Discovery, invention, innovation. For decades, these concepts were viewed as distinct steps in a rigid linear pipeline. Research discovered new knowledge. Development invented applications. Production drove innovation to market. Knowledge flowed one way – from abstract ideas to commercial products. But a paradigm shift is emerging. Discovery, invention, and innovation appear more akin to fluid states of knowledge, dynamically evolving amongst each other like phases of matter. Gas, liquid, solid. Concept, prototype, product. Knowledge can transition back and forth, with innovations leading to new discovery or old concepts sparking reinvention.
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