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RISC - research program / Rare Incidents, Strong Consequences

Individual Creativity and Radical Breakthroughts

author: Rogers Hollingsworth, University of Wisconsin - Madison

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0:00 HIGH COGNITIVE COMPLEXITY AND RADICAL BREAKTHROUGHS
0:47 3 Questions
3:11 Factors at Multiple Levels Influencing Individual Creativity in Basic Biomedical Science
3:44 Definition of a Major Discovery
4:49 Indicators of Major Discoveries
6:23 Traits Facilitating Creativity of Individuals
6:40 TABLE ONE Scientists Who Made Major Discoveries in Basic Biomedical and Related Sciences 1901–2007
11:11 TABLE TWO Highly Creative Twentieth Century Scientists Who Were Also Quite Active... part1
11:16 TABLE TWO Highly Creative Twentieth Century Scientists Who Were Also Quite Active... part2
11:23 Jacques Monod
11:26 Albert Einstein
13:09 Niels Bohr
13:46 James Watson ~ Frances Crick
17:51 Creativity in Science and Art
28:35 Institutional Factors Facilitating or Hampering Scientific Creativity
28:42 Weak Institutional Environments
29:53 Strong Institutional Environments
30:05 The Impact of the Structure and Culture of Research Organizations on Individual Creativity
30:46 What qualities of an organization facilitate making major discoveries?
31:32 What qualities of an organization hamper the making of major discoveries?
31:35 The Impact of Communication and Cognitive Distance on Making Major Discoveries in Biomedical Science
33:14 Changes in the Spatial Distribution of Scientific Creativity
33:28 The Rise and Decline of Hegemonic Systems of Science
38:44 People
49:50 - Questions
68:07 - Questions
69:17 - Questions
69:35 - Questions
70:18 - Questions
81:00 - Questions
81:38 - Questions
99:01 David Gear and Ellen Jane Hollingsworth made enormous contributions for this presentation

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