Dan Traficonte
@dtraficonte.bsky.social
law prof at Syracuse; political economy, innovation, industrial policy, US-China tech rivalry
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In his Article, @dtraficonte.bsky.social offers the first comprehensive analysis of government research, examining its institutional design, comparative advantages, and normative justifications, and situating it as an indispensable paradigm within the national innovation system.
October 31, 2025 at 9:20 PM
In his Article, @dtraficonte.bsky.social offers the first comprehensive analysis of government research, examining its institutional design, comparative advantages, and normative justifications, and situating it as an indispensable paradigm within the national innovation system.
Wow thanks so much, Brett! Much appreciated.
October 31, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Wow thanks so much, Brett! Much appreciated.
It draws directly from work by @patentscholar.bsky.social, @nicholson.bsky.social, @danielhemel.bsky.social, @akapczynski.bsky.social, @brettfrischmann.bsky.social and many others
October 31, 2025 at 2:44 PM
It draws directly from work by @patentscholar.bsky.social, @nicholson.bsky.social, @danielhemel.bsky.social, @akapczynski.bsky.social, @brettfrischmann.bsky.social and many others
Reposted by Dan Traficonte
See this chart for one stark example: NIH funding has dramatically slowed down.
Grant awards are down *$3 billion* so far, compared to same time period last year
I asked the White House to explain.
“This is not a researcher entitlement program,” said an official, defending their new approach.
Grant awards are down *$3 billion* so far, compared to same time period last year
I asked the White House to explain.
“This is not a researcher entitlement program,” said an official, defending their new approach.
March 28, 2025 at 1:13 PM
See this chart for one stark example: NIH funding has dramatically slowed down.
Grant awards are down *$3 billion* so far, compared to same time period last year
I asked the White House to explain.
“This is not a researcher entitlement program,” said an official, defending their new approach.
Grant awards are down *$3 billion* so far, compared to same time period last year
I asked the White House to explain.
“This is not a researcher entitlement program,” said an official, defending their new approach.