Signal Lake has prepared a variety of articles reflecting upon innovation, entrepreneurship and venture capital:

• Startup Financial Engineering Tutorial Connecticut Technology Council, 16 July 2008

• The What, Why and How of Entrepreneurship David Messerschmitt and Bart Stuck, IEEE Signal Processing Magazine, July 2008

• Follow the Money: Venture Capital Does Not Foster Innovation, New Jersey Entrepreneurial Network (NJEN), Princeton Info Op Ed, 5 March 2008

• How Venture Capital Thwarts Innovation and IPO Rankings, April 2005

• Death of Innovation (Revisited and Abridged), 9 April 2004

• Venture Capital Funding of Innovation, 3 April 2004

• Death of Innovation Revisited, March 2004.

• Innovation and Profitability, March 2004.

• Innovation and Life Cycle, March 2004.

• Innovation and Investment, February 2004.

• VCs and Innovation, February 2004.

• Fostering VC-Funded Innovation, March 2004.

• Death of Innovation, Business Communications Review, pp.56-63, 1997.

• Decades of Discoveries Bell Laboratories

• Angel Investing: Best Practices for MIT Enterprise Forum Chapters, May 2004.

• Technology Investing in the New Age, May 2004.

• MIT Technology Review Entrepreneurship Ecosystem.

• 10 Year Private Equity Investment by Stage of Development. 1995-2004

• Risk Adjusted Returns in Telecomms: People, Products, Markets. Aspatore, 2005

• Bell Labs Gone: Academia Fuels Innovation, 16 December 2007

• Classroom Path to Entrepreneurship, 1 May 2008

• SignOn Radio Podcast: Interview, 16 July 2008

Once you clear the startup innovation stage, how do you grow to US$1B in sales:

• Blueprint to a Billion and Blueprint Overview
• Blueprint to a Billion Brochure

Finance Is Undergoing significant innovation, here are additional financial innovation links

• Tech-Based Economic Development Resource Center

• Ewing Marion Kaufman Foundation

• Angel Capital Association

• Entrepreneurs' Organization

• The Venture Alliance

• National Association of Seed and Venture Funds

• MIT Enterprise Forum

• Technology Strategy, MIT Sloan School of Management Course 15.905, Spring 2007

• Global Entrepreneurship, MIT Sloan School of Management Course 15.389, Fall 2007

• Starting Up

• Cambridge Network

• IP Group plc

• Market Tiger

• Innovation Relay Center, IRC Network

• New York Capital Region Center for Economic Growth

• North Carolina Council for Entrepreneurial Development

• Midwest Association of Seed and Venture Funds

• Next Generation Partners LLC

• MIT Stanford Venture Laboratory

• Von Liebig Center for Entrepreneurism and Technology Advancement University of California at San Diego

• Wise Mentor Capital

• The Venture Capital Catch 22

• Venture Economics

• Global Business Network

• Venture Capital Access Online

• VC Experts

• Starting an Angel Investor Group

• InKnowVation and SBIR-STTR Funded Technologies

• Value Based Management

• Tech Farm

• Venture Farm

• Venture Capital Task Force

• Connecticut Angel Investor Forum

• Angelsoft

• Idea Crossing

• Outlook Ventures

• Israel Venture Capital

• Dean of MIT Sloan School Innovative Leader Series

• Stanford Technology Ventures Program

• Emerging Technology Leaders, Stanford University

• Churchill Club

• Interdisciplinary Research in Interactive Media Stanford University

• WSJ.com Startup Journal

• Fortune Magazine/CNN Money Small Business

• Enterpreneurs Web Site Forbes Magazine

• Innovation Web Site Business Week Magazine

• Inc Magazine

• Center for Venture Research, University of New Hampshire

Additional Technical Innovation Links

• MIT Technology Review

• Innovation at the Interface

• Santa Fe Institute

• PBS/WNET Innovation

• ISIS Innovation Group at Oxford University

• Innovation Watch(TM)

• Innovation Collaboration Expertise i10

• Research on Innovation

• World Intellectual Property Organization

• Maastricht Economic Research Institute on Innovation and Technology

• Innovation Timeline

• IBM Global Innovation Outlook

• XL TechGroup

• Intellectual Ventures: Investing in Invention

• Clay Mathematics Institute

• Lemelson Foundation

• ATP Innovations

• Scaled Composites LLC

• Accelerating Studies Foundation

• Allen Telescope Array

• Robert X Cringely PBS NerdTV

• Wither or Whether Technology

• Alan Turing Website

• Genome Programs of the US Department of Energy

• The S System

• Hans Moravec

• Nikola Tesla

• Gabriel Kron

• Segal's Conformal Physics and GraviPhotons

• Oceans of Free Energy

• Power from the Quantum Vacuum

• American Antigravity and The New Nazi Bell

• Binary Research Institute

• Starburst Foundation

• Dark Star

• Pole Shift: Nonprofit Geophysics Research

• Planet X Video

• Primordial Energy

• Disclosure Project 9 May 2001

• Microsoft Research

• IBM Research

• Bell Laboratories

• Space Exploration Technologies

• Singularity

• KurzweilAI.net

• Stem Cell Science Technology Review

• Chaos Metalink

• Complexity and Artificial Life Research Concept

• Santa Fe Institute

• The Internet Protocol Journal

• IBM Global Innovation

• Engines of Our Ingenuity

• Hubble Space Telescope Photo Gallery

• Macarthur Foundation Fellows

• Kavli Foundation

• Fields Medal Winners

• Nobel Prize Winners

• The On-Line Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences

• Seeing What's Next: Using The Theories of Innovation to Predict Industry Change

• Collaborative Entrepreneurship and Innovation

• STL: Innovation Through Collaboration Telco 2.0 (TM)

