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Cultural Critique, 1993
studies and the ways in which it settles and unsettles the epistemes of what we have come to understand as "Western thought." Although the "invention tradition" only came to be recognized as such in the 1980s, it has its roots in the many articulations of antifoundational thought that may be productively traced back to a Nietzschean epistemology ...
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studies and the ways in which it settles and unsettles the epistemes of what we have come to understand as "Western thought." Although the "invention tradition" only came to be recognized as such in the 1980s, it has its roots in the many articulations of antifoundational thought that may be productively traced back to a Nietzschean epistemology ...
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Review of Economics and Statistics, 2016
Abstract Modern growth theory puts invention on the center stage. Inventions are created by individuals, raising the question of whether we can increase the number of inventors. To answer this question, we study the causal effect of MSc engineering education on invention, using data on U.S.
Väänänen, Lotta, Toivanen, Otto
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Abstract Modern growth theory puts invention on the center stage. Inventions are created by individuals, raising the question of whether we can increase the number of inventors. To answer this question, we study the causal effect of MSc engineering education on invention, using data on U.S.
Väänänen, Lotta, Toivanen, Otto
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Science, 2021
Women are more likely than men to invent for women, but obstacles limit their participation in the innovation ...
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Women are more likely than men to invent for women, but obstacles limit their participation in the innovation ...
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2000
Abstract The image of Friedrich Nietzsche as a radical critic of the western philosophical tradition pervades the literature dedicated to his thought. He is often depicted as a sui generis thinker, whose thoughts evolve out of his peculiar genius.
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Abstract The image of Friedrich Nietzsche as a radical critic of the western philosophical tradition pervades the literature dedicated to his thought. He is often depicted as a sui generis thinker, whose thoughts evolve out of his peculiar genius.
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2019
Alfonso de Toledo (15th century) was, indeed, a curious guy. But he was doing something with his curiosity. He was researching and translating. He was focusing on particular themes and institutions, and giving a legal and juridical reading of them –he, as he confesses, has very little theology to forget, so even theological inventions are, for him ...
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Alfonso de Toledo (15th century) was, indeed, a curious guy. But he was doing something with his curiosity. He was researching and translating. He was focusing on particular themes and institutions, and giving a legal and juridical reading of them –he, as he confesses, has very little theology to forget, so even theological inventions are, for him ...
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Journal of Applied Physiology, 2021
The word “hypoxia” has recently come to the attention of the general public on two occasions, the Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology in 2019 and the recent COVID-19 pandemic. In the academic environment, hypoxia is a current topic of research in biology, physiology, and medicine: in October 2020, there were more than 150,000 occurrences of “hypoxia”
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The word “hypoxia” has recently come to the attention of the general public on two occasions, the Nobel Prize in Medicine or Physiology in 2019 and the recent COVID-19 pandemic. In the academic environment, hypoxia is a current topic of research in biology, physiology, and medicine: in October 2020, there were more than 150,000 occurrences of “hypoxia”
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IEEE Spectrum, 2008
Engineers are "hired to invent," which affects how they are compensated when their ideas are patented by the companies for which they work.
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Engineers are "hired to invent," which affects how they are compensated when their ideas are patented by the companies for which they work.
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2022
In this chapter, I describe a scientific rivalry at Columbia University's physics department in the days of the 1950s before and when the laser invented, and the race to build a laser eventually won by a scientist in California in 1960. It tracks the arc from Charles Townes' success in amplifying microwaves with a device he called the maser, to ...
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In this chapter, I describe a scientific rivalry at Columbia University's physics department in the days of the 1950s before and when the laser invented, and the race to build a laser eventually won by a scientist in California in 1960. It tracks the arc from Charles Townes' success in amplifying microwaves with a device he called the maser, to ...
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The Invention of the Transistor
Reviews of Modern Physics, 1999Arguably the most important invention of the past century, the transistor is often cited as the exemplar of how scientific research can lead to useful commercial products. Emerging in 1947 from a Bell Telephone Laboratories program of basic research on the physics of solids, it began to replace vacuum tubes in the 1950s and eventually spawned the ...
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