Measuring Scientific Innovation
Jay discusses a novel methodology for assessing the innovativeness of scientific literature, revealing how the age of ideas in NIH-funded papers has shifted over decades. While papers from the 1980s featured ideas just a few years old, those from the 2000s often relied on concepts that were seven to eight years old. This trend raises important questions about the evolution of research and funding dynamics in biomedicine.In this clip
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