Forbes August 29, 2019
David Shaywitz

In tomorrow’s Wall Street Journal (available now online), I review Make, Think, Imagine, a new book by engineer and former BP CEO John Browne that’s a paean to engineers and engineering. The review, written for a general audience, stands on it own, but Browne addresses several themes related to technology and translational that are likely of particular interest to biomedical entrepreneurs, and seemed worth a closer look:

  • The power and responsibility of engineering
  • The challenges of technology adoption
  • The (dismal) state of health
  • The continuum from basic to applied research

Power and Responsibility of Engineering

Browne’s basic thesis is that engineering, as a whole, makes the world a better place, generating “innovations that allow us to solve our...

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