166: Is science becoming less disruptive over time?

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Introduction

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Papers and Patents Are Become Less Disruptive Over Time

01:44 • 2min

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What Are Your Initial Thoughts When You Saw This?

03:48 • 4min

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Is There a 1995 Plus Hypothesis?

07:38 • 3min

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Is There a Relationship Between Small Team Science and Review Paper Production?

10:55 • 4min

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Is This the End of the Science Debate?

14:28 • 5min

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The Disruption of Neuroendocrinology in the Biomedical Sciences

19:00 • 3min

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Heart to Return of the Heart

21:54 • 4min

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The Diversity Innovation Paradox in Science

26:16 • 4min

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Is the NIH Funding Risky Research?

30:20 • 2min

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Do Peer Review Reports Reflect Disruption?

32:33 • 6min

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Is It Figure Two of the Paper?

38:07 • 4min

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A Team of Three, Three Fucking People

41:39 • 2min

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I'm Just, It Must Be You to This and the Robot?

44:05 • 2min

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We Fund Disruptive Research Is Not Enough

45:58 • 3min

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You, You've Become Less Funny as You Aged Horribly

49:05 • 3min