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 Category Theory-Inspired BBN
As some readers know, I’ve recently joined Renaissance Philanthropy (RenPhil). While I hope to put many ideas from FreakTakes into practice at RenPhil, I’ll be particularly focused on one goal: building more BBNs.
A New Chapter At FreakTakes
I’ve always viewed FreakTakes as a small applied research shop. Discontented geniuses set out to run new science orgs or ambitious scientific philanthropies; I produce pieces that help some of them make decisions that determine parts of how...
A Note on the Changing Faces of (D)ARPA
Unlike the rest of the FreakTakes ARPA series, today’s piece does not have the usual narrative structure. It is, instead, a set of personal notes cleaned up and re-structured as a post. While the post is atypical, the ARPA series would be i...
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...
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As a researcher, I dive into the history of 20th Century innovation to understand how we can build better science and engineering institutions today. At RenPhil, I'm working to build more BBNs for the 21st Century.
☧, husband/father, computational/organic chemist
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