Thomas Barlow regularly produces major reports on technology trends, R&D investment, and organizational research performance. He has also published three influential and highly readable books about innovation and science, including his breakthrough novel: A Theory of Nothing.
Garvan Global Genomics Report
The GARVAN GLOBAL GENOMICS REPORT looks at the rapid uptake of genomics in biomedical research, clinical medicine, and consumer health markets.
It is a deep strategic analysis of a disruptive platform that is creating opportunities for start-up companies, established biopharmaceutical corporations, research organizations, and healthcare providers. |
Asia 100
ASIA 100 is a comprehensive analysis comparing the research performance of the best universities in the Australasia and East Asia.
This report is explicitly designed for policy-makers and senior staff in universities trying to position their institutions within a rapidly growing region. |
Barlow Reports
Since 2007, the BARLOW REPORT has been the leading independent study into the performance and scale of research in the Australian universities.
Its rigorous analysis has supported numerous leaders in Australian organizations to make informed decisions about their ongoing strategies and research investments. |
A Theory of Nothing
Is intellectual pretension is still the most laughable of all human foibles? A THEORY OF NOTHING is a wildly imaginative and humorous novel about contemporary university life.
It anatomizes recent fashions in university scholarship, critiques the way politics undermines the pursuit of knowledge, and pokes fun at a culture that is caught up in its own peculiar vision of reality. |
Between the Eagle and the Dragon
There has never been a more important time to understand the implications of escalating American and Chinese competition in innovation.
Between the Eagle and the Dragon won bronze medal in the 2014 AXIOM BUSINESS BOOKS AWARDS within the international business and globalisation category. |
The Australian Miracle
First published by Picador in 2006, this definitive and highly influential book, re-evaluated Australia for the twenty-first century.
Its underlying premise is that culture and attitude - not luck - are what have created opportunities for Australia's inventors, discoverers and entrepreneurs. |