Stijn Kelchtermans

CURRICULUM VITAE FEBRUARY 2021 Stijn Kelchtermans

Nationality: Belgian Date of birth: September 6th 1976 Married to Catherine Schaumans, two children (Boris °7/9/2010; Oliver °9/11/2013)

Office address: KU Leuven, T’Serclaes building, room B-06-20 Warmoesberg 26, 1000 BRUSSELS, Belgium

Phone: +32 2 608 14 39 Homepage: http://feb.kuleuven.be/stijn.kelchtermans/ E-mail: [email protected] Find me online: ORCID, Google Scholar, Publons, Twitter, LinkedIn

Current Positions

Since 1/10/2014 Associate Professor at KU Leuven 1/3/2017-15/9/2021 Guest professor (15%) at Hasselt University

Professional Experience

02/2010 – 9/2014 Associate Professor at the Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel 11/2007 – 01/2010 Assistant Professor at the Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel 10/2002 – 9/2007 Doctoral researcher at the KU Leuven 09/2001 – 10/2002 Technology Risk Consultant at Global Risk Management Solutions, PricewaterhouseCoopers (on leave from October 2002 till October 2004) 09/1999 – 09/2000 Teaching assistant at the Department of Applied Economics (KU Leuven)

Education

2002 - 2007 Ph.D. in Business Economics, KU Leuven, Belgium; Title: ‘In Pursuit of Excellence: Essays on the Organization of Higher Education and Research’; Scientific Committee: Reinhilde Veugelers (promotor, KUL), Frank Verboven (co-promotor, KUL), Koenraad Debackere (KUL), Paula Stephan (Georgia State University, USA), Mathias Dewatripont (ULB, Belgium) 2000 - 2001 Master of Science in Information Security (Cum Laude) at Royal Holloway College, U of London, UK 1994 – 1999 Master of Business Engineering in Management Informatics (Cum Laude) at KU Leuven, Belgium

Teaching

2016 - … Innovation Management, Open Innovation, Technology Trends & Opportunities (KU Leuven); Open Innovation in Business & Research (Hasselt University) 2009 – 2015 Innovation & Technology Management, Open Innovation, Lectures on research methods (KU Leuven) 2009 – 2011 R&D Management (HUB) 2007 – 2009 Corporate Strategy, Management Skills; Managerial Economics (HUB) 2006 – 2007 Corporate Strategy, Management Skills (HUB)

Publications

Articles in Refereed Journals Belderbos, R., Grabowska, M., Leten, B., Kelchtermans, S., Jacob, J., Riccaboni, R. (2021). Whither Geographic Proximity? Bypassing Local R&D Units in Foreign University Collaboration. Journal of International Business Studies, accepted. Kelchtermans, S., Neicu D., Teirlinck, P. (2020). The Role of Peer Effects in Firms' Adoption of R&D Tax Credits. Journal of Business Research, Volume 108, January 2020, Pages 74-91. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jbusres.2019.09.059 Belderbos, R., Grabowska, M, Leten, B., Kelchtermans, S. Ugur, N. (2017). On the Use of Computer-Aided Text Analysis in International Business Research. Global Strategy Journal, 7(3): 312-331. DOI: 10.1002/gsj.1162 Neicu, D., Teirlinck, P., Kelchtermans, S. (2016). Dipping in the policy mix: the behavioral additionality effects for firms supported by both R&D subsidies and tax credits. Economics of Innovation & New Technology, 25(3): p218-239. DOI: 10.1080/10438599.2015.1076192. Della Malva, A., Kelchtermans, S., Leten, B., Veugelers, R. (2014). Basic Science as a Prescription for Breakthrough Inventions in the Pharmaceutical Industry. The Journal of Technology Transfer. DOI 10.1007/s10961-014-9362-y Kelchtermans, S. and R. Veugelers (2013). Top Research Productivity and Its Persistence: Gender as a Double-Edged Sword. The Review of Economics and Statistics, 95(1): 273–285. DOI:10.1162/REST_a_00275 Kelchtermans, S. and R. Veugelers (2011). The Great Divide in Scientific Productivity. Why the average scientist does not exist. Industrial & Corporate Change, 20(1): 295-336. DOI: 10.1093/icc/dtq074 Kelchtermans, S. and F. Verboven (2010). Program Duplication in Higher Education is Not Necessarily Bad. Journal of Public Economics, 94(5-6): 397-409. Kelchtermans, S. and F. Verboven (2010). Participation and study decisions in a public system of higher education. Journal of Applied Econometrics, 25(3): 355-391. DOI: 10.1002/jae.1087 Kelchtermans, S. and F. Verboven (2008). Regulation of Program Supply in Higher Education. Lessons from a Funding System Reform in Flanders. CESIfo Economic Studies, 54(2): 204-228. DOI: 10.1093/cesifo/ifn016

