FreakTakes
Eric Gilliam, Corin WagenI want to help people start historically great labs. Operational histories on history's best R&D orgs.
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A Scrappy Complement to FROs: Building More BBNs
ARPA's early decades of success have made the ARPA model iconic. Big wins from ARPA’s early history include autonomous vehicles, the internet, and stealth aircraft technology. Inspired by these successes, scientific grant funders are increa...
Everything Old is New Again: Old research models for new-era semiconductor research
Bottom Line Up Front: Recently, large pots of federal funds have been set aside for chip research. A significant portion of these funds should find their way to research teams that operate like the best research groups from the prior, verti...
Managing Lockheed’s Skunk Works
This piece covers how Kelly Johnson managed Lockheed’s famous Skunk Works. In its early decades, Skunk Works continuously produced novel aircraft that pushed the aviation industry forward. Its three most iconic aircraft were the U-2 “spy pl...
Lessons Answer.AI can learn from history’s greatest R&D labs
Today’s piece was put together with the help of several conversations with Answer.AI co-founder Jeremy Howard. It is not a “traditional” FreakTakes piece; the research and advice are much more tailored to a specific group of individuals tha...
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I dive into the history of early 1900s innovation to understand how we can build better science and engineering institutions today.
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