9/27/2019: Space race short paper, etc.

Agenda:

• Update on VB proposa
• MH is leading the space race short paper. Who else wants to participate? Suggested possibilities: RS could check the regressions, VK could make the figure look better, HA could identify a few relevant references, VB could do a critical read of the draft to identify anything needing better explanation or other improvements.
• Reading to continue discussing:

Rapid improvements with no commercial production: How do the improvements occur?

Research Policy · November 2014

Jeffrey L. Funk and Christopher L. Magee

• Report on some space news article next week (HA)?

9/20: continuing

Agenda:

• Reading to discuss:

Rapid improvements with no commercial production: How do the improvements occur?

Research Policy · November 2014

Jeffrey L. Funk and Christopher L. Magee

• Venkat will summarize for us some information from a 2019 Brycetech.com report.

• Report on some space news article next week (HA)?

• Update on VB proposal.

9/13/19: meeting modeled after last week's meeting

Agenda:

• Reading to discuss:

Rapid improvements with no commercial production: How do the improvements occur?

Research Policy · November 2014

Jeffrey L. Funk and Christopher L. Magee

Discuss some of it.

• Venkat will summarize for us some information from a 2019 Brycetech.com report.

• Report on some space news article next week (HA)?

9/6/19: restarting weekly meetings

Agenda:

• Reading to discuss:

Rapid improvements with no commercial production: How do the improvements occur?

Research Policy · November 2014

Jeffrey L. Funk and Christopher L. Magee

Discuss some of it.

Should we continue with this paper next time, or try a different paper?

• Venkat will summarize for us some information from a 2019 Brycetech.com report.

• Report on some space news article next week (HA)?

• Potential for short (e.g. 1000 word) paper for The Space Review if anyone is interested: NASA vs. USSR Moore's laws and/or Wright's laws

                                                            Above: NASA missions.  

                                                            Below: Soviet missions.