The Good Science Project
Stuart Buck, Hiya Jain, Aishwarya Khanduja, Jordan DworkinImproving the funding and practice of science
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Latest Issues
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A Reality-Based View of Government Funding of Science
This is a back-and-forth between Jeremy M. Berg (University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, longtime NIH grant applicant, grantee, reviewer, and institute director), and Aishwarya Khanduja + me.
Venture Capital Has Lessons for Government and Philanthropy
by Aishwarya Khanduja (Analogue Group) and Stuart Buck (Good Science Project)
Understanding and Modeling NIH Research Grant Success Rates and the Impact of “Multiyear Funding”
This is a guest post from Jeremy M. Berg, who is currently Professor of Computational and Systems Biology at the University of Pittsburgh. Berg received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in chemistry. He started as an Assistant Professor of...
Back and Forth on the Value of Replication
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Executive Director, Good Science Project Senior Advisor, Social Science Research Council
Writing about the history of science, public health, R&D institutions, and books. Thinking about how aesthetic criteria drive our best ideas.
most of my writing is on my website aishwaryadoingthings.com
Trying to speed up scientific progress at Coefficient Giving
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