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Presentations from Thursday, Nov. 20
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8:30-8:35am Welcome
Cynthia Barnhart, Chancellor, MIT
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8:45-9:00am NSF Perspective on Service Innovation: The Need for Strong Academic Partnerships with Industry and Government
Grace Wang, Deputy Assistant Director of the Directorate for Engineering, NSF
   
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9:00-9:15am Overview of Partnerships for Innovation: Building Innovation Capacity Solicitation
Sara Nerlove and Alexandra Medina-Borja, NSF
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9:15-10:15am Ingredients for Successful Academic-Industry Partnerships
Chair: William Rouse, Stevens Institute of Technology
Panelists: James Spohrer, IBM; Joseph Sussman, MIT; Daniel Siewiorek, Carnegie Mellon University; Patrick Harker, University of Delaware
Harker Paper: Corporations on Campus: University of Delaware and Syracuse University Work Together with JPMorgan Chase in a Model of Industry-Academic Collaboration Designed to Live Up to Its Full Potential
Siewiorek Talk Outline: Models of Industrial Relation
Siewiorek Workshop Slides: Models of Industrial Relations (powerpoint slides)
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10:30-11:30am Industry and Government Perspectives
Chair: James Spohrer, IBM
Panelists: J. W. (Hans) Hofstraat, Philips Research; Heather Woodward-Hagg, National Veterans Engineering Resource Center (VERC); Tetsuro Takahashi, Fujitsu
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11:30am-12:15pm Q&A Session
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2:00-3:15pm Imagining the Future and the Role of Human-Centered Design in Smart Service Systems
Chair: Paul Maglio, University of California, Merced
Panelists: John Carroll, Penn State; Brian Scassellati, Yale University; Kent Larson, MIT
Carroll Paper: Co-production Scenarios for Mobile Time Banking
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3:45-4:00pm Framing the Field of Smart Service Systems with Human Factors at Core
Richard Larson, MIT
Larson Workshop Slides: Framing the Field of Smart Service Systems with Human Factors at Core (powerpoint slides)
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7:00-9:00pm Dinner
After dinner speaker: Sanjay Sarma, MIT Office of Digital Learning
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Presentations from Friday, Nov. 21
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8:40-9:10am NSF Vision for Smart Service Systems Research
Pramod Khargonekar, NSF
Discussant: Ali Jadbabaie, MIT
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9:10-9:50am The Next Brain: Augmented Cognition in Service Systems
Dylan Schmorrow, Soar Technology, Inc.
Discussants: Olivier de Weck, MIT; James Spohrer, IBM
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9:50-10:10am Exponential Forces of Technological Change: Moore's Law and More Laws
Chair: Daniel Roos, MIT
Speaker: Jessika Trancik, MIT
Paper: Statistical Basis for Predicting Technological Progress
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10:30-11:40am Grand Challenges for Social Innovation: Transdisciplinary Research in Smart Service Systems
Chair: Richard Larson, MIT
Panelists: Kent Larson, MIT; Calestous Juma, MIT; Maja Mataric, University of Southern California; Donald Norman, University of California, San Diego
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11:40am-12:50pm Transdisciplinary Fundamental Research Problems: Examples of Rigor in Service Science Research and Convergence of Cognitive/Behavioral Science and Computer Science with Engineering
Chair: Daniel Berg, University of Miami
Panelists: Dimitris Bertsimas, MIT; Justine Cassell, Carnegie Mellon University; Nalini Venkatasubramanian, University of California, Irvine; David Woods, Ohio State University
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3:00-4:00pm Team Presentations
Co-Chairs: Richard Larson and Kent Larson, MIT
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