Papers under Review Performing and exploiting basic research in the world’s largest pharmaceutical firms. (winner of the excellent paper award at the Academy of Innovation and Entrepreneurship 2011, Tsinghua University, Beijing, 1-3 July 2011). (with Leten, B., Belderbos R.), Revise and Resubmit

Off the Beaten Path: What Drives Scientists’ Entry into New Fields? (with Veugelers, R., Neicu, D.), Revise and Resubmit. Same data, different conclusions: Radical dispersion in empirical results when independent scientists operationalize and test the same hypothesis (with Schaumans, C. Open Science project coordinated by Schweinsberg, M.) Revise and Resubmit Reaching for the stars: The Contingent Performance Effects of Basic Research Collaboration Between Firms and Academic star Scientists (with Colen, L, Belderbos, R., Leten, B.), Revise and Resubmit

Do licensors learn from out-licensing? Empirical evidence from the pharmaceutical industry (with Leten, B., Rabijns, M.), Revise and Resubmit

Many Are Called, Few Are Chosen: The Role of Science in Drug Development Decisions (with L. Colen, R. Belderbos, B. Leten) Nominated for best paper award at the 2020 R&D Management Symposium, Vancouver. Submitted

Book Chapters Fyen, W., Kelchtermans, S., Slavcheva, M., Jonkers, K. (2021). Regional Innovation Impact Assessment Framework: the KU Leuven. In: Universities in Europe and their Regional Innovation Impact: Policy Challenges and Performance Assessment. Editors: Tijssen, RJW, Edwards, J., Jonkers, K. Cheltenham (UK): Edward Elgar, ISBN: 978 1 83910 052 9. Kelchtermans, S., Leten, B. and B. Belderbos. (2013). Do Firms Benefit from Investing in Basic Scientific Research? An Empirical Investigation for Pharmaceutical Firms. In: Innovation and Creativity: The Driving Force of Europe’s Economy? De Beule F., Nauwelaerts I. (Eds), Edward Elgar, ISBN 9781781004326.

Working papers The Long March: The quest for valid text based indicators of exploration and exploitation (with Ugur, N., Leten, B., Belderbos R.)

All That Glitters is Not Gold: The Dynamics of Scientific Awards in Business & Economics (with L. Colen)

Dipping a toe before plunging in? The relation between CVC investments and entry into new technology domains (with H. Obeid, M. Rabijns & B. Leten)

The Organization of Corporate Science and Technology: Out of Sight, Out of Mind? (with M. Grabowska, B. Leten, R. Belderbos)

Many Analysts Replication Project: Religiosity, Well-Being and Cultural Norms (with C. Schaumans, project coordinated by S. Hoogeveen, A. Sarafoglou, and E. Wagenmakers) Policy Reports & Press Trends, 23/5/2019. Van welke Europese landen kan België leren? Interviewed by Jef Poortmans, editor at Trends (national business magazine). Kelchtermans, S., Kardas, M., Klincewicz, K., Zacharewicz, T. (2019). Implementation of Smart Specialisation Strategies: Analysis of the Role of Regional Strategies in National Innovation Strategies. JRC Science for Policy Report. Kelchtermans, S., and Robledo-Bottcher N., RIO Country Report 2017: Belgium, EUR 29152 EN, Publications Office of the European Union, Luxembourg, 2018, ISBN 978-92-79-81195-1, doi:10.2760/066103, JRC111253. Kelchtermans, S. & Robledo-Bottcher, N. (2017). RIO Country Report 2016: Belgium. The Joint Research Centre Research and Innovation Observatory (RIO), European Commission, ISBN 978-92-79-66212-6. ISSN 1831-9424 doi:10.2760/273083, JRC 105859. Kelchtermans, S. & Zacharewicz, T. (2016). RIO Country Report 2015: Belgium. The Joint Research Centre Research and Innovation Observatory (RIO), European Commission. ISBN 978-92-79-57763-5. Cheung, C., Coucke, K., Eyckmans, J., Neicu, D., Kelchtermans, S., Mariën, L., Schaumans, C., Sels, A., Vanormelingen, S., Verboven, F. (2012). Monitoring of Markets and Sectors. Report for the Belgian Science Policy Office. Kelchtermans, S. and R. Veugelers (2008). Publiceren of Sterven? Inzichten in de onderzoeksproductiviteit van academici. Business Inzicht, Nr 27, December 2008. KU Leuven.

