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S&T - 2019 Working notes titled 'Research ecosystems need structural diversity' - learning from past sci/tech revolutions at Bell labs/PARC/LMB to design new institutes
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A collection of rough notes & thoughts on the structures of scientific research, with emphasis on the common features of Bell labs/LMB/Xerox PARC
S&T - 2019 Working notes titled 'Research ecosystems need structural diversity' - learning from past sci/tech revolutions at Bell labs/PARC/LMB to design new institutes A collection of rough notes & thoughts on the structures of scientific research, with emphasis on the common features of Bell labs/LMB/Xerox PARC James W. Phillips Oct 31, 2022 5 2 Share NB: endnote links inside doc are broken and pointing to a google doc atm, will try to fix… endnotes are at the bottom. NB2 [added Dec 2022]: Part 2 [click to jump to section] of these notes are the research notes underlying the Lovelace labs vi
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