Workshop: Relevance for Policy: Aligning the Science of Science and Innovation Policy to the needs of the policy community

2005年，总统科学顾问约翰·马伯格（John Marburger）推动了一个新的研究领域的发展，即科学与创新政策科学（SciSIP）。 该项目将通过更清楚地了解科学和创新政策从业者的需求，提高SciSIP研究的效益。 该项目将提高从业人员对SciSIP研究的认识，了解从业人员的需求和优先事项，以关注未来的研究，并探索SciSIP研究人员和从业人员之间长期合作的机制。 该项目的研究议程将加强科学和创新政策，推进社会科学研究的这一领域，并提高有关国家的有效决策？本研究项目对美国科学与创新政策研究成果的使用者，如与美国科学、技术和创新政策的高级决策者密切合作的政策分析师、顾问和管理人员的需求和优先事项进行了详细说明和分析。 通过汇集科学政策研究的现有和潜在消费者，该项目旨在发现如何改进SciSIP投资组合。 该项目还审议了不断将用户需求纳入科学、战略和方案议程的体制设计和战略。 本次会议加强了SciSIP研究人员和政策实践者在研究设计和决策支持工具开发方面的合作

In 2005, Presidential Science Adviser John Marburger catalyzed the development of a new field of research, the Science of Science and Innovation Policy (SciSIP). This project will enhance the benefits of SciSIP research by providing a clearer understanding of the needs of science and innovation policy practitioners. This project will raise awareness of SciSIP research among practitioners, elicit the needs and priorities of practitioners to focus future research, and explore mechanisms for collaboration between SciSIP researchers and practitioners over the long run. The research agenda that flows from this project will strengthen science and innovation policy, advancing this field of social science research and improving effective decision-making about the nation?s science and innovation system.This research project elicits, specifies, and analyzes the needs and priorities of the users of the results of research on the Science of Science and Innovation Policy, such as policy analysts, advisers, and managers who work closely with senior decision-makers in U.S. science, technology, and innovation policy. By bringing together existing and potential consumers of science policy research, the project seeks to discover how the SciSIP portfolio might be improved. The project also considers institutional designs and strategies for incorporating user demand into the SciSIP agenda on an ongoing basis. This conference strengthens collaboration between SciSIP researchers and policy practitioners in research design and development of decision-support tools