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Was Vannevar Bush So Wrong?

Posted on October 18, 2016 by Gerald Barnett

Over at Science of Science Policy there’s more discussion of Vannevar Bush, this time attributing to Bush the “linear model” of innovation that asserts that basic research leads to discoveries that applied research then prepares for development into commercial products, … Continue reading →

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