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[Symposium invitation] New Insights into the Science of Science and Scientists

  • 1.  [Symposium invitation] New Insights into the Science of Science and Scientists

    Posted 08-06-2023 21:38

    You are welcome and invited to join the Symposium on 

        "New Insights into the Science of Science and Scientists"
        TUESDAY 12noon-1:30pm, Hynes 301

    With seven talks (noted below), the Symposium will offer a rapid flow as well as breadth.

    IF you are able to join us on Tuesday at 12noon in Hynes 301, the session link is here to help with adding to your itinerary: https://www.xcdsystem.com/aom/program/A5p5d1k/index.cfm?pgid=891&sid=31113

    IF you are interested and already committed to be somewhere else, please reply to me directly (kmk276 @ cornell.edu) to join a list of potential participants in future iterations of the Symposium.

    New Insights into the Science of Science and Scientists
    Sponsors: HR, OB, and TIM

    Tue, Aug, 08 / 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM / Hynes 301
    Session 2059

    Leaky pipeline, slippery ladder: Socioeconomic background in academic careers

    Kyra Rodriguez; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    Anna Mueller Stansbury; Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    Where do Immigrant Scientists Work? Evidence from Artificial Intelligence PhDs

    Caroline Fry; Massachusetts Institute of Technology
    Britta Glennon; The Wharton School, U. of Pennsylvania

    External Review Letters Reflect Writer Characteristics That Influence Promotion and Tenure Decisions

    Ally Gutierrez; I/O psychology, U. of Houston
    Juan M. Madera; U. of Houston
    Christiane Spitzmueller; U. of Houston
    Erika Henderson; U. of Houston
    Ebenezer Edema-Sillo; I/O psychology, U. of Houston
    Theodore C. Masters-Waage, U. of Houston
    Peggy Lindner; U. of Houston

    Are Dual-Appointed Faculty Evaluated Differently than Single-Appointed Faculty?

    Kevin M. Kniffin; Cornell SC Johnson College of Business
    Ally Gutierrez; I/O psychology, U. of Houston
    Juan M. Madera; U. of Houston
    Christiane Spitzmueller; U. of Houston
    Erika Henderson; U. of Houston
    Ebenezer Edema-Sillo; I/O psychology, U. of Houston
    Peggy Lindner; U. of Houston
    Theodore C. Masters-Waage, U. of Houston

    Slow convergence: Career impediments to boundary spanning in biomedical science

    Enrico Berkes; Ohio State U.
    Monica Marion; Indiana U.
    Stasa Milojevic; Indiana U.
    Bruce Weinberg; Ohio State U.

    Task Mismatch and Salary Penalties: Evidence from the Biomedical PhD Labor Market

    Gerald Marschke; U. at Albany, State U. of New York
    Holden Diethorn; Kenyon College

    A Two-Step Econometric Method for Parsing and Estimating the Impacts of Multiple Identities

    Andrew Hanks; Ohio State U.
    Kevin M. Kniffin; Cornell SC Johnson College of Business
    Xuechao Qian; Ohio State U.
    Bo Wang; School of Finance, Nankai U.
    Bruce Weinberg; Ohio State U.



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    Kevin Kniffin
    Assistant Professor
    Cornell University
    Ithaca NY
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