EXECUTIVE COURSE
Evaluation of Results and Impacts of Research, Development, and Innovation (I+D+i)
To train professionals and managers of public and private organizations in the evaluation of results and impacts of policies, programs and institutions oriented to Research, Development and Innovation (RD&I).
- Fundamentals and planning of evaluation of results and impacts in the IDP
- Design and indicators for evaluating process, results, and impacts.
- Evaluation practices in IDP in Brazil and in the world (selected cases)
- Responsible evaluation of research and innovation
- Use of Artificial Intelligence in evaluation
Experimental, quasi-experimental and other quantitative approaches
Bibliometric and patent analysis
Economic and cost-benefit analysis
Qualitative evaluation methods
Qualitative Comparative Analysis
Mixed methods
Target Audience
A multidisciplinary course for students from all areas of knowledge and who have involvement in the formulation, implementation, monitoring, and evaluation of IDP strategies, policies, and programs.
- Public and private managers involved with RD&I
- RD&I policy makers
- Representatives of associations and public and private organizations
- Science, Technology & Innovation (ST&I) evaluators and analysts
- Other professionals involved with RD&I
Teaching and Training staff
Principal instructor
Full Professor in the Department of Science and Technology Policy at the Institute of Geosciences, Unicamp, and founder of Lab-GEOPI. He holds a PhD in Economics and works in the areas of economics, planning, management, and evaluation of science, technology, and innovation. He was superintendent of FINEP, deputy coordinator of evaluation at FAPESP, director of FCA and IG/Unicamp, and visiting researcher at the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research. His career is notable for coordinating projects evaluating the results and impacts of policies, programs, funds, funding agencies, and public and private research and innovation organizations.
Researcher at NEPP/Unicamp, associate coordinator of Lab-GEOPI and permanent faculty member of the Postgraduate Program in Science and Technology Policy at Unicamp. She holds a PhD in Science and Technology Policy and completed postdoctoral studies in Evaluation in Science, Technology & Innovation and Higher Education at the University of California, Berkeley. She works on projects evaluating results and impacts in science, technology, innovation, and higher education, with an emphasis on interdisciplinary research, institutional evaluation, and public policies.
Associate Professor at the Faculty of Applied Sciences at Unicamp, associate coordinator of Lab-GEOPI and permanent faculty member of the postgraduate programs in Administration and in Science and Technology Policy at Unicamp. A food engineer, with a master's and doctorate in Science and Technology Policy, she completed postdoctoral studies at the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research and Georgia Tech. She works on research and outreach projects focused on planning, management, evaluation, and forecasting in science, technology, and innovation.
Professor at FGV EAESP, director of the Silicon Valley Institute for Business Innovation, and former researcher at the InSySPo/Unicamp program. He holds a PhD in Business Administration from UFRGS and was a visiting researcher at the Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley. His areas of expertise include technology and innovation management, innovation ecosystems, knowledge-intensive entrepreneurship, strategy, technological capacity building, and industrial organization.
Associate Professor at the Faculty of Applied Sciences at Unicamp, PhD in Economics and Innovation Management and CNPq productivity fellow. His research focuses on regional ecosystems and systems of entrepreneurship and innovation, with involvement in national and international projects on metrics, evaluation and management of ecosystems. He is the principal investigator of BRIDGE/FAPESP and has experience in evaluating innovation policies and programs, including initiatives focused on startups, entrepreneurship and regional development.
Senior Vice President of Research Networks at Elsevier, PhD in Sciences from Unicamp and member of the Brazilian Academy of Sciences. He was rector and pro-rector of research at Unicamp, president and scientific director of FAPESP, and president of the Superior Council of Technology and Competitiveness of FIESP. His career combines institutional leadership in science, technology and innovation, research in physics, and contributions to S&T policies, research evaluation, and scientific impact indicators.
Collaborating researcher at NEPP and Lab-GEOPI at Unicamp, PhD in Information Science from USP. Works in Metric Studies of Information, with emphasis on bibliometrics, scientometrics, patentometrics and altmetrics applied to the monitoring and evaluation of scientific and technological information. His interests include S&T, open science, metascience, scientific collaboration, future studies and scientific and technological information policies.
Professor and researcher at UFJF, with a degree in Statistics from Unicamp and a doctorate in Sciences from UNIFESP. He works in the areas of probability, statistics and biostatistics, with an emphasis on multivariate analysis, generalized linear models, Markovian models and technology assessment. He is a collaborating researcher at Lab-GEOPI, contributing to projects evaluating the results and impacts of S&T programs.
Associate Professor at the Institute of Economics at Unicamp, with a post-doctoral degree in Agricultural and Environmental Economics and a PhD in Energy Systems Planning. He works in the areas of mathematical economics and business economics, with experience in input-output and general equilibrium models applied to the evaluation of socioeconomic and environmental impacts. His career contributes to quantitative approaches to evaluation in science, technology, innovation, sustainability, technological change, and energy sectors.
Edition 2027
Course on concepts, methods and practices and cases of evaluation of results and impacts of strategies, policies and programs of science, technology and innovation (STI).
The course presents the fundamentals, tools and practice frontiers of outcome and impact evaluation in STI activities.
Professors with several years of experience bring concepts, discuss national and international cases and guide workshops on strategy, policy and program evaluation in research, development and innovation activities. (R&D+i).
- When?
To be defined
- Registrations
To be defined
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- Venue
Remote, via Zoom
- Fees
R$ to be defined
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