The Indian Innovation Puzzle
Perkins Room - R-429 Rubenstein 4th floor- Academic Research Seminars
- Hybrid
In this Academic Research Seminar, Josh Lerner will present his paper, co-authored by Namrata Kala and Junxi Liu “The Indian Innovation Puzzle."
Harvard Kennedy School
In this Academic Research Seminar, Josh Lerner will present his paper, co-authored by Namrata Kala and Junxi Liu “The Indian Innovation Puzzle."
In this Academic Research Seminar, Casey Weston will present his paper "The Talent Will Not Be Centralized: Why Europe’s AI Talent Strategy Needs a Local Layer." Speaker: Casey Weston, Senior […]
Holly Krambeck, Program Manager for the World Bank Data Lab and founder of the Development Data Partnership, will present the Global AI Adoption Index, a new joint initiative bringing together the World Bank, IMF, OECD and leading AI companies including Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and OpenRouter.
In this Academic Research Seminar, Salvatore Viola will present his paper "From Disaster to Discovery: The Regional Scientific Response to Katrina Hurricane Season." The paper is co-authored by Ernest Miguelez and […]
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In this online event, authors Ricardo Hausmann and Eric Protzer will argue that instead of retreating from globalization, Canada should take its place as a real competitor on the world stage, not only by bringing its natural resources to global markets, but also by building up industries like aerospace and the life sciences to overcome the “tyranny of distance.”