Innovation
Thoughts on AI, deep tech and data — plus weekly reads from the innovation and technology management literature.
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Battle of Ideas (Weekly Reads - Jun 27)
The obesity wars and the education of a researcher: A personal account - I knew that scientific debates can get heated but this story is just on a different level. It's just one side of the story though so it would be interesting to hear…
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Weekly Reads (June 12)
I am presenting our paper on the Science Mesh this week. FAIR data through a federated cloud infrastructure: Exploring the Science Mesh - it is a research-in-progress on the potential of FAIR data in unlocking new collaborative workflows. Entrepreneurial space and the freedom for entrepreneurship…
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Weekly Reads (Jun 4)
From ‘publish or perish’ to societal impact: Organisational repurposing towards responsible innovation through creating a medical platform - explores how an academic research project transformed itself to create larger societal impacts. I find it amazing how management academics can see any phenomenon in new light…
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What research to fund (Weekly Reads - May 30)
Learning on knowledge graph dynamics provides an early warning of impactful research - A paper that got a lot of attention from reddit. The paper aims to predict which papers would be breakthroughs, by aggregating 29 metrics including from author and journal data, paper citations…
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Weekly Reads (May 15)
Here are the interesting articles I've seen in the last 2 weeks. The effects of university–industry collaboration in preclinical research on pharmaceutical firms’ R&D performance: Absorptive capacity’s role - study based on bibliographic, patent, financial and clinical trial data of big pharma firms. The researchers…
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Radical shift (Weekly Reads - Apr 30)
Predicting social tipping and norm change in controlled experiments - It's fascinating how social change can happen quickly, such as the acceptance of gay marriage and the weakening sensitivity towards privacy issues. I remember listening to a podcast episode from 80,000 hours and the theory…
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Exciting Methods (Weekly Reads - Apr 19)
“Who are you going to call?” Network activation in creative idea generation and elaboration - an experimental study exploring which kind of ties (strong or weak) are more important for different phases of idea generation and elaboration. The art of discovering and exploiting unexpected opportunities…
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Making the most of (Weekly Reads - Apr 9)
From trash to treasure: A checklist to identify high-potential NPD projects from previously rejected projects - In my opinion, the ultimate value of management research is to provide employees and companies with actionable checklists to guide their decisions. In this research, they do just that…
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Science Mesh Poster
I've been attending the Open Innovation in Science conference this week virtually and it has been a blast to be introduced to this wonderful community. I presented our poster on the Science Mesh in the conference:
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Commercializing Science (Weekly Reads - Mar 19)
The fall of the innovation empire and its possible rise through open science - research output has been maintaining a steady-state progress despite the exponentially increasing cost. Meanwhile, economic growth from innovation has also been decreasing, attributed to the following: We have already picked the…
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