• Quantum Decoherence

• Dark Matter and Dark Energy

• 2012 Enigma, David Wilcock

• Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research

• Broad Institute: Research Collaboration of MIT, Harvard and Affiliated Hospitals and the Whitehead Institute to marry genomics and medicine

• Affymetrix

• Millennium Pharmaceuticals

• Robert Trivers

• John Cramer's The Alternate View Columns

• Patents Filed and Granted, US Patent Office Applications Pending and Patents Granted, European Union Patents

• Celebrating 50 Years of the IBM Journals, IBM Journal of Research and Development (1957) and IBM Systems Journal (1962)

• System Software Awards, Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

• Thomas Kailath: IEEE Medal of Honor, Digital Communications and Semiconductor Processing

• Rube Goldberg Would Be Proud!, Innovation Humor

• Mandelbrot Set, University of Utah

• The Matter Myth, Paul Davies & John Gribbin, 1992

• Zero Point Field

• Space Elevator

• Extrasolar Planets

• Extrasolar Planets Encyclopedia

• 60th Anniversary of MIT Research Laboratory for Electronics, Beyond the Limits, 1 June 2007

• Minnesota Internet Traffic Studies (MINT)

• Joseph A Schumpeter

• Beyond: The Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science, Arizona State University

• Enterprise Mission

Additional Articles of Interest

• ATT Technology Timeline 1876-1990

• Foundations of Numerical Weather Prediction, Vilhelm Bjerknes, 1904, and Lewis Fry Richardson, 1922

• Genetic Variability, Twin Hybrids and Constant Hybrids, Hermann Muller, 14 January 1918

• My Inventions: My Autobiography Nicola Tesla, 1919

• The Forgotten Web: The Book on the Book Paul Otlet, 1934

• The World Brain H.G.Wells, 1938

• As We May Think Vannevar Bush, July 1945

• Arthur Burks: Eniac, 1946

• A Mathematical Theory of Communication October 1948

• Molecular Structure of Nucleic Acids 25 April 1953

• A New Interpretation of Information Rate July 1956

• John von Neumann: Evolutionary Growth and Complexity 1956

• Relative State Formulation of Quantum Mechanics Hugh Everett III, July 1957

• There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom, Richard P Feynman, 29 December 1959

• Distributed Communications, Paul Baran, 1960-1964

• 1962 Nobel Prize in Medicine for Structure of Deoxyribonucleic Acid DNA Francis Crick, James Watson, Maurice Wilkins, 1962

• How the Double Heterojunction Laser Idea Got Started March 1963

• Low Density Parity Check Codes 1963

• Technical Tools of Statistics, John W Tukey, November 1964

• Charge Coupled Devices Invented at Bell Labs 1969

• Gabriel Kron: Obituary September 1968

• The Golden Years of Information Theory: 1955-1975, R.Gallager, 2005

• History of Computing Research at Bell Laboratoriess (1937-1975) 1977

• Limits of Computation 1977

• Time, Structure and Fluctuations Ilya Prigogine, 1977 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Lecture

• The Combinatorial Mathematics of Scheduling 1978

• The UNIX Time Sharing System Bell System Technical Journal, July-August 1978

• Combinatorial Scheduling Theory 1978

• A Method for Obtaining Digital Sigantures and Public Key Cryptosystems February 1978

• Early Two Dimensional Image Reconstruction Allan Cormack, Nobel Lecture, 8 December 1979

• Computed Medical Imaging Godfrey Hounsfield, Nobel Lecture, 8 December 1979

• The Fractal Geometry of Nature 1982

• The Gnu Manifesto 1985

• You and Your Research, Richard Hamming, 7 March 1986

• Profiting from Technological Innovation, David Teece, 1986

• Sources of Innovation Eric von Hippel, 1988

• Quantum Field Theory and the Jones Polynomial, Edward Witten, 1989

• Fractals, Chaos and Power Laws 1990

• Harold Edgerton In Memoriam 1990

• Nanosystems: Molecular Machinery, Manufacturing, and Computation K.Eric Drexler, 1992

• Coordination Languages and Their Significance February 1992

• Margin Measurements in Optical Amplifier Systems N Bergano et al, March 1993

• Singularity Essay by Vernor Vinge 1993

• Plan 9 Distributed Operating System from Bell Labs 1995

• A Little History of the World Wide Web, 1945-1995 1995

• The Birth of Google 1995 and Untangling Web Searches July 1998

• How Nature Works: The Science of Self-Organized Criticality, Per Bak, 1996

• Bose Packs Concert Acoustics Into Home Speaker Systems, December 31, 1996

• PayWord and MicroMint: Two Simple Micropayment Schemes, January 1, 1996

• Semiconductor Saturable Absorber Mirrors (SESAMs), September 1996

• In Honor of Seymour Cray, November 1996

• Nobel Prize in Chemistry for Fullerene Carbon Robert Curl, Harold Kroto, Richard Smalley, 1996

• Limit to the Bit-Rate Capacity of Electrical Interconnects from the Aspect Ratio of the System Architecture D.A.B.Miller, H.M.Ozaktas, January 1997

• Figments Of Reality 1997

• Inferno Operating System, 1997

• MIT: Impact of Innovation March 1997

• Lifestreams Software Architecture May 1997

• The Birth of Google: Wired Magazine, 1997-2007

• Authoritative Sources in a Hyperlinked Environment, 1998

• Zero Point Field Survey, 1998

• Microsoft Mathematics Research, April 1998

• Torah Codes, 1994, and Torah Codes, 1998

• The World According to Wavelets, 1998

• Computing with Data: Concepts and Challenges, John Chambers, 1998

• Firms as Knowledge Brokers: Lessons in Pursuing Continuous Innovation, Spring 1998

