The Works in Progress Newsletter
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A review of Charles Piller’s Doctored
Notes on Progress are irregular pieces that appear only on our Substack. In this piece, Tom Chivers reviews Charles Piller's Doctored, which explains how fraud derailed Alzheimer's research for decades.
The prophet of parking
Professor Donald Shoup died on February 6th. M. Nolan Gray explains how his mentor changed political economy of parking, and cities themselves, forever.
A writing fellowship on scientific progress
Today, we’re opening applications for a long-term writers’ fellowship, hosted jointly by Works in Progress and Asimov Press. We are looking for four to six writers who, over a six-month period, will produce richly detailed articles about a ...
Links in Progress: Snakebites, Pig Hearts, and More
‘Links in Progress’ newsletters are semi-regular roundups of interesting stuff that's happening in topics that we care about. In this one, Asimov Press’ Niko McCarty and our own Saloni Dattani review the most important things happening in t...
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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.
Editor of Works in Progress. Blogging at High Modernism.
Founder & editor, worksinprogress.co @stripe. Fellow, @createstreets. Senior fellow, @Policy_Exchange. Senior fellow, @ASI.
Science writer and chart maker. I'm a researcher on global health at Our World in Data, and a founder & editor at Works in Progress.
I'm the co-founder and editor of worksinprogress.co
the once and future city planner // research director for california yimby // author of arbitrary lines // buy my book ❤︎
A Londoner with a passion for trains, infrastructure, and politics. Views are my own. hrushworth.com @hrushworth
Exploring how to create better places for all in our shared built environment through the lens of urban planning, real estate development and placemaking.
"Far too nice to be a journalist": Terry Pratchett. Science writer at Semafor, email chiversthomas(a)gmail. Latest book, How To Read Numbers, out now
I run events for Stripe Press and Works in Progress.
Asimov Press is a digital magazine that features writing about progress in biology.
Writer. WHOLE EARTH CATALOG through MAINTENANCE: OF EVERYTHING (in progress).
We want it to be easier to choose to have children, for everyone.
Cofounder Relation (relationrx.com), TechBio researcher, interested in how we transform drug development and healthcare.
Salim Furth is a Senior Research Fellow and Director of the Urbanity project at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University. He earned his Ph.D. in economics from the University of Rochester.
Bioengineer and writer.
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.
Imported comments from the old Overcoming Bias blog.
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