Episode 09: Andrés Muñoz-Jaramillo - Science's Humanist Entrepreneur

Show Notes: Andrés’ first website: “a small trip through Columbian music” (04:10) Cosmos (TV Show and Book) by Carl Sagan (05:50) Jesuit Ignatian spiritual retreats in reference to Ignatius Loyola (08:00 and 11:15) How do you create space to listen to yourself? (13:30) NASA Frontier Development Laboratory - FDL (15:51) ‘Deep Learning’ (17:00) What makes a team fail? (18:00) Enhancing the effectiveness of team science'Treat colleagues as customers’ (22:30) ‘Fixing problems with data’ - data wrangling (22:40) Questions leaders of teams must ask (23:45) The idea of taking something from another field to apply to your own (28:50) Open source (29:15) Fear of being ’scooped’ that exists in science (29:45) First images of the sun to maps that exist now (31:00)  Lika Guhathakurta (32:00) ’The great majority of amazing commercial products are new applications of existing technologies’ - power of knowledge transfer (34:40) ‘Being open by default’ (38:10) Kepler mission (39:10) TensorFlow Software (40:30) Wang-Sheeley-Arge ENLIL (41:50) Experiencing and interacting with fear in our lives (43:30) ‘Being first is overrated’ (44:30) Science as a social endeavor (45:45) Lightning Round (52:50): Momo by Michael Ende Music is the passion that has guided him (54:00) ‘Communication at any level is a performing art' 'Five-Cut Fridays’ series Andrés’ playlistIf you have help you can recover from almost anything’ (58:30)‘Gives you control of your own narrative' (58:50)