• The Significance of Shannon's Work, June 1998

• 50th Anniversary of Information Theory, June 1998

• Untangling Web Searches: Google, July 1998

• Authoritative Searches in a Hyperlinked Environment: Google, July 1998

• High Dynamic Range Holographic Digital Storage Media, April 1, 1999

• Morse Theory and Supersymmetry, May 5, 1999

• Internet Chronology by Lawrence G. Roberts, Octber 24, 1999

• The Road to Riches, December 23, 1999

• Doubly-special Relativity, December 1999

• Are We at the Dawn of Quantum-Gravity Phenomenology?, December 1999

• Millipede: More than One Thousand Tips for Future Atomic Force Microscopy Data Storage, May 2000

• Where Are Power Supplies Headed?, 2000

• Holographic Data Storage, May 2000

• Rationale and Challenges for Optical Interconnects to Electronic Chips, D.A.Miller, June 2000

• Higher Dimensional Data Analysis: The Curses and Blessings of Dimensionality: Slides and Text, 8 August 2000

• John Wilder Tukey (1915-2000) 26 July 2000

• Mathematical Challenges from Genomics and Molecular Biology 8 August 2000

• Mathematical Challenges in Spatial Ecology 8 August 2000

• Some Mathematical Challenges in Materials Science 8 August 2000

• Twenty Research Ideas for the Next Twenty Years October 2000

• Double Heterostructure Lasers: Early Days, Zhores Alferov, November 2000

• The Invention of the Integrated Circuit, Integrated Circuit 2000 Nobel Prize in Physics

• The Self Made Tapestry: Pattern Formation in Nature, 2001

• The Art of Innovation January 2001

• Initial Sequencing and Analysis of the Human Genome 15 February 2001

• The Sequence of the Human Genome 16 February 2001

• Warp Drive Underwater May 2001

• The Most Important Software Innovations, 2001, updated 2004

• The Law of Accelerating Returns, Ray Kurzweil, 2001

• Multiuser Multicarrier Wireless Wireline Communications, Y. Bar-Ness, John Cioffi, 9 September 2001

• Wireline Multiuser Communications, John Cioffi, 9 September 2001

• Innovation in the Telecommunications Industry: Separating Hype from Reality, October 2001

• Software Defined Radio Primer, April 2002

• Casimir Forces for Media with Arbitrary Dielectric Properties, 16 June 2002

• Observation of Scalar Longitudinal Electrodynamic Wave, 15 August 2002

• OIDA Solid State Lighting LED Roadmap October 2002

• Autonomic Computing, October 2002

• The Policy Maker's Dilemma: The Impact of Government Intervention on Innovation in the Telecommunications Industry, October 2002

• Alan Guth: Cosmology, November 2002

• Worms, Death and Life (2002 Biology Nobel Prize Address), December 2002

• Bose-Einstein Condensate: A Double Pot of GOld, David Pritchard, 2002

• Dayton Miller: A Fresh Look at Ether Drift Experiments, John DeMeo, 2002

• Self Knowledge, 7 February 2003

• Open Innovation: The New Imperative for Creating and Profiting from Technology, March 2003

• Evolution of Optical Subassembly Transceivers March 2003

• Atoms To Society, April 2003

• The Unsolvable Privacy Problem, 30 April 2003

• Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital 2003

• The Evolution of Storage Systems, May 2003

• Founder-CEO Succession and the Paradox of Entrepreneurial Success March-April, 2003

• The Growth Machine, May 16, 2003

• At Bell Labs, Hard Times Take Toll on Pure Research, May 23, 2003

• How More Is Different: A Quantum Information Perspective May 23, 2003

• David A Patterson Presentation for Sequoia Venture Capital, June 2003

• Fixing Venture Capital, June 3, 2003

• Venture Capital's Dilemma September 19, 2003

• Fractals and Chaos 2004

• IBM Global Innovation Outlook 2004

• Is Biotech Losing Its Nerve?, February 29, 2004

• Intel Capital's New Twist March 8, 2004

• Revolution in Database Architecture Jim Gray, March 2004

• Image Oversampling for Page Oriented Optical Data Storage, April 10, 2004

• The Lost History of the Transistor, May 2004

• Howard Anderson on Why Big Companies Can't Invent, May 2004

• MIT Technology Review Global Invention Map, May 2004

• Harnessing Innovation, May, 2004

• Seeing What's Next: Using Theories of Innovation to Predict Industry Change, May 1, 2004

• US Is Losing Its Dominance in the Sciences, May 3, 2004

• How Much Does Information Technology Matter?, May 6, 2004

• Venture Capitalists Scramble to Keep Their Numbers Secret, May 11, 2004

• Biotech's Dismal Bottom Line: More Than $40Billion in Losses, May 20, 2004

• What's Google's Secret Weapon? An Army of Ph.D.'s, June 5, 2004

• Electronic Voting and Cryptography, June 6, 2004

• UNIX Founding Father, June 10, 2004

• Polytopic Multiplexing,, June 15, 2004

• Perspectives on the Memory Wall, June 2004

• Nanotechnology Patents Surge As Companies Vie to Stake Claim, June 18, 2004

• Letters To Editor re Howard Anderson On Why Big Companies Can't Invent, July 2004

