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Authors

The writers behind this newsletter.

  • Asimov Press

    Asimov Press is a digital magazine that features writing about progress in biology.

  • Trevor Klee

    Writer of long, niche blog posts, mostly about biology. President of Highway Pharmaceuticals, a drug repurposing effort.

  • Eric Gilliam

    As a researcher, I dive into the history of 20th Century innovation to understand how we can build better science and engineering institutions today. At RenPhil, I'm working to build more BBNs for the 21st Century.

  • Alexandra Balwit

    Interested in eu-topias. What if everything goes terribly right?

  • Larissa Schiavo

    AI, computers, cats // \ud83c\udde7\ud83c\uddf7 - \ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf8 // previously @OpenAI @MURAL @USC // history, technology, media

  • Richard Ngo

    Futurist and writer.

  • Eryney Marrogi

    I'm medical student at the University of Vermont, with experience in biological engineering from working on mosquitoes in George Church's lab at Harvard, AAV for gene therapy at Dyno Therapeutics, and novel biosensors at Caltech.

  • Fin Moorhouse

    Writing about the future

  • Niko McCarty

    Bioengineer and writer.

  • Nehal Udyavar

    writing about biology, tech and interactive learning (mostly)

  • Abhishaike Mahajan

    biology posting

  • Corrado Nai

    Science writer, PhD fungal ecology. Currently writing a graphic novel about the forgotten woman who introduced agar to the lab, Fanny Angelina Hesse (1850-1934): https://fanny-hesse-graphic-novel.site/

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