Team¶

Initiators¶

Gaétan de Rassenfosse (@gderasse) is Assistant Professor Tenure Track in Science & Technology Policy at EPFL (Lausanne, Switzerland). The overarching objective of his research is to provide the policy environment that best addresses the needs of the knowledge economy.
Cyril Verluise (@cverluise) is a PhD Candidate at the Paris School of Economics and an Affiliate at Collège de France (Paris, France). His work is an "attempt to unpack the Innovation black box using data science, one commit at a time". He is a fierce advocate and a modest contributor of open source.

Role	Contributor(s)
Conceptualization	Gaétan de Rassenfosse, Cyril Verluise
Data curation	Cyril Verluise
Formal Analysis	Lucas Violon^{[frontpage-npl]}, Cyril Verluise, Lucas Violon^{[intext-bibref]}
Funding acquisition	Gaétan de Rassenfosse, Cyril Verluise
Investigation	Cyril Verluise
Methodology	Gaétan de Rassenfosse, Cyril Verluise, Tim Simcoe^{[norms-standards]}
Project administration	Gaétan de Rassenfosse, Cyril Verluise
Resources	EPFL, Collège de France
Software	Cyril Verluise
Supervision	Gaétan de Rassenfosse, Cyril Verluise
Validation	Gaétan de Rassenfosse^{[intext-patent]},Gabriele Cristelli^{[intext-patent]}, Francesco Gerotto^{[matching-doi,parsing-bibref]}, Kyle Higham^{[intext-patent]}, Cyril Verluise, Lucas Violon^{[intext-bibref]}
Visualization	Cyril Verluise, Lucas Violon^{[intext-bibref]}
Writing – original draft	-
Writing – review & editing	-

Roles definition at CRediT webpage.

Contributors personnal details

Contributor	Affiliation²	GitHub account	More
Gabriele Cristelli	EPFL	gabricrs	Google Scholar
Gaétan de Rassenfosse	EPFL	gderasse	Academic Website
Kyle Higham	Hitotsubashi University	kylehigham	Google Scholar
Francesco Gerotto	Collège de France	FGer8	-
Tim Simcoe	Boston University	-	Academic Website
Cyril Verluise	Collège de France	cverluise	Academic Website
Lucas Violon	HEC Paris	lucas-violon	-

We are also thankful to:

Domenico Golzio for his constant support
@wetherbeei, @kermitt2, @SuperMayo and @leflix311 for helpful comments
The many people who help us shape this project through useful comments shared by emails, twitter and direct interactions