Research Grants, Awards & Contract Research

2021  3rd edition of the Belgian Report on Science, Technology & Innovation (BRISTI), Belgian Science Policy Office (€70,000) (with A. Reid, M. Cincera & P. Boekholt)

2020  Research grant, KU Leuven Impulse Fund (€89,100), promotor, project “How to Play the Science Game? Microfoundations of Scientific Teams” (co-promotors: C. Lopes Bento, A. Ziedonis, N. Deschacht, S. Rousseau)  Research grant, Vlerick Academic Research Fund (€161,160), co-promotor, project “Designing Technology Licensing Contracts” (promotor: W. Van Dyck, co-promotor: B. Leten; PhD student: Margot Callewaert)  Research grant SKEMA (€62,850), co-promotor, project “An in-depth examination of founding team formation” (promotor: F. Melillo (SKEMA), co-promotor: V. Collewaert (KUL, Vlerick Business School))  Nominated for best paper award at the 2020 R&D Management Symposium. Many Are Called, Few Are Chosen: The Role of Science in Drug Development Decisions (with L. Colen, R. Belderbos, B. Leten)  Best reviewer award, 2020 Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Technology and Innovation Management (TIM) Division (awarded to 25 out of 706 reviewers).

 Award of an “A” evaluation for the Master course in Innovation Management (HMI12a, “bijzondere waardering”).

2019  Outstanding reviewer award, 2019 Academy of Management Annual Meeting, Strategic Management division (top 5% of reviewers).  3-day executive course for the Flemish Advisory Council for Innovation & Enterprise (VARIO) (as lead organizer, co-teachers B. Van Looy, F. Melillo, D. Czarnitzki, K. Decock)  RIO Country Report for Belgium 2019, Expert contract JRC, European Commission  European Commission TAIEX SRSP Expert Mission on the absorption of high skilled individuals into the labour market (Rome, 11/12/2019, SRSP IND/EXP 68685 for Invitalia and the Italian Ministry of Economic Development)

 Award for top-20 most downloaded article in Global Strategy Journal in 2017-2018 for “On the Use of Computer-Aided Text Analysis in International Business Research” (with Belderbos, R., Leten, B., Grabowska M. & Ugur N.) 2018  RIO Country Report for Belgium 2018, Expert contract JRC, European Commission  Research grant, National Bank of Belgium (‘Finaliteitsfinanciering’, €49,240), promotor, project “Organizing for corporate science in multinational firms” (co-promotor: B. Leten. PhD student: Marcelina Grabowska)  European Commission TAIEX SRSP Expert Mission on the effect of public support to innovative investments (Rome, 7/12/2018, SRSP IND/EXP 66500, for Invitalia and the Italian Ministry of Economic Development)  University Teaching Qualification certificate (UTQ/BKO)

2017  Best teacher recognition 2017 (Faculty of Economics and Business, KU Leuven)  RIO Country Report for Belgium 2017, Expert contract JRC, European Commission  Implementation of Smart Specialisation Strategies, Expert contract JRC, European Commission

2016  Best reviewer award, Behavioral strategy IG, Strategic Management Society Annual Conference, Berlin  Economic analysis of a new telematics solution, contract research for Leaseurope.  RIO Country Report for Belgium 2016, Expert contract JRC, European Commission

2015  Best teacher recognition 2015 (Faculty of Economics and Business, KU Leuven)  RIO Country Report for Belgium 2015, Expert contract JRC, European Commission