• Coding Theory: Not The Usual Channels, July 1, 2004

• A New Biology for a New Century, Carl Woese, June 2004

• Digital Image Sensor, July 2004

• Economic Productivity in the Knowledge Society, July 2004

• Truck-Size Transistors July 26, 2004

• Tech Innovation International Transformation September 16, 2004

• What Personality Types Mesh in Business? September 20, 2004

• Optical Illusions: Lucent and the Crash of Telecom October 7, 2004

• The Semantic Web September 29, 2004

• Probing General Relativity on the Scales of Cosmology October 11, 2004

• The New Face of Venture Capital October 18, 2004

• What's Next for Google January 2005 and Rejoinder April 2005

• MetaMath! by Gregory Chaitin

• Democratizing Innovation Eric von Hippel, 2005

• IBM Global Innovation Outlook 2005

• Geometric Diffusions, Harmonic Analysis, and Data Structure 2005

• Where VCs Fear to Tread March 7, 2005

• ATT Inventions Fueled Tech Boom, and Its Own Fall February 2, 2005

• Carly's Way March 4, 2005

• Race to the Bottom March 2005

• Outsourcing Innovation March 21, 2005

• Do You Want To Live Forever? March 2005

• Fully Buffered Dual Inline Memory Modules March 2005

• The Hunt for Red Hot Technologies March 11, 2005

• Generalized Classical Electrodynamics: Scalar Field Effects, Koen van Vlaenderen, March 12, 2005

• Proof and Beauty March 31, 2005

• Ride The Light and Lighten Up April 11, 2005

• DARPA Redirects Research Funds April 2, 2005

• It's a Flat World, After All April 3, 2005

• Knit A Building, Weave a BIke April 12, 2005

• Valuing Technology: A Longer View April 2005

• Information Technology, Communications & New Media in Greater Washington DC April 2005

• Robert Dennard, Inventor of DRAM, Receives Lemelson-MIT Achievement Award, April 21, 2005

• An Endless Frontier Postponed May 2005

• Nick Holonyak: He Saw the Light May 2005

• The Collective: A Cache-Based System Management Architecture May 2005

• Irving Wladinsky-Berger Blog on Innovation May 2005 onward

• The People Own The Ideas June 2005

• The End Of the Mechanical Engineer? June 2005

• IBM Global Innovation Outlook 2005

• Geometric Diffusions for Analaysis of Data from Sensor Networks R Coifman, M Maggioni, S Zucker, I Kevrekidis, 2005

• Diffusion Geometries, Global and Multiscale R Coifman, S.Lafon, M Maggioni, J.C.Bremer Jr, A.D.Szlam, P.W.Jones, R.Schul, 2005

• Diffusion Wavelets on Graphs and Manifolds R Coifman, M Maggioni, J.C.Bremeer, A.D.Szlam, 2005

• Diffusion Geometries, Diffusion Wavelets and Harmonic Analysis of Large Data Sets R Coifman, S.Lafon, M Maggioni, 2005

• China's Tech Revolution June 2005

• Finance and Technical Change: A Long Term View June 2005

• The End of AT&T: Ma Bell May Be Gone, But Its Innovations are Everywhere July 2005

• Evolution of Electronic Packaging and Design Challenges July/August 2005

• Silicon Valley Risky Complacency August 2005

• A Hoist to the Heavens August 2005

• Revenge of the Nerds Again August 8, 2005

• Strong Transparent Nanotube Sheets August 18, 2005

• The Taming of the Screw September 19, 2005

• Introducing Optical Switching into the Internet ECOC, September 2005

• Transaction Processing Twenty Years Later Jim Gray, September 2005

• The Ten Faces of Innovation October 2005

• The Dawn of Digital Television October 2005

• The Art of Innovation October 18, 2005

• Ten Faces of Innovation October 18, 2005

• From Tukey to Vardi and Beyond, Larry Shepp, October 21, 2005

• The Internet Services Disruption October 28, 2005

• Greatest Engineering Achievements of the 20th Century National Academy of Engineering, 2005

• Large Area, Integrated, Distributed Electronics DARPA, 2005

• 2006 Projections by Silicon Valley Leadership Group November 2005

• How Europe Missed the Transistor November 2005

• Blade Center Overview November 2005

• Superconductive Crossbar Switch 1 November 2005

• Job Hopping in Silicon Valley by US Federal Reserve Staff 2005

• One Hundred Years of Light Quanta Roy J Glauber, 2005

• How We Got Here by Andy Kessler, 2005

• Innovation-to-Cash Survey Boston Consulting Group, 2005

• Google: A Model for Systems Architecture for the Future Paul Strassmann, 5 December 2005

• George Heilmeier: Liquid Crystal Displays 12 December 2005

• Wavelength Division Multiplexing in Long-Haul Trasoceanic Transmission Systems N Bergano, December 2005

• Dealing with Darwin December 2005

• Microphotonics Communication Technology Roadmap 2005 December 2005

• How Emerging Optical Technologies Will Impact the Internet December 2005

• Diffusion Wavelets for Multiscale Analysis on Manifolds and Graphs: Contstructions and Applications 19 December 2005

• Analogue Gravity, 2005

• Geometries of Sensor Outputs, Inference and Information Processing January 2006

• Spintronics-A Retrospective and Perspective January 2006

• Design Considerations for MRAM January 2006

• What Innovation Advantage? Roger Martin, 16 January 2006

• Vax Retrospective 24 January 2006

• Rising Above the Storm February 2006

• Revealing the Hidden Nature of Space and Time February 2006

• Perspectives on Financial Cryptography (Revisited) 27 February 2006-27 February 1997

• Can Entrepreneurship Be Taught? 1 March 2006

• Listening to Space with LIGO March 2006

• The Implications of WiMax for Competition and Regulation March 2006

• Ten Emerging Technologies Technology Review, March 2006

• A Decade of XML IBM Systems Journal, March 2006

• System Research: Scaling and Complexity IBM Journal of Research & Development, March 2006

• Speculations on the Future of Science Edge, 10 March 2006

• The Selfish Gene: Thirty Years Later Edge, 16 March 2006

• Computing and Science 2020 Nature, 22 March 2006

• Router Man Interview with William (Bill) Yeager, 27 March 2006

• Overview of Solar Photovoltaic Markets and Technology Cornell University, 28 March 2006

