How Corning Focuses R&D Efforts and Sources Ideas

Christie McCarthy of Corning’s life sciences division, discusses the 345 Model, the importance of patience, scalability, and where ideas come from.

By Scott Kirsner · November 26, 2018 · 1 min read

Few companies can claim an innovation track record as historic as that of Corning — the company not only developed the glass enclosure for some of Thomas Edison’s earliest light bulbs, but also created one of the first corporate research departments, in 1908. Corning went on to…

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