2015 – 2016  Research grant, National Bank of Belgium (‘Finaliteitsfinanciering’, €45,171), promotor, project “Research this, innovate that: the effects of combined funding sources on R&D and innovation” (co- promotor: R. Veugelers (KU Leuven). PhD student: Daniel Neicu) 2014 – 2018  Research grant, BOF/OT (€191,709), promotor, project “Basic Research Collaboration between Firms and University (Star) Scientists” (co-promotors: B. Leten (KU Leuven), M. Riccaboni (IMT, Lucca), PhD student: Marcelina Grabowska) 2013 – 2014  Research grant, National Bank of Belgium (‘Finaliteitsfinanciering’, €58,550), co-promotor, project “The Role of Personal Motivations in the Career Decisions of Doctorate Holders” (promotor: R. Veugelers. PhD student: Maikel Pellens) 2013 – 2016  Research grant, FWO project (€266,837 EUR), co-promotor, project “The Nature and Consequences of Firms' Involvement and Collaboration in Basic Research” (promotor: R. Belderbos (KUL), co-promotors: B. Leten (KUL, Vlerick), M. Riccaboni (IMT)) 2011 – 2015  Research grant, BOF HUB-KUB (€168,000 EUR), promotor, project “Innovation Policy and Clusters in Europe: Economic Performance of Young Innovative Companies” (co-promotors: Reinhilde Veugelers (KUL); Jan Van Hove (HUB); Peter Teirlinck (HUB)) 2010 – 2011  Research grant, National Bank of Belgium (€39,000), co-promotor, project “Mapping and analysis of innovation strategies of large companies: exploration versus exploitation” (promotor: René Belderbos (KUL); co- promotors: Bart Van Looy (KUL), Bart Leten (KUL))  Research grant, National Bank of Belgium (€39,932), co-promotor, project “Construction of a composite indicator for the evaluation of market functioning in the Belgian economy”. (promotor: Frank Verboven (KUL); co-promotors: Johan Eyckmans (HUB), Tom Van Puyenbroeck (HUB)) 2009 – 2011 Research grant, Belgian Federal Science Policy (AGORA, €337,500), project “Monitoring of Markets and Sectors” (promotor: Johan Eyckmans; other partners: Frank Verboven (KUL), Catherine Schaumans (UvTilburg), Marcel Canoy (ECORYS))

2002 – 2007 PhD scholarship under the IUAP P5/26 grant (Belgian Federal Science Policy, promoters: Frank Verboven (KUL); Reinhilde Veugelers (KUL))

PhD Students

Kristof Decock (KU Leuven, committee member), expected 2021. Thomas Schaper (KU Leuven, committee member), expected 2021. 4

Nazlihan Ugur (KU Leuven, committee member): Exploration and exploitation strategies of large technology-based firms, expected 2021. Maarten Rabijns (KU Leuven, co-supervisor): On strategies enhancing technological learning and technological performance in R&D- intensive corporations, Public defense 16 December 2020. Marcelina Grabowska (KU Leuven, supervisor): Essays on innovation in multinational enterprises: R&D organization, knowledge transfer and global mindset, Public Defense 14 December 2020. Jeroen Mahieu (KU Leuven, committee member): The Returns to Entrepreneurship in the Labor Market, public defense 26 August 2020. Relinde Colen (KU Leuven, co-supervisor): Prescribing science: how science influences innovation in pharmaceutical firms?, Public defense 27 September 2018. Federico De Michiel (KU Leuven, committee member): Essays on innovation and multinational firms. Public defense 21 September 2018. Wytse Joosten (KU Leuven, committee member): Higher education institutions. Empirical essays on student exchange programs and competitive research funding. Public defense 20 September 2018. Sebastian Hoenen (Wageningen University, committee member): Four essays on resource acquisition in the knowledge economy, Public defense 17 April 2018. Paul-Emmanuel Anckaert (KU Leuven, committee member): Moving ideas to impact: essays on industry-science linkages & knowledge translation, Public defense 11 January 2018. Daniel Neicu (KU Leuven, supervisor): Learning how to behave. An analysis of the behavioural changes induced by public support for R&D, Public defense 31 August 2016. Shanqing (Helen) Du (KU Leuven, committee member): Global Cities and Multinational Firms’ FDI Location Decisions, Public defense 26 August 2016. Ning Wang (Maastricht University, committee member): Internal R&D, External R&D, and Firm Innovation. Evidence from the Pharmaceutical Industry, Public defense 11 February 2015. Maikel Pellens (KU Leuven, co-supervisor): The motives and careers of scientists, Public defense 18 September 2014.