• The Darwinian Interlude Freeman Dyson, Technology Review, March 2006

• Diffusion Wavelets 12 April 2006

• Clean Slate Internet 18 April 2006

• Fountain of Health Technology Review, April/May 2006

• MIT Energy Research Council Report 3 May 2006

• Google: The Next Microsoft? Economist, 11 May 2006

• Rocket Renaissance Economist, 11 May 2006

• Scan This Book NYTimes, 14 May 2006

• Bose-Einstein Condensation:Identity Crisis for Indistinguishable Particles Wolfgang Ketterle, 2006

• eScience Jim Gray, 29 May 2006

• Starting a Technology Company May 2006

• The Future of Network Intelligence: IN 2.0, June 2006

• Open Source Encryption for VoIP 2 June 2006

• Web 2.0, Business Week, 5 June 2006

• Vint Cerf: Present at the Creation, Economist, 8 June 2006

• Internet Routers: Past, Present, Future June 2006

• Nathan Myhrvold's Intellectual Ventures, Business Week, 3 July 2006

• Technical Context and Cultural Consequences of XML, 30 June 2006

• Metcalfe's Law Is Wrong, IEEE Spectrum, July 2006, and A Refutation of Metcalfe's Law

• Waiting for Gravity, IEEE Spectrum, July 2006

• The Internet: The Ultimate Marketing Machine, 6 July 2006

• A Riot of Rockets, 10 July 2006

• Magnetoresistive Random Access Memory, 10 July 2006

• Aluminum Foam, 10 July 2006

• Towards a General Theory of Information Transfer, Rudolf Ahlswede, 13 July 2006

• Plasmonics: The Next Chip Scale Technology, July 2006

• Silicon CMOS Devices Beyond Scaling, July-September 2006

• Continus MOSFET Performance Increase with Device Scaling: The Role of Strain and Channel Material Innovations, July-September 2006

• Three Dimensional Integrated Circuits, July-September 2006

• Roland Dewitt Experiment, July 2006

• Emerging Nanoscale Silicon Devices Taking Advantage of Nanostructure Physics, July-September 2006

• The Cycle of Cosmic Catastrophes: Flood, Fire and Famine in the History of Civilization, 21 July 2006

• Inventive Towns in the USA, 22 July 2006

• Alain Connes and Noncommutative Geometry, 24 July 2006

• Genetic Code Beyond DNA, 25 July 2006

• PC 25th Birthday: Are Its Best Days Behind It?, 27 July 2006

• Plastic Optical Fibers Branch Out, August 2006

• Silicon Valley Boys, 14 August 2006

• Intel's Worst Nightmare: AMD, 21 August 2006--Intel Power and Intel Memory vs AMD

• Elusive Proof of Poincare Conjecture, 15 August 2006

• Steorn Free Energy Challenge, 17 August 2006

• Handsfree Cellular Telephones, 20 August 2006

• Bell Labs Turns to Commerce, 21 August 2006

• Optical Networking Technologies: What Worked and What Didn't, September 2006

• First Class to China, 1 September 2006

• The Principle of Mediocrity, 15 September 2006

• The New Barbarians, 18 September 2006

• Google: Chaos by Design, 20 September 2006

• Long Term Storage Trends, Jim Gray, 28 September 2006

• Loop Quantum Gravity, 28 September 2006, and Quantum Loop Gravity Web Site

• Minijets, 30 September 2006

• Options for Future Optical Access Networks, October 2006

• New Approaches to Software Meeting Organizational and Process Needs, October 2006

• Cosmology and Cosmic Background Radiation, 3 October 2006

• Molecular Basis of Eukaryotic Transcription, 4 October 2006

• Data Fusion and Multicue Data Matching in Diffusion Maps, November 2006

• An Assessment of the Role of Computing in Systems Biology, November 2006

• Amazon.com's Risky Bet, 13 November 2006

• Workday: Fifth Startup!, 13 November 2006

• Monolithic Incorporation of III-V in Silicon for Input/Output and Logic, 14 November 2006

• Stanford Ovshinsky: Energy Conversion Devices, 27 November 2006, and Edison of Our Age, 30 November 2006

• American Made, November 2006

• Renewing US Telecommunications Research, R.W.Lucky and Jon Eisenberg, 2006

• Flash Memory Is Good, Jim Gray, December 2006

• 2006 Scientific American Top 50 Innovations, December 2006

• How Bell Labs Missed the Microchip, December 2006

• Al Shugart: Disk Drive Industry Innovator, 15 December 2006

• Steve Jobs iPhone Introduction Talk, 9 January 2007

• Aerogels, 11 January 2007

• Dark Energy, 14 January 2007

• Flash Memory for Server Based Applications, Jim Gray, 18 January 2007

• Cisco Internal Innovations, 23 January 2007

• Emerging Trends in Photo Voltaics, Tonio Buonassisi, January 2007

• Geography and Innovation, 11 February 2007

• Voicephone and Web Convergence, 13 February 2007

• Nathan Ball, Winner, Lemelson Prize, 14 February 2007

• Out There, Dark Energy, 11 March 2007

• Gasoline Powered Boots, 17 March 2007

• Lie Group E8 Mapped, 19 March 2007, plus How E8 Was Mapped

• Silicon Siberia, 19 March 2007

• John Backus, ACM Turing Award 1977, Obituary 20 March 2007

• Meta Materials, 23 March 2007

• Wireless Telecommunications Trends, 26 March 2007

• US 700MHz Wireless Spectrum Auction, 26 March 2007

• An Introduction to Passive Optical Network(PON) Technologies, March 2007

• Service Delivery Platforms in Practice, March 2007

• Quantum Dot Solar Cell, 12 March 2007

• Promise Of Plasmonics, April 2007

• Cellphone Bar Codes, 1 April 2007

• Graphene: Thin Carbon Is In, 10 April 2007

• William Lucas Root Obituary, 22 April 2007

• Akamai: Building the Infinite Internet, 23 April 2007

• Holographic Video, 24 April 2007

• World of Wireless Connections, 26 April 2007

• Consumerizing PCs, May 2007

• Technical Firsts from IBM Microelectronics, 3 May 2007

• White Light Emitting Diodes Challenge Fluorescents, 10 May 2007

• A Direct-View MEMS Display for Mobile Applications, 20 May 2007

• New Car Batteries, 7 June 2007

• Wireless Electric Power Transmission, 7 June 2007, Wireless Powered Light Bulb, 8 June 2007

