Heterodox STEM

I am a professor at the University of Chicago.

Anna Krylov is a professor of chemistry at the University of Southern California. She received her professional training from Moscow State University, the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and the University of California, Berkeley.

Director of constitutional studies at the Manhattan Institute. Defender of free speech & intellectual diversity. Author of Supreme Disorder, Lawless, and the Shapiro's Gavel newsletter. I write about law, liberty & the pursuit of happiness.

I am a retired professor of biology, who has been led into heterodox thoughts about the nature of life, adaptation and evolution. I am presently Director of Science Programs at the National Association of Scholars.

Psychiatrist, Senior Fellow, American Enterprise Institute and Lecturer, Yale University School of Medicine

I am Professor at the University of Bordeaux and I am working in cancer research field. I have also a strong interest in the philosophy of science and got recently a PhD in philosophy from The Sorbonne university in Paris.

Higgins professor of mathematics at Princeton University

Economic historian, finance theorist, and fan of reasoned debate

I'm a scientist. Posts here are likely to be about the nature and philosophy of science, and about societal issues such as secularism and free speech: reality above ideology; free speech above taboos.

University science professor in cancellation mode.

Whistleblower, but on my off days I can bake an enviable pie or spin a yarn. Wielder of a dry wit, hobbies include fist shaking, compulsive questioning, and running with dogs in cold rain.

Evan D. Morris is Prof. of Bioimaging at Yale. He develops models to analyze PET images. He led 25 Yale profs to Israel and produced a short film, Indivisible. The Israeli Academy after October 7th, coming early ‘26. He doesn’t use AI in sketches.

Publications in economics, biosciences, terrorism, and policy. He obtained his PhD with honors from UC Davis, has a bachelors degree in computer science, is a multiple entrepreneur and lectured for years to the MBA program at Santa Clara University.

Mark D’Souza is a practising Canadian physician and author of Lost and Found: How Meaningless Living is Destroying Us and Three Keys to Fix It

Professor of physical oceanography and paleoclimate at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Stanford GSB