Service

2021 - Committee for TIM Best Dissertation Award winner (Academy of Management 2021 Annual Meeting) - Guest editor for special issue “How to Play the Science Game? Insights on Scientific Teams” for Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics (co-eds: C. Lopes-Bento (FNR/KUL), F. Visentin (Maastricht U), C. Lawson (U of Manchester)) 2020 - Scientific committee of the 25th International Conference on Science, Technology and Innovation Indicators (STI 2020), Aarhus, Denmark (rescheduled to 2021 due to COVID-19) 2020 – 2022 - Member of the Editorial Board of Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics (open science) 2019 - Member search committee, research professorship (BOFZAP) MSI Leuven - Co-organizer SEI 2019 Doctoral Consortium, 20-21 September 2019, Leuven 2018 Chairman search committee, academic position (ZAP) in Entrepreneurship, MSI Brussels 2017 - Chairman search committee, academic position (ZAP) in Strategic Management, MSI Brussels - Co-organizer of the PhD colloquium & organizing committee of the R&D Management Conference (RADMA), 2-5 July 2017, Leuven. 2016 - Member search committee, academic position (ZAP) in Managerial Economics / IO, MSI Leuven 2016 - 2020 - Chairman of the department Management, Strategy & Innovation on the Brussels campus, KU Leuven 2009 – 2016 - Coordinator ‘Technology & Innovation’ (Business Engineering program, KU Leuven, campus Brussels) 2012 – 2015 - Chairman of the department Globalization, Innovation & Competition (GIC, 16 researchers), HUB - Member of the Research Council of the Faculty of Economics & Business, HUB 2013 - Member VRWI focus group on aligning knowledge production and – application - Co-chairman European Conference on Innovation & Entrepreneurship (19-20/9/2013, Brussels) 2011 - Invited expert in the peer review of Belgian STI Policy by the European Commission (20/5/2011, Brussels) - Jury member for the European Young Innovators Forum (EYIF, European Commission) 2010 – 2015 - Member of the Expert Group on Indicators & Budget (EGIB), Flemish Council for Science & Innovation 2009 – 2010 - Member of the working group “Scoreboard” of the Council for Science Policy, Brussels Capital Region

Ad hoc Referee 5

Academy of Management annual conferences, CESIfo Economic Studies, the DRUID conferences, Educational Research and Evaluation, Empirical Economics, Growth & Change, Industry & Innovation, Journal of International Business Studies, Journal of Management Studies, Journal of Product Innovation Management; Journal of Software: Evolution and Process, Latin American Journal of Economics, PLOS ONE, Research Policy, Science and Public Policy, Scientometrics, The Economic Journal, The Review of Business and Economics, Strategic Management Society annual conferences, the ZEW/MACCI Conferences on the Economics of Innovation and Patenting

Conference Presentations & Seminars

R&D Management Symposium 2020 (5/8/2020, Vancouver); Invited sessions for executive MBAs on the management of technology platforms @ Irish College Leuven (University of Ulster, 30/10/2019; UCD Dublin, 18/3/19; University of Ulster Magee, 14/3/19; University College Cork, 25/4/2018); DRUID 2019 (Copenhagen, 19-21/6/2019); Invited lecture on the use of educational technology for delegates of Almaty Technological University et al. (Brussels, 26/3/19); 5th Technology & Innovation Community Workshop (Leuven, 29/11/2017); Keynote speech Innovation Hub Community - BNP Paribas Fortis Belgium (Brussels, 10/11/2017); Strategic Management Society (Houston, 28-31/10/2017); Academy of Management (Atlanta, 4-8/8/2017); 11th Workshop on The Organisation, Economics and Policy of Scientific Research (BRICK, Torino, 18-19/5/2016); Strategic Management Society (Berlin, 17-20/9/16); SIMPATIC (Brussels, Bruegel, 27/1/15); FinKT Conference (Rimini, 16-17/04/15); DRUID 2014 (Copenhagen, 16-18/6/14); Strategic Management Society (Geneva, 20/3/13); Academy of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (Oxford, 29-30/8/13); IMT Lucca (invited session, 8/10/13); Asia-Pacific Innovation Conference (Taiwan, 5- 6/12/13); European Entrepreneurship Colloquium (Cambridge, 8-14/7/12); 3rd Asia-Pacific Innovation Conference (Seoul, 13-14/10/12); AGORA/MMS- workshop (Brussels, 20/5/11); Academy of Innovation and Entrepreneurship (Beijing, 1-3/7/11, winner of excellent paper award), Strategic Management Society (Miami, 5/11/2011); Innovation and Creativity, the driving force of Europe’s future economy (Lessius University College, Antwerp, 25/2/10), Conditions for Achieving Excellence in Universities and Other Research Organizations (Conference of the Belgian Presidency of the European Union, Brussels, 14-15/10/10, rapporteur), Research Forum on Innovation and Valorization: Bridges Between Universities and Business (Leuven Centre for Irish Studies, 21/10/10); European Workshop on Efficiency and Productivity Analysis (EWAPA/STRIKE, Pisa, 25-26/6/09); 2nd COMMUNIA Conference 2009 (BRICK/DIME, Torino, 28-30 June 2009); EARIE (Ljubljana, 3-5/9/09); Strategic Management Society (Washington, 11-14/10/09)

Memberships

Strategic Management Society, Academy of Management