• RNA: Really New Advances, 16 June 2007

• Who Captures Value in Global Innovation? The Apple iPod as Case Study, June 2007

• The Amateur Future of Space Travel, 1 July 2007

• Talpiot, 6 July 2007

• Checkers Solved, 19 July 2007

• Light Emitting Diode (LED) Lighting, 15 August 2007

• Ralph Alpher: First Theoretical Analysis of Big Bang, 19 August 2007

• In Search of Memory, 19 August 2007, and Gary Lynch Web Site

• Longevity and Reservatrol, 20 August 2007, and Sirtris

• Fuel Cells for Laptops, 27 August 2007

• IBM Single Molecule Digital Spin Materials, 31 August 2007

• Introduction to the Cell Broadband Engine Architecture, September 2007

• Cell Broadband Engine Processor: Design and Implementation, September 2007

• Cell Broadband Engine Blades, September 2007

• Electronic Paper with Color Photonic Ink, 5 September 2007

• Racetrack Memory, 11 September 2007

• The End of an Architectual Era (It'sTime for a Complete Rewrite), 27-28 September 2007

• IBM Nanowire Memory, 4 October 2007

• Dynamo: Amazon's Highly Available Key Value Store, 11 October 2007

• Paul Gray Retires from MIT, How MIT Missed the Computer, 14 October 2007

• Brilliant Handheld Electronics Displays, 14 October 2007

• Great Cosmic Roller Coaster Ride, 14 October 2007

• Thirty Revolutionary Years, How Photonics Innovations Have Changed the World, 22 October 2007

• Electricity Grid for Electric Automobiles, 29 October 2007

• Why Was It Called the Manhattan Project?, 30 October 2007

• E-Paper Displays Video, 31 October 2007

• Programmable Metalization Cell Memory, 31 October 2007

• Keeping Score in Intellectual Property, 2 November 2007

• Ultracapacitors, 2 November 2007

• Quintessential Questions of Computer Science, Al Aho, 14 November 2007

• IBM Power6 Microarchitecture, November 2007

• An Exceptionally Simple Theory of Everything, November 2007, and also Wikipedia Overview

• Printing Cheap Chips, 26 November 2007

• Spam, 3 December 2007

• One Last Ride to Hubble Telescope, 5 December 2007

• The Silicon Dioxide Solution and Jean Hoerni, Michael Riordan, December 2007

• The Future of Mobile Value Added Services in India, 4 December 2007

• Google Rumbles with Microsoft, 16 December 2007

• Programmers Scramble to Exploit Many Core Processors, 17 December 2007

• When Superconductivity Became Clear, 8 January 2008

• Trends in Telecommunications Electronics, 8 January 2008

• Fiftieth Anniversary of the Launch of Explorer I USA Space Satellite, 20 January 2008

• Nanotechnology for Fun and Profit, Ray Baughman, 25 January 2008

• Mapping Large Scale Anisotropy in WMAP Data, 5 February 2008

• Large Scale Rewritable Holograms, 8 February 2008

• Wireless Communication Transformers, Apple and Google, 12 February 2008

• Mobile Carriers Transformed by Femtocells, 15 February 2008

• Smaller Version of Solar System, 15 February 2008

• Wireless Electric Power Transmission, 26 February 2008

• Perspectives on Optical Communication, Herwig Kogelnik, 27 February 2008

• Technology Push vs Business Pull, 23 March 2008

• Multicrystal Solar Cells, 27 March 2008

• Phase Change Memory, 2 April 2008

• Matter Antimatter Breakdown, 3 April 2008

• John Archibald Wheeler Obituary, 15 April 2008

• Dark Matter Experimentally Detected, 17 April 2008

• Edward Lorenz: Father of Chaos Theory, 17 April 2008

• How To Measure a Kilogram, 17 April 2008

• Riding D-Wave: Adiabatic Quantum Computing, 24 April 2008

• Memristor, 30 April 2008

• An Electrifying Battery Startup, May 2008

• Kodak Innovation in Digital Imaging, 2 May 2008

• Next Breakthroughs in Biology Systems, Leroy Hood, 2 May 2008

• QCell: German Global Leader Photovoltaic Solar Cells, 16 May 2008

• Willis Lamb Jr Obituary, 20 May 2008

• Quantum Computer Compilers, Al Aho, 9 June 2008

• Internet Transition to IPv6, 20 June 2008

• Microsoft After Bill Gates, 26 June 2008

• Interview with Arthur C Clarke, 30 June 2008

• The Self Organizing Quantum, Jan Ambjorn, Jerzy Kurkiewicz and Renate Loll, July 2008

• Innocentive, 22 July 2008

• Catalyst for Oxygen Generation from Water, 31 July 2008

• Compressed Light,6 August 2008

• Cosmic Expansion,18 August 2008

• Evolution of Storage Management:Transforming Raw Data Into Information, July/September 2008

