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Editor’s Note: My mental model of the American science ecosystem did not provide much space for the National Labs until I met Jordi Cabana, the author of this piece. I both underestimated the scale of the Labs (over triple the size of DARPA...
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I enjoy when Substackers share what they’ve been reading (Brian Potter and Lauren Gilbert publish roundups I like); it’s a good way to...
McKenzie Leier is a Policy Manager at J-PAL’s Science for Progress Initiative.
Americans want science funding to go up. Source.
In 2025, the federal science enterprise faced the most dramatic proposed budget cuts in modern history. The Wh...
This is a crosspost with Factory Settings, an Institute for Progress newsletter by the former senior leadership of the CHIPS Program Office. Factory Settings is about building in two senses of the word: Building capacity within government,...
Editor’s note: In an early draft of this piece, Dan expressed sadness about the limited avenues for scientists to hype their own work. I think he’s right, but there are also professional norms that make academics hesitant to hype (or overhy...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer at Works in Progress and co-founder of Clinical Trial Abundance. Scientist by training.
Donna Dubinsky is a serial entrepreneur based in Silicon Valley best known for her leadership roles at Palm, Handspring and Numenta.
Accelerating R&D in AI security at the Institute for Progress.
Director of Science Policy at the Foundation for American Innovation
Improving science and innovation @ J-PAL
The slate was never blank. Chemist as an undergrad. Materials Scientist as a grad. Who knows what today?
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