Vaccines in Argentina

Gabriela Bortz – CENIT-EEyN-UNSAM/CONICET, Argentina

María Cecilia Sanmartin – CENIT-EEyN-UNSAM, Argentina 

2. Millennial Methods, Innovative Techniques: How China guides market forces 

Thiago Magalhães Borges – UFPR, Brazil 

3. Social Technology In The Community Of Grajaú: Potential and challenges for local development

Juliano Costa Carvalho – Unicamp, Brazil

Rafael de Brito Dias – Unicamp, Brazil

Room II (sala 321)– Moderation: Rafael de Brito Dias (Unicamp)

1. Opportunities and Challenges of Openness in Digital Agriculture: Promoting innovation among small and medium-sized rural producers

Thais Aparecida Dibbern – Embrapa, Brazil

Luciana Alvim Santos Romani  – Embrapa, Brazil

Debora Pignatari Drucker  – Embrapa, Brazil

Silvia Maria Fonseca Silveira Massruhá – Embrapa, Brazil

2. Digital Borders and Migration Governance: Brief premises for inclusive innovation in Public Policy

Fabiane Mesquita – UFPR, Brazil

Carolina Bagattolli – UFPR, Brazil

3. Technological Innovation In Public Security: Facial Recognition by the Code of Criminal Procedure

Jezer Munhoz – UTFPR, Brazil

Tiago Brandão – NOVA FCSH | UFABC