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America Already Built the World's Largest Science-Vetting Machine

Editor’s Note: Every year, American scientists submit hundreds of thousands of grant applications to federal agencies. A minority of these applications are then funded.1 What happens to the rest? In many cases, the scientist modifies the id...

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Chad Jones on Idea-Based Models of Economic Growth

This lecture features the second of two famous economics Joneses. Last time we gave you Ben Jones; this week it’s Chad Jones.

In this lecture, Chad discusses how innovation and technology has shaped economic growth in the past, and how tec...

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Science Agencies Need Metascience Units

Editor’s Note: This week, the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) launched Science: A New Golden Age, which proposes an overhaul of the American scientific ecosystem. One of the ideas the report touts is the developme...

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Five Reasons to Study the Economics of Innovation

Pierre Azoulay, one of the many luminaries of economics featured in this course. Source.

We just wrapped the third year of the Economics of Ideas, Science, and Innovation online short course. Targeted at economics PhD students, the course...

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Transcript: Economics of Ideas, Science, and Innovation Lecture 1

To read the launch essay and view the first video, visit this page.

To introduce this course:

  • I want first to discuss why we need a course specially about the economics of ideas.

  • We’ll talk about the nature of ideas, which i...

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  • Andrew Gerard
  • Stuart Buck

    Executive Director, Good Science Project Senior Advisor, Social Science Research Council

  • Matt Clancy

    Abundance and Growth Program Director at Coefficient Giving

  • Sandeep Patel

    PhD Nanoscientist | Making Science Work Better | ex @BARDA DRIVe Dir. @hhsgov | Designed in India, Made in America | @TheNASEM Policy Fellow | @kidney_x Founder | Stuck in Pasteur’s Quadrant

  • Donna Dubinsky

    Donna Dubinsky is a serial entrepreneur based in Silicon Valley best known for her leadership roles at Palm, Handspring and Numenta.

  • Amit Gupta

    Catalyzing scientific acceleration

  • Tim Hwang
  • Kris Willis

    Systems biologist studying the sociology of science. Founder of the Woodley Park Institute. Per data scientia promovetur.

  • Ian Banks

    Director of Science Policy at the Foundation for American Innovation

  • Dan Turner-Evans

    Senior Metascience Fellow at IFP

  • McKenzie Leier

    Improving science and innovation @ J-PAL

  • Jordi Cabana

    The slate was never blank. Chemist as an undergrad. Materials Scientist as a grad. Who knows what today?

  • Jenn Gustetic

    Accelerating breakthrough research. \ud83d\udc69\ud83c\udffc‍\ud83d\udcbbCurrently @IFP (director of metascience and R&D policy). \ud83d\udc69\ud83c\udffb‍\ud83d\ude80Formerly @NASA space technology executive, White House OSTP Open Innovation assistant director, Harvard Fellow. \ud83d\udc69\ud83c\ud... more

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