📅 2025-08-20 — Session: Strategic Planning for Research Collaboration and Publication
🕒 06:40–07:25
🏷️ Labels: Research Collaboration, AI, Economic Complexity, Publication Strategy, Academic Networking
📂 Project: Business
⭐ Priority: MEDIUM
Session Goal
The session aimed to explore strategic planning for research collaboration and publication, focusing on economic complexity, AI, and academic networking.
Key Activities
- Analyzed Andrea Roventini’s work in macroeconomics and its relevance to multidimensional poverty.
- Designed a collaborative proposal strategy emphasizing stylistic mimicry and originality.
- Explored Frank Neffke’s economic complexity concepts for poverty studies.
- Conducted a paper reference search for enhancing academic insights.
- Developed a strategy for integrating a paper into the PEEG #21.05 publication.
- Mapped intelligence and outreach strategies for research collaboration.
- Drafted frameworks for collaborative research by analyzing scholars’ styles.
- Reviewed Sant’Anna LEM working paper series for strategic engagement opportunities.
- Analyzed strategic fit and opportunities at the Toulouse School of Economics.
- Outlined AI’s role in research collaboration scouting and structural positioning.
Achievements
- Established a comprehensive understanding of strategic collaboration and publication methods.
- Identified key opportunities for leveraging AI in research methodologies.
- Developed actionable frameworks for enhancing research collaboration.
Pending Tasks
- Further exploration of AI’s role in balancing automation with human judgment in research processes.
- Implementation of proposed strategies in actual collaborative projects.