bell labs
freaktakes.com · 7,387 words · saved by 14 readers
Alternative Title: Why all applied research organizations should hire a Bell-style systems engineer
Engineering Innovation How did places like Bell Labs know how to ask the right questions? Alternative Title: Why all applied research organizations should hire a Bell-style systems engineer Eric Gilliam Apr 20, 2023 323 11 49 Share Many new science orgs are looking to pursue research that has the positive aspects of both “applied” research and “basic” research. To me, this is a very reasonable approach. After all, the “applied vs. basic research” distinction has always been a rather arbitrary one . Some research projects feel like they are squarely in one bucket or the other, but it’s not alwa
saved by
- Wendi Yan
- Benjamin Laufer
- Chloe Chia
- abinaya dinesh
- Jonny Hsu
- Victoria Ren
- Raffi Hotter
- Aaron Pham
- Jirat C
- Quinn Ha
- Ali Ahmad
- Deniz Zeren Yilmaz
related reading
- How did places like Bell Labs know how to ask the right questions?goodscience.substack.com
- How did places like Bell Labs know how to ask the right questions?freaktakes.substack.com
- Bonus: More details on how Bell Labs operatedfreaktakes.com
- You and Your Researchcs.virginia.edu
- What Would It Take to Recreate Bell Labs?construction-physics.com
- The Influence of Bell Labs - by Brian Potterconstruction-physics.com
- Is America’s applied and basic research really “applied” or “basic”?freaktakes.substack.com
- One way to do applied researchdubroy.com
- You and Your Researchfs.blog
- Labs · Patrick Collisonpatrickcollison.com
- Why Bell Labs Was So Important To Innovation In The 20th Centuryforbes.com
- A Taxonomy of R&D Orgsanalogue.press