Innovation
Thoughts on AI, deep tech and data — plus weekly reads from the innovation and technology management literature.
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Weekly Reads - Jun 17
It has been quite a while since I've updated my blog. I was busy with finishing my PhD and securing my postdoc position. I'm still pursuing academia for now and thus, would still have to continue reading the literature for the latest advances in the…
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Using Python for Bibliometric Analysis: Demo on Science Entrepreneurship
I needed to familiarize myself with the literature on science entrepreneurship (for reasons I'm going to explain soon). After delving into bibliometrics and doing literature review repetitively for my PhD, I already have a system to efficiently introduce myself to a new literature. In this…
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Weekly Reads - Apr 17
Discoverers in scientific citation data - this research finds that there are a group of researchers who are good at discovering (or citing early) potentially important papers. This reminds me of the book Superforecasting which talks about how some people are better than others in…
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Weekly Reads - Apr 5
Collaborative patents and the mobility of knowledge workers - In my field of FBDD, research mobility seems to be one of the most important mechanisms for the knowledge to spread. In this study of the European biotech sector, inventors who were previously located together are…
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Weekly Reads - Mar 31
For the next month, I'll be at the University of Cambridge to conduct a study on how fragment-based drug discovery thrived in the area. The Legitimacy Threshold Revisited: How Prior Successes and Failures Spill Over to Other Endeavors on Kickstarter - previous outcomes in Kickstarter…
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Weekly Reads - Mar 20
Improving the peer review process: a proposed market system - Currently, reviewers do not receive any compensation given the amount of work they have to do. This is bad for science as well because papers do not get reviewed properly/fast enough. Creating a market system…
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Weekly Reads - Mar 13
This week seems to be a special one for the field of entrepreneurship, with some publications on the merits of studying it from an academic perspective such as this one A wakeup call for the field of entrepreneurship and its evaluators Has the Concept of…
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Path analysis with Pajek
Recently, there was an article in Scientometrics about main path analysis by Liu et al. It's supposed to help trace the development path of a scientific or technological field. Before hearing this, I was just being content with the capabilities of CitNetExplorer in showing the…
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Weekly Reads - Mar 6
The age at which Noble Prize research is conducted - Spoiler alert: It's 44 Zero impact: a large-scale study of uncitedness - It's common knowledge that a large number of scientific articles do not get cited, from this article around 20-30%. This article breaks down…
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Asking SkyNet Management Questions
The past week there has been a lot of fuss over the release of a language model by OpenAI which was supposed to be the most advanced yet. There is a lot of discussion online too because of the team's decision to not release the…
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