Macroscience
Andrew Gerard, Ruxandra Teslo, Tim Hwang, Tao Burga, Ian BanksA better science is possible
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 43 | Subscribers | Read | macroscience.org |
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How Close Are We to Connecting Our Brains to the Matrix?
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...
Virtue Metascience
Editor’s note: Macroscience publishes a range of ideas: hot takes, warm takes, and evidence-informed pieces that aren’t takes at all. This one is a delightful hot take. While I don’t agree with everything here, I do think that the virtue et...
Do Not Surrender to the Tech Tree
Editor’s note: This essay is not about science policy per se. But its focus — the extent to which human decisions can shape the future of technology — is crucial to what happens in science. I’ve noticed that people who care about science an...
Five Prescriptions for Simplifying Science Policy
Postage stamp launched at the 100th anniversary of the National Academy of Science, in 1963 (when science funding was simpler). Source
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Authors
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I work on Clinical Trial Abundance & write about innovation, culture and their intersection. I did my Genomics PhD at the Sanger Institute, Cambridge University. Anti-cynic. Opinions my own.
Accelerating R&D in AI security at the Institute for Progress.
Director of Science Policy at the Foundation for American Innovation
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