Has Europe picked all its low-hanging regulatory fruit?

Europe should develop a small, flexible, experimental programme to identify, recruit, and exploit the potential of its top scientists.

or: You pay peanuts, you get monkeys.

Bubbles can speed up the rate of technological progress and breakthroughs. We might be in the nascent stages of some technological bubbles in the EU. Whether they succeed could depend on the signals EU policymakers send to would-be innovators and investors.

A few preliminary thoughts on Trump’s victory yesterday, how it will impact the EU’s Strategic Autonomy agenda, and what it the latter about the EU as a Complex System.

Part three of three on why (and how) the Brussels Bubble must re-discover its sense of optimism

Part two of three on why (and how) the Brussels Bubble must re-discover its sense of optimism

Part one of three on why (and how) the Brussels Bubble must re-discover its sense of optimism

On the benefits of rolling strategies out quickly, then iterating

Helping innovators find a way out of the polycrisis