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Invisible geniuses: could the knowledge frontier advance faster?
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Biased beliefs and entry into scientific careers
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What drives innovation?
lessons from COVID-19 R&D -
Why U.S. immigration matters for the global advancement of science
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An advisor like me? Advisor gender and post-graduate careers in science
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Invisible geniuses
could the knowledge frontier advance faster? -
Why U.S. immigration matters for the global advancement of science
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What drives innovation?
lessons from COVID-19 R&D -
Biased beliefs and entry into scientific careers
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Top Talent, Elite Colleges, and Migration
Evidence from the Indian Institutes of Technology -
What drives innovation?
lessons from COVID-19 R&D -
How do travel costs shape collaboration?
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Will the U.S. keep the best and the brightest (as post-docs)?
career and location preferences of foreign STEM PhDs -
Invisible geniuses
could the knowledge frontier advance faster? -
Invisible geniuses
could the knowledge frontier advance faster? -
Did cheaper flights change the geography of scientific collaboration?
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Engineering serendipity
the role of cognitive similarity in knowledge sharing and knowledge production -
Why U.S. immigration barriers matter for the global advancement of science
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Is the U.S. outperforming Europe in university technology licensing?
a new perspective on the European paradox -
Why has science become an old man's game?
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Immigration and innovation
Chinese graduate students in U.S. universities -
Patents and the success of venture-capital backed startups
using examiner assignment to estimate causal effects -
Did cheaper flights change the direction of science?
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An advisor like me?: advisor gender and post-graduate careers in science
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An advisor like me?
advisor gender and post-graduate careers in science