HeyJaredThe Innovation and Diffusion Podcast
Our podcast aims to generate easily accessible and engaging academic discussions on innovation and diffusion. We interview the leading thinkers around the world on new technologies and the way they change our world and economy.
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S3 E9: Transformative Entrepreneurs, Macroeconomy and Policy Making with Harun Alp (FED) (opens the original)
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In this episode, our guest is Harun Alp from the FED and we talk about his academic journey, role models, subsistences versus transformative entrepreneurs, who becomes a transformative entrepreneur, efficient policy making, and more! Enjoy! 00:00 What are the big picture questions that Harun Alp is after? 02:13 His Role Models 04:56 Co-Authorship Dynamics: Who Should You Choose as your Co-Author? 07:11 Any Useful Research Habits? 10:00 Entrepreneurship Fundamentals: What goes into the Entreprene
S3 E8: Space Race, Cold War, and Public R&D Policies with Alex Whalley from the University of Calgary (opens the original)
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In this episode, our guest is Alexander T. Whalley from the University of Calgary and we talked about his academic journey, paper suggestions, large public R&D policies, space race, and more! Host: Ruveyda Gozen (@ruveyda_gozen on X) 01:35 Big Picture Questions and Alex’s Academic Journey 03:35 A Research Habit Recommendation 05:01 A “Must-Read” Paper Suggestion (Enrico Moretti: https://moretti.econ.berkeley.edu ) 06:40 Returns to Public R&D: Space Race and Cold War 13:15 CIA Data: Is it Accessi
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