A practitioner newsletter on applied innovation, covering how organisations can structure innovation through portfolios, culture and freedom, plus pieces on the value of troubleshooting skills over reliance on AI and on embracing failure as a path to growth. Readers get concrete frameworks and examples drawn from engineering and business practice.
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Long-form essays on the history of innovation and the causes of the British Industrial Revolution, drawing on archival research. Recent issues cover the salt trade, Scotland's outsized role in invention, and Tudor labour laws and trade.
Macroscience publishes policy analysis and debate on how to improve the way science is funded, organized and governed, including metascience units, national labs and the economics of AI and innovation. Readers get expert-written essays, lecture introductions and structured debates on science policy.
Not Boring offers long-form essays on tech strategy and company deep dives, plus a weekly roundup of optimistic news in science and technology. Issues combine the author's analysis, co-written pieces with founders, and curated links with a personal voice.
Essays from a business design studio that examine how emerging technologies such as AI, sensing and robotics could reorganize industries like rehabilitation, wind energy and greenhouse farming. Each issue reframes a sector's constraint and asks what new business models or supply chains might follow.
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