• Archive Storage System Design, July/September 2008

• Storage Class Memory:The Next Storage System Technology, July/September 2008

• Probe Based Ultra-High Density Storage Technology, July/September 2008

• Scaling Tape Areal Recording Densities to 100Gb/sq-in, July/September 2008

• Flash Memory:Successes and Challenges, July/September 2008

Technical innovation is nourished by finance, and finance is undergoing major innovation:

• The Glenmutchking Railway, October 1845

• Carlota Perez Web Site, Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital: The Dynamics of Bubbles and Golden Ages

• Asset Allocation, John Nuttal

• Valuation of Option Pricing, Fischer Black & Myron Scholes, JAFA, 1972

• Europe's New Entrepreneurs 27 April 1987

• Growth Theory and After Robert Solow, 1987 Nobel Prize in Economics

• Capital Asset Pricing Model Harry Markowitz, Merton Miller, William Sharpe, 1990 Nobel Prize in Economics

• Science and Its Applications: How to Succeed National Academy Press, 1991

• A Model of Growth Through Creative Destruction March 1992

• Real World of Entrepreneurs 5 April 1993

• Equilibria in the Theory of Noncooperative Games John Harsanyi, John F Nash, Richard Selton, 1994 Nobel Prize in Economics

• Who Will Feed the Startups? 26 June 1995

• The Value of Computers, Information and Knowledge, Paul Strassmann, 30 January 1996

• Thermo Electron Corporation: The Spinout Strategy, 10 January 1997

• Fractals and Scaling in Finance: Discontinuity, Concentration, Risk, Benoit Mandelbrot, 1997

• A New Method to Determine the Value of Derivatives Robert Merton, Myron Scholes, 1997 Nobel Prize in Economics

• iTulip.com: The Contrary Market View, Founded 1998

• Source Of Income Or Fair Deal for MIT?, July 20, 1999

• Hedge Fund Association

• How Venture Capital Is Ruining the Internet July 18, 2000

• The Internet Was Not NASDAQ 15 July 2001

• Ahead to the Past! Next-Gen,Old Fashioned Venture 2001

• Illiquid Alternative Asset Fund Modeling, Yale University, 2001

• An Engineer's View of Venture Capitalists, September 2001

• A Venture Capitalist's View of Engineers, December 2001

• Future Possibilities in Finance Theory and Practice, Robert C Merton, Springer-Verlag, 2002

• Privacy, Economics and Price Discrimination on the Internet 27 July 2002

• Making Sense of Corporate Venture Capital, March 2003

• Economics, Psychology and Sociology of Security 2003

• Trends in Angel and Venture Capital Investing 2003

• Implications of the Growth of Hedge Funds, SEC. September 2003

• The Last Vigilante, Bill Gross, PIMCO, February 2004

• Radical Financial Innovation, Robert Shiller, April 2004

• Microfinance, May 2004

• Finance and Technical Change, Carlota Perez, 2004

• Alternative Models of the Venture Funding Process 2004

• Pricing and Architecture of the Internet: Historical Perspectives from Telecom and Transportation, 29 August 2004

• Investment Evolution: Convergence Across the Hedge Fund and Private Equity Industries, Crestmont Research, 2005

• Ahead of the Curve Commonsense Guide to Forecasting Business and Market Cycles, 2005

• Internet Economics, Internet Evolution, and Misleading Networking Myths 13 January 2005

• So You Want To Be a Venture Capitalist May 2005

• Content and Telecom Pricing in History and In the War for Eyeballs, 13-14 July 2005

• Content Is Not King, 15 July 2006

• Internet Trends October 2005

• Good Bye To Venture Capital June 2005

• Speculative Thoughts on Future (And Past) Network Architectures, 14 November 2005

• Hedge Funds: Adapt or Die Trying, 21 November 2005

• Carlota Perez Interview December 2005

• Essential Portfolio Theory, Rydex, 2005

• Long Term Private Equity Performance, National Venture Capital Association, 30 Jan 2006

• Venture Capitalist Breaks Silicon Valley Mold Wall Street Journal, 18 March 2006

• High Tech Bubbles, Technology Diffusion, and How to Prepare for the Next Techno-Mania, 8 March 2006

• IPO Auctions, New York Times, 18 March 2006

• A Focus on Exceptions That Prove the Rule, Financial Times, 23 March 2006

• Why VCs Aren't Happy? March 2006

• IPOs' Dirty Secret March 2006

• Hedge Your Blogs March 2006

• High Tech Bubbles, Technology Diffusion, and ..Techno-Mania, Andrew Odlyzko, March 2006

• The Misbehavior Of Markets: A Fractal View of Risk, Ruin and Reward, March 2006

• Dreams and Night Sweats: The Shape and Future of Money Management 11 May 2006

• Capital Structure in Money Management 11 May 2006

• Modeling Markets Bill Janeway, 16 May 2006

• Successful Startup Managers Can Become Successful Angel Investors 26 May 2006

• Venture Capital Takes Off In Europe 31 May 2006

• What Really Happened in 1995?, Aaron Krowne, iTulip, 3 June 2006

• Inside Wall Street's Culture of Risk, Business Week, 12 June 2006

• Baseball Confronts Luck Factor, Wall Street Journal, 24 June 2006

• Skill vs Luck in Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital, July 2006

• Limits to Learning, 3 July 2006

• Venture Capital Yard Sales, 18 July 2006

• The Rise of Private Equity: A Timeline, 24 July 2006

• In Private Equity, Payday Is Never Far Away, 25 July 2006

• Goldman Sachs: Internal Private Equity vs Outside Investment Banking, 26 July 2006

