Heterodox STEM

I am a professor at the University of Chicago.

I am a Professor of Economics at George Mason University, and a New York Times Bestselling author. My latest book is *You Have No Right to Your Culture*.

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.

I'm the Senior Vice President for Policy at the Cato Institute. I write about immigration and occasionally other subjects.

I'm a macroeconomist at George Mason University, chief economist at Bluechip, a stablecoin rating agency, and author of The Culture Transplant: How Migrants Make the Economies They Move to a Lot Like the Ones They Left (Stanford University Press).

Yale BA/MA'80, MIT Phd (econ) '84. Indiana U. prof. Law-and-economics, game theory, industrial organization, Japan.

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.

Economic historian, finance theorist, and fan of reasoned debate

Daniel Nuccio holds advanced degrees in bio and psych. When not studying host-microbe relationships in lonely voles, he spends his time moonlighting as a journalist. He is a regular contributor to both The College Fix and The Brownstone Institute.

University science professor in cancellation mode.

Evan D. Morris is a Professor of Bioimaging at Yale. He develops models to analyze PET images. He led a mission of Yale profs to Israel and produced a documentary, “Indivisible. The Israeli Academy after October 7th”, to be released in early 2026.

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.