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The Atlas of Ideas: Mapping the new geography of science 17–18 January 2007 London

The Atlas of Ideas: Mapping the new geography of science 17–18 January 2007 London. Looking East…. What’s at stake?. There is no Asian innovation model. The hall of mirrors. Eight forces driving Asian innovation. Market momentum. State support. Multinationals. People and skills.

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The Atlas of Ideas: Mapping the new geography of science 17–18 January 2007 London

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  1. The Atlas of Ideas:Mapping the new geography of science17–18 January 2007London

  2. Looking East…

  3. What’s at stake?

  4. There is no Asian innovation model

  5. The hall of mirrors

  6. Eight forces driving Asian innovation

  7. Market momentum

  8. State support

  9. Multinationals

  10. People and skills

  11. The talent gulf stream

  12. Homegrown heroes

  13. Culture and ethics

  14. New science in new ways

  15. Next people, next places

  16. Asia’s innovation faultlines• nationalists vs. cosmopolitans • incumbents vs. new entrants• elites vs. masses• state vs. social networks

  17. Where Britain stands

  18. Collaboration is increasing

  19. 1. Unleash mass collaboration

  20. 2. Be a magnet for talent

  21. 3. Build knowledge banks

  22. 4. Lead global science towards global goals

  23. Get our story straight

  24. Where next?

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