HOME | ABOUT | VIDEO INDEX | SPONSORS | CREDITS | CONTACT | HELP Skip to content
 | Accessibility Feedback


Search the MIT World Video Archive.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 


Support MIT World

We thank you for the thousands of emails of appreciation and welcome your financial support. Contributions will offset our operating costs and allow MIT World to grow while remaining a free and open presence on the web. Give Now »



Use these options to find out about updates to MIT World

Receive email updates as new videos are added.

Subscribe to our RSS feed.

Download MIT World videos from iTunes U





Emerging Technologies: The Innovators’ View
Video Run Time: 1:28:14

Technical Notes on Video:

Video length is 1:28:14.

Jason Pontin, Editor in Chief and Publisher, Technology Review, introduces the session, and panel moderator Padmasree Warrior.

At 1:57, Warrior begins, introducing panelists Yair Goldfinger, Phillip Sharp, Jay Walker, and Iqbal Quadir.

At 6:19, Warrior poses the question, “What’s your one big thought on innovation?”

At 6:35, Yair Goldfinger responds.

At 8:09, Phillip Sharp responds.

At 9:15, Jay Walker responds.

At 10:40, Iqbal Quadir responds.

Warrior continues posing questions to the panelists, including: Is the notion of the genius inventor dead?

Can innovation be taught?

Is there a blurring between researcher and innovator?

Do intellectual property laws and patents hinder innovation?

Are there serial innovators, or is it just luck?

Are companies obliged to focus innovation on sustainable ways to improve people’s lifestyles?

Is there a difference between innovator and entrepreneur?

At 53:50, Warrior invites audience questions, after summarizing the panelists’ themes.

Please Choose your Connection Speed:
Broadband:
Modem:
 

The videos in MIT World require Real Player.There are instructions for downloading Real Player in our help section.
       

MIT: University Home | MIT World Home | About MIT World | Video Index | Help | Sponsors
Site Credits | Contact Us | Register to receive email updates