研討日期	2024年7月8日10:30-12:20
研討地點	國立臺灣大學社會科學院710會議室
主講題目 Title of the paper	Papers and Patents: Insights from the Science of Science
作者 Authors of the paper	Fu-Chuan Lai, Hung-pin Lai, and Shih-Jye Wu
文獻出處 Journal, vol.(issue), pp	Working paper
主講人	賴孚權
參加人員	林燕淑、彭正浩、許至乙、施姵全、林晏如、周冰瑤、Suttiwan、Dang-Long、Ayu Sasni Munte、Artah、Micah、楊雅棠、Anggoro、Chiso、呂明權、洪容翔
	Bloom et al. (2020) and Park et al. (2023) highlight the increasing difficulty in discovering new ideas and a decline in disruptive innovations. This study investigates the impact of team composition on the quality and citation impact of papers and patents, strategies for publishing high-impact papers, and the influence of gender, grants, prizes, and artificial intelligence (AI) on innovation. Key findings include the benefits of small and multinational teams, the importance of physical proximity, and the role of ethnic diversity in promoting collaboration. Strategies for high-impact papers involve balancing conservative and innovative approaches, while gender inequality and the distribution of grants and prizes remain significant factors. AI aids scientific discovery but can create an illusion of understanding. This study introduces recent advancements in the "Science of Science" to economists, a topic often overlooked in economics journals.