Science to technology
Turning complex detail into usable products, workflows, and strategic decisions.
Science, technology, business
I turn scientific and technical detail into workflows, products, and ideas people can use.
I work where evidence, technology, and business reality meet: translating complex ideas into workflows, products, strategies, and public explanations that teams can actually use.
My approach
I read the evidence, pressure-test the technical claim, and ask what changes when it meets a team, a market, or an institution.
AI and workflows
Connecting tools, routines, knowledge, and constraints so new capability becomes useful.
Signals before stories
Measurement, statistics, and analytical discipline before turning observations into claims.
Podcast host
Long-form conversations with people building, researching, and testing ideas in practice.
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A map of the work.
Use this as an index for the main streams: articles, interviews, research notes, talks, and media.
Writing
Articles on technology, institutions, and judgment
Arguments and field notes on innovation, infrastructure, entrepreneurship, and useful systems.
PodcastLong-form conversations
Interviews with founders, scientists, operators, and technologists about constraints and execution.
ResearchResearch, talks, and media
Publications, conference sessions, media appearances, and applied research questions.
Current projects
Current workstreams.
The live layer: implementation work, an interview archive, and posts that turn open questions into durable arguments.
AI implementation
MadSar
Applied work on moving AI from isolated tools into operating routines and measurable process improvements.
ConversationsAdjmal Podcast
A long-running interview archive with operators, scientists, founders, and technologists.
WritingField notes and posts
Posts on technical change, institutions, markets, and the judgment required between them.
Selected writing
Articles on technology, institutions, and execution.
Articles and field notes on technical change, entrepreneurship, institutional incentives, and the practical choices behind adoption.
Blog
Quantencomputing in Deutschland: Chancen, Herausforderungen und die Notwendigkeit politischer Unterstützung
Als Oliver Blume sagte, “dann wird uns das eben halt in einen dermaßen wirtschaftlichen Nachteil reinschlittern lassen,” merkte ich sofort, das war kein rhetorisches Stoßgebet, das war Wut mit einem konkreten Plan.
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Der Weg zum Unternehmertum: Wie ein Fernsehturm den Startschuss für disruptive Innovationen gab
Als ich zum ersten Mal hörte, dass Oliver Blume einen Fernsehturm gekauft hatte, dachte ich, das sei ein kurioses PR-Stunt-Statement.
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Ungeschriebene Regeln und ihre Herausforderungen: Ein Blick hinter die Kulissen von Apotheken und Bauordnungen
Es gibt ungeschriebene Regeln, die so selbstverständlich klingen, dass niemand mehr fragt, ob sie überhaupt Sinn ergeben.
ReadPodcast conversations
Conversations with founders, scientists, operators, and technologists.
Long-form interviews with people building, researching, investing, operating, and testing ideas in practice.
Podcast
Oliver Blume - Regeln sind da um gebrochen zu werden: Immobilien, Hotels und Quantencomputing
A conversation with Oliver Blume about rulebreaking as practical work: real estate, modular hospitality, pharmacy automation, and why Germany cannot afford to miss deep technologies such as quantum computing.
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Podcast
Ben Hoyle - How to integrate AI into your company: Insights from ZEISS
A conversation with Ben Hoyle about making generative AI useful inside a large technical company, where adoption depends on trust, real workflows, and employee problems rather than isolated showcases.
ListenResearch
Publications and research questions behind the way I think about data, measurement, and claims.
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External appearances and coverage where complex ideas need a sharper public frame.
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Sessions and lectures on technical change, health, entrepreneurship, and implementation.
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