Clear and compelling communications only happen when design and strategy align, something busy marketers often overlook. With my friends TRAFIK, I’ve developed ADDS, the Alignment Diagnostic for Design and Strategy. It's a free,…lnkd.in/eAVjmHW9 lnkd.in/eQje4HJ3

Gyuri is, as usual, right. This free tool is useful, relevant and easy to use. Download it today. lnkd.in/eHGaKM-A

Some interesting thoughts on open source innovation in pharma that references my book, "New Drugs, Fair Prices". If you'd like to know more about the book, there's a short video at lnkd.in/eEMCsVzJ lnkd.in/eDBkeB8S

I think Trafik have done an excellent job at turning my research into a useful tool for life sciences marketers. Check it out. lnkd.in/eGbKs5ux

Here’s a serious paper about how to live a good life that has implications for why there are fewer women in STEM and leadership. lnkd.in/ehecR67b

Interesting paper from an even more interesting woman. lnkd.in/ewgr_RnA

A little cottage in Lake District, early Sunday morning quiet, a cup of tea, a fabulous book with a great quote…. I’m in my happy place. “Research is formalised curiosity. It is poking and prying with a purpose”. Thank you Gillian Tett lnkd.in/eg2aE9PJ

Another excellent quote from my well chosen holiday book, Gillian Tett Anthrovision lnkd.in/en99gwjj

Over the summer, I'm reposting my most popular articles, videos and podcasts of this year. Microfoundations Matter is about how firms tweak small things to achieve big changes. Video here just share this post and I'll send the PDF lnkd.in/etFynKUC

The latest webinar of the Darwin Club for Social Science: Prof Brian Villmoare on "War, Politics and Biology: An Evolutionary Anthropologist's View of History". youtu.be/M7Wf1xlU4MA

Striking a match in a firework factory - interesting article in The Economist discussing the complex security situation in the Sahel, why it’s everyone’s problem and how ECOWAS might help resolve the coup in Niger economist.com/leaders/2023/0… from economist.com/leaders/2023/0…

As you may know, I am secretary to the Darwin Club for Social Science, a group of academics involved in applying Darwinian evolution to important social questions. The recording of our latest webinar is now published. youtu.be/2RYNHSDcffs

I'm secretary of the Darwin Club for Social Science, academics who share an interst in applying Darwinian evolution to social issues. Here's our latest webinar, The Evolution of Social Behaviour by the brilliant Samir Okasha youtu.be/gdWZRI7IU0s?si… via YouTube

Early morning read…finally got around to this. Fantastic. Steven Pinker Steven Pinker always educates and entertains me. Strongly recommended

Much of the theory in economics and management assumes we're all self interested and care little for others. Here, Geoffrey M Hodgson #FBPA 🔶 carefully and thoughtfully helps us think through why we need to look at human nature differently. youtu.be/f4WHNS5CVes

Monday's (17.00UK) webinar of the Darwin Club for Social Science, chaired by Geoffrey M Hodgson #FBPA 🔶 features Randy Nesse's evolutionary perspective on mental health. Having read his work, I know it will be a great session. If you would like an invitation, please DM your email address.

Evolutionary science has a fascinating take Free Will. The latest recorded webinar of the Darwin Club features Kevin J Mitchell describing his work on the evolution of free will. Highly recommended. youtu.be/Z9pHD1KZaXA

I'm delighted to invite you to the next webinar of the Darwin Club for Social Science. Prof. Matthijs van Veelen of the University of Amsterdam will helps us to understand why commitment explains good and evil behaviour in humans. For an invitation DM me.

The next webinar of the Darwin Club for Social Science is the brilliant Peter Turchin on “The Great Holocene Transformation: Cultural Macroevolution of Social Scale and Complexity”. Open to all but by invitation, which can be obtained by mailing [email protected]

The brilliant Peter A Corning on "Evolution on Purpose", his webinar for the Darwin Club for Social Science. Our next webinar, Professor Alex Mesoudi on studying cultural evolution in the lab, is 14.00 UK, nov 18th. For an invite, please get in touch. youtu.be/QWhDWNgxfJ0