The first in a series on how different economies build the institutions between research and commercial scale.
This one starts with India, with other regions to follow. The question throughout: not whether a country can invent, but whether it can carry technology from working prototype to commercial scale.
Publications
Two-Thirds of India’s Incubation Centres Sit Inside Universities. Less Than a Tenth of Its Research Does.
Half of Today's Industrial Policies Will Still Be Running in 2041. India Doesn't Have to Inherit That Future.
Taiwan Didn’t Build TSMC First. It Built the Institution That Made TSMC Possible.
India’s Biggest Technology Advantage Is Still Under Construction
India Exported $58.6 Billion in High-Tech Goods. What Exactly Did It Learn?
China Aligned Its Universities to Industrial Innovation Strategy. Should India Do the Same?
Previous Articles
Why India’s RDI Fund Should Not Behave Like Venture Capital
BRSR, CBAM & CCTS: Three Regs. One System. Is India Ready?
The Missing Institution Inside India's Innovation Push
Why Deep-Tech Winners Are Built Between the Lab & Market
India's ₹1 Lakh Crore Innovation Bet: The Architecture Is Built
Europe's Clean Tech Bet Is Being Placed Right Now.