The Works in Progress Newsletter
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Works in Progress is a new online magazine featuring original writing from some of the most interesting thinkers in the world.
Historian of innovation.
Founder & editor, worksinprogress.co @stripe.
I write the newsletter Scientific Discovery. I'm also a co-founder & editor of Works in Progress, host of the podcast Hard Drugs, and an advisor to Coefficient Giving.
I'm the co-founder and editor of worksinprogress.co
Connor Tabarrok is an engineering consultant at Kimley-Horn and Associates and authors OfAllTrades, a blog which documents his interdisciplinary curiosity.
Director of AI Adoption at PAIR, and previously Director at the Behavioural Insights Team, aka the 'Nudge Unit'
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Editor at Works in Progress. Interested in \ud83d\udcc8
Neuroscience PhD @albertcardona Lab \ud83e\udde0 @Cambridge_Uni and @MRC_LMB (she/her)
Events & ops at Stripe Press and Works in Progress. I also write about theatre.
Making the future happen, but better and faster Building Edge (W23) Investing Jovono. Reach out to tell me about what you're interested in!
Biology and biopharma enthusiast, founder of convoke.bio. You can also find me on Twitter (@Atelfo) and on my personal website (atelfo.github.io)
Managing Editor at Works in Progress, a magazine of new and underrated ideas to improve the world (Stripe). Emergent Ventures Grantee. Erstwhile PPE at the University of Oxford.
Technology, finance, policy.
Wrong until I write
Bioengineer and writer. Founding Editor of Asimov Press (press.asimov.com).
Working in global health & development at Open Philanthropy
I am an Editor at Works in Progress, where I focus on architecture, urbanism, urban history, and housing policy. I am also a fellow of the Centre for Policy Studies and Create Streets. Previously I worked in think tanking, academia and government.
Scientist + Writer. I write about microbiology, genomics, and evolution.
Science blog at blog.jacobtrefethen.com (you can subscribe there)
Co-founder and Director @betterscienceproject | Thinking about science and its institutions
Founder and chairman of Create Streets
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