
Heterodox STEM is a collection of posts by heterodox thinkers in STEM fields.
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Editor’s note: This guest post by J. E. R. Staddon is a part of “How to Reform U.S. Science Funding” series.
Tech megastar Peter Thiel, in a recent interview, said that he no longer trusts science. Lesser luminaries have said much the sam...
Editor’s note: This post is a part of “How to Reform U.S. Science Funding” series.
When President Roosevelt asked Vannevar Bush for a proposal for the federal government to fund basic research in universities, Bush’s response (actually the...
Both California law and a recent Supreme Court decision forbid the University of California (UC) from considering race in admissions. Nevertheless, UC purposely boosts Hispanic and Black applicants relative to Asians and Whites. If the flag...
In 2013, the Pew Charitable Trusts launched the Elections Performance Index to provide “nonpartisan, objective measures of election administration in the United States.” The project convened academics and election officials from 14 states t...
Restrictions on Asian American admissions into top STEM programs—ironically, imposed in the name of DEI—are receding. Thanks to the Supreme Court’s 2023 decision banning race-based admissions and the Trump administration’s commitment to enf...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I am a professor at the University of Chicago.
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.
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.
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, "Indivisible. The Israeli Academy after Oct 7th": https://www.indivisibleyale.com . He doesn’t use AI for drawing.
Retired UCLA Research Professor (Epidemiology) President, Scientific Integrity Institute (http://scientificintegrityinstitute.org/) Team Member, CO2 Coalition (https://co2coalition.org/teammember/james-enstrom/) [email protected] (310) 472-4274
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
Stanford GSB
University science professor in cancellation mode.
Higgins professor of mathematics at Princeton University
Surjeet is a physicist from Johns Hopkins who has realized that complaining behind closed doors is not a useful way to solve problems.
Head of the Education Liberty branch of the Institute for Governance and Civics at Florida State University
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.
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.
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