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I use Mediawiki's superb content management system for all my online needs. Check out these publicly available sections/pages:
- : Teach or learn the basics of MBA Microeconomics from my four simple handouts.
- : A little perl is a potent research tool...
- : Can't write? Jim can, so maybe this will help.
- : I won the 2010/11 Cheit Award at Haas by carelessly avoiding these techniques that effectively hinder learning.
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- : I presented my paper on the economic implications of patent citations for startups at the 'Patent Statistics for Decision Makers' conference at the USPTO.
- : I am delighted to announce that I won a 2012 Kauffman Dissertation Fellowship for my proposed research in entrepreneurship.
- : I will be seeking tenure-track positions in business schools on the 2012-13 academic job market.
- : Haas researchers now have a PostgreSQL database server available for large dataset processing.
- : Which Ed Egan are you looking for: The Archbishop of New York? (I'm a pantheist); The CEO of Egan Systems? (I'm not that vain); The (now dead) NYPD copper turned actor? (I'm alive); The web-savvy audiologist? (I'm tone deaf in one ear); Or the entrepreneur turned academic? (I'm not saying I was a good entrepreneur). Either way, I finally take a stand on getting my eponymous domain name to the top of Google
- : I provide some information in response to frequent questions about the technologies I use in both this website and my research.
- : I generally respond to (meaningful) email quite quickly. Try me at ed@edegan.com
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My research focuses on the financing of entrepreneurship and the economics of innovation.
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The 2011 NBER Entrepreneurship Research Boot Camp organized by Thomas Hellmann was a rip-roaring event.
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The Patent Data Project (PDP) run by the NBER is working hard to bring researchers the next generation of patent datasets.
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BPP is Berkeley's Strategy and Business Economics group at the Haas School of Business
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