Calling All Explorers is a podcast from the Harvard iLabs in Boston, MA. Our hosts are Harvard junior, Jessica Pitsillides, and Harvard Business School alumnus Ronald Terrazas. Along with Dr. Gordon Chiu, they are co-founders of iLab member Phenegra, a for-profit public benefit corporation dedicated to discovery, development, and commercialization of materials that transform humanity’s ideas of sustainability and ecology.
In this episode we consider key contributors of an 'exploration mindset', borrowing the framework offered by Ash Ali and Hasan Kubba in their book, The Unfair Advantage. Here, we begin to discuss their acronym 'MILES': Money, Intelligence & Insight, Location & Luck, Education & Expertise and Status, and our perspective on each of these contributors to innovation.
In this episode we continue to consider key contributors of an 'exploration mindset', borrowing the framework offered by Ash Ali and Hasan Kubba in their book, The Unfair Advantage. Here, we continue to discuss their acronym 'MILES': Money, Intelligence & Insight, Location & Luck, Education & Expertise and Status, and our perspective on each of these contributors to innovation.
In this episode we finish up this series on the consideration of key contributors of an 'exploration mindset', borrowing the framework offered by Ash Ali and Hasan Kubba in their book, The Unfair Advantage. Here, we complete our discussion of their acronym 'MILES': Money, Intelligence & Insight, Location & Luck, Education & Expertise and Status, and our perspective on each of these contributors to innovation.
In this episode, we delve into the structure and applications of the wonder material, reactive graphene, and discuss some of the most pressing environmental and social issues graphene can help solve.
In this episode, we begin to introduce issues related to global food supply, and how graphene can be applied to strengthen indoor horticulture systems.
In this episode, we continue to discuss issues related to global food supply, and how graphene can be applied to strengthen indoor horticulture systems.
Where might we go next?
Can we make asphalt arable?
JLL interview with Dr Chiu. Facing a pothole problem at his shopping center in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Chiu used his unique expertise in graphene, a modern and strong material, to develop an efficient and cost-effective solution for repairing potholes, substantially improving the longevity of asphalt and reducing legal and financial liabilities.
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