Professor of Economic Geography, LSE
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And no that isn’t a euphemism
It is my second best claim to fame after the fact that when I was young Radiohead used to walk my dog
You could probably feel the screech marks of a u-turn on Taiwan as well, as the data just didn't fit my priors
I was also focused on incremental innovation (influenced by Dan B.) and should have been clearer on that
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Very positive reviews. And with arguably the clearest introduction to innovation most of us have read in ages, it’s going on some syllabi.
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(source: Chandler)
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Great new work by @xiaoweixu.bsky.social based on English admin data. @theifs.bsky.social @sriucl.bsky.social @cepeo-ucl.bsky.social
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We show that where #innovation happens within cities matters a great deal. Neighborhood #tech #clusters shape citywide innovation paths!
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doi.org/10.1111/tran...
Star scientists heavily clustered in a few cities
Please read and cite our paper and reinforce this concentration 👍
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doi.org/10.1111/tran...
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Good news - the NWF should be taking the early risk.
But this is where their success in project identification and pipeline development will really be tested
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