• MicroFinance: A Little Money Goes a Long Way, 31 July 2006

• Venture Funds Grapple With Lower Returns, 3 August 2006

• What (Really) Happened (with the Federal Reserve) in 1995?, 4 August 2006

• Capitals of Capital, 31 August 2006

• Tech Bust's Last Chapter Plays Out at Venture Capital Firms, 7 September 2006

• Hedge Fund King, 16 September 2006

• Expensed and Sweat Equity, September 2006

• A Kink in Sevin Rosen Venture Capital, 7 October 2006

• Private Equity: Gluttons at the Gate, 30 October 2006

• The Impact of the Collapse of the Private Equity Bubble, 7 November 2006

• Down on the Street, 23 November 2006

• Computer Stock Trading, 24 November 2006

• Private Equity, Goldman Sachs, and Media Freak Show, 19 December 2006

• The Nuts & Bolts of Business Plans, January 2007

• The End of Money, Dr Chris Martenson, iTulip, 10 January 2007

• University Endowments: The Ivory Trade, 18 January 2007

• Barclay's Quants, 22 January 2007

• New Definition of Rich, 26 January 2007

• Venture Capital Fund Exits, 31 January 2007

• Saving, Asset-Price Inflation, and Debt-Induced Deflation, Dr. Michael Hudson, iTulip, 4 February 2007

• Venture Capital Funds Grow in Size, 5 February 2007

• Venture Debt Financings Grow in Size, 14 February 2007

• Toggle Notes, 21 February 2007

• The Golden Touch of John Hennessy, 24 February 2007

• Too Expensive to Meter, 28 February 2007

• Unprofitable Tech Firms Pursue IPOs, 13 March 2007

• Private Equity Management Company IPO, 16 March 2007

• Blackstone IPO, 17 March 2007

• Blackstone IPO Could Reshape Private Equity, 19 March 2007

• Do MBAs Make Better Entrepreneurs?, 28 March 2007

• Venture Capital for Sustainability, 2007

• How To Make Big Money, 2 April 2007

• Executives Hedge Their Own IPOs, 13 April 2007

• Small Cap vs Large Cap Returns, 16 April 2007

• East Coast vs West Coast Venture Funding, 24 April 2007

• Top Hedge Fund Manager Compensation, 24 April 2007

• How Do Markets View US Deficit?, April 2007

• Global Leaders, Entrepreneurs,and Altruists Network, 4 April 2007

• Financing Innovation in the USA 1870-, William Janeway, Forward, May 2007

• Achieving Liquidity through Private Markets, 24 May 2007

• Benchmarking Private Equity, 8 June 2007

• IPO Market Picks Up for VC Funded Firms, 29 June 2007

• Hedge Clipper: Getting Superior Returns on the Cheap, 2 July 2007

• Trading Up: Exchanges Make Money on Futures, 6 July 2007

• The Minsky Moment, 18 August 2007

• Bet the Horse or the Jockey: Serial Entrepreneurs, August 2007

• Venture Capital Market Shakeup, 24 August 2007

• Quant Hedge Funds Down, 24 August 2007

• IPO Auction Update, Seven Years of Little Success, 27 August 2007

• Venture Funds vs Investors, 28 August 2007

• Hope Is Not a Strategy, 1 September 2007

• Market Turmoil Waylaid Quant Funds, 7 September 2007

• Innovation and Competion, Joseph E Stiglitz, 1 October 2007

• Real Estate: Serpent in the Garden, Marc Louargand, October 2007

• Venture Capital Troubles, 12 October 2007

• New York City: Capital of Capital No More?, 14 October 2007

• Victor Niederhoffer: Blowup Artist?, 15 October 2007

• Silicon Valley Awash Once Again in Startup Dollars, 17 October 2007

• Media Companies Neter Into Venture Capital, 19 October 2007

• Sowood's Short, Hot Summer, 27 October 2007

• Cisco Reinvents Itself, 31 October 2007

• Angel Investor Returns, 12 November 2007

• The Next Dominos: Junk Bonds and Swaps, 27 November 2007

• Innovating Our Way to Financial Crisis, 3 December 2007

• Mitt Romney and Bain Capital, 16 December 2007

• Silicon Valley: Shaped by Technology and Traffic, 20 December 2007

• Post Google Angel Funds, 28 December 2007

• A New Breed of Venture Capitalist, 29 December 2007

• Bubble Prone Economy, 13 January 2008

• 2007 US Venture Capital Investment Summary, 19 January 2008

• The Education of Ben Bernanke, 20 January 2008

• Seattle: Startup Mecca, 8 February 2008

• Twelve Steps to Financial Disaster, 11 February 2008

• The Next Bubble, February 2008

• Silicon Valley Founder's Brunch, 26 February 2008

• Bookham: Is Optical Components Any Way to Earn a Living?, OFC, February 2008

• Municipal WiFi Networks Fade As Viable Business Model, 22 March 2008

• Ed Thorp and Bill Gross: Risk Management, 22 March 2008

• What Created This Financial Monster?, 23 March 2008

• The Shape of the Future, Peter Bernstein, 24 March 2008

• How To Fix It, 31 March 2008

• Net Neutrality, Andrew Odlyzko, April 2008

• Sequoia Investigates Alternative Investment Classes, 21 April 2008

• George Gilder and Telecosm, 24 April 2008

• One Guy Who Has Seen It All and Does Not Like What He Sees Now, Peter Bernstein, 26 April 2008

• Bernanke Investor Mania Bubbles, 16 May 2008

• The Horse or the Jockey?, 20 May 2008

• Fringe Benefits of Failure, J.K.Rowling, 5 June 2008

• Free Is the Right Price Point, Paul Krugman, 6 June 2008

• Hedge Fund Consolidation, 17 June 2008

• Road to Revulsion, 17 June 2008

• No High Tech Venture Backed IPOs in 2Q08, 1 July 2008

• Silicon Valley (and Elsewhere!) Venture Capital Disease, 31 July 2008

• The Delusions of Net Neutrality, Andrew Odlyzko, 2008