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Interconnects AI
by Nathan Lambert
Nathan Lambert, an Ai2 research scientist, breaks down the latest AI models, training, and tech trajectory, offering real-world insights from his frontier model experience.
The Finance Newsletter
by Andrew Lokenauth
Andrew Lokenauth, a finance expert with 20 years at top firms, provides weekly financial education, market analysis, insights on investing, economy, and markets.
Ground Truths
by Eric Topol
Dr. Eric Topol (Scripps Research) offers independent, data-driven analysis on Covid and biomedical issues, cutting through misinformation, challenging dogma.
One Useful Thing
by Ethan Mollick
Wharton Professor Ethan Mollick delivers research-backed insights on the implications of AI, informed by his academic expertise and best-selling book.
ChinAI Newsletter
by Jeffrey Ding
ChinAI translates Chinese articles and documents, offering a unique look into China's AI landscape, strategy, and ethical implications from primary sources.
Behind the Balance Sheet
by Stephen Clapham
Steve Clapham, a former hedge fund partner, provides expert investment research, forensic accounting, and stock analysis, focusing on numbers and institutional insights.
Product for Engineers
by PostHog
From the PostHog team, this newsletter helps technical professionals, especially in early-stage startups, build great products and adopt a 'product engineer' mindset.
scuttleblurb
by scuttleblurb
David Kim, Managing Partner at Forage Capital, offers deep-dive company analysis through an investing lens for scuttleblurb, focusing on insights, not stock tips.
Postcards from an ex-Bank Analyst
by Robin Down
Ex-bank analyst Robin Down provides ad-hoc insights on UK banks, leveraging 30 years of experience. Expect primers, models, and charts for generalists and newcomers.
Sources
by Alex Heath
Veteran tech reporter Alex Heath's newsletter, Sources, delivers original reporting, analysis, and interviews on the AI race three to four times weekly.
A Better Way with Dr Tess Lawrie | Tess Lawrie, MBBCh, PhD | Substack
by Tess Lawrie, MBBCh, PhD
Dr. Tess Lawrie, a research consultant and founder of BiRD International, explores health, science, and controversial topics, empowering readers towards a better way.
Beyond Euclid
by Ali Kaya
Curated by Ali Kaya, Beyond Euclid provides high-quality math and science content for an intellectually stimulating week, ensuring readers stay updated.
The Science of Learning | Jim Hewitt | Substack
by Jim Hewitt
Translates learning science research (cognitive psychology, neuroscience) into practical, evidence-informed teaching strategies for educators.
Genealogy Matters | Robin Stewart | Substack
by Robin Stewart
Robin Stewart curates the week's best family history content via Genealogy Matters, providing guides, a creator community, and challenges.
Carl Hendrick | Applying the Science of Learning
Professor Carl Hendrick offers evidence-based strategies from learning science and educational psychology, helping educators improve teaching and student learning.
Mathworlds | Dan Meyer | Substack
by Dan Meyer
Former high school math teacher Dan Meyer explores teaching, technology, and math weekly, drawing from his research and curriculum development experience.
Casual Archivist | Elizabeth Goodspeed | Substack
by Elizabeth Goodspeed
Elizabeth Goodspeed's Casual Archivist explores design history, dissecting collections of ephemera, packaging, and printed matter from an expert designer.
Where are the numbers? by Norman Fenton and Martin Neil | Substack
by Martin Neil
Professors Norman Fenton and Martin Neil analyze post-Covid science and statistics, challenging the global covid-19 narrative and exposing statistical misuse.
Optimally Irrational | Lionel Page | Substack
by Lionel Page
Economist Lionel Page explains human behavior and society, applying economics and game theory as the 'grammar of life' to offer naturalistic insights.
The Science Fictions Podcast | Tom Chivers | Substack
by Tom Chivers
Hosts Tom Chivers and Stuart Ritchie dissect controversial scientific issues, cut through hype, and find reliable research on The Studies Show podcast.
Revista de Historia | Substack
by Revista de Historia
Revista de Historia provides expert-curated articles and multimedia on history. It features free daily content and a premium newsletter with in-depth essays.
Rebound Capital | Market Sentiment | Substack
by Market Sentiment
Rebound Capital analyzes S&P 500 companies after significant drawdowns, performing deep fundamental research to identify those with strong rebound potential.
Cognitive Wonderland | Tommy Blanchard | Substack
by Tommy Blanchard
Tommy Blanchard explores "cognitive wonder," blending science, philosophy, and sci-fi, with a special interest in neuroscience and philosophy of mind.
Rowan Newsletter | Ari Wagen | Substack
by Ari Wagen
Newsletter by Ari Wagen provides a look into the life of his company, Rowan, and explains why they build tools for chemistry research.
Just Emil Kirkegaard Things | Emil O. W. Kirkegaard | Substack
by Emil O. W. Kirkegaard
Emil O. W. Kirkegaard shares insights on social science, his research, and scientific topics, identifying as a transhumanist and scientific rationalist.
World Council for Health | Substack
by World Council for Health
The World Council for Health is a non-profit global coalition broadening public health knowledge, safeguarding human rights, and empowering personal health.
AllThatHistory Weekly | Substack
by AllThatHistory
AllThatHistory Weekly provides scholarly articles and analysis on archaeology, ancient civilizations, and mythology, blending rigorous research with accessible writing.
Biomarker | Dylan Neel, MD PhD | Substack
by Dylan Neel, MD PhD
Biomarker explores how science, medicine, and biotech deliver next-gen therapeutics. Features expert interviews and deep dives into translational science.
Scientific Progress
by Prof. Fred Nazar
Scientific Progress offers insightful, unconventional perspectives, challenging readers to see beyond surface-level truths and understand underlying deceptions.
Decoding Bio | Substack
by Decoding
Decoding Bio translates breakthrough biotech developments and trends for the bio-curious. It features weekly insights, events, and expert-curated reports.
Heterodox STEM | Dorian Abbot | Substack
by Dorian Abbot
Dorian Abbot's Heterodox STEM is a free speech zone fostering open, rational, and evidence-based discussions within STEM fields on difficult topics.
Chronicle Makers | Substack
by Chronicle Makers
Denyse Allen's Chronicle Makers empowers family historians to write their family's story, turning research into compelling narratives with AI assistance and community.
Earthquake Insights | Judith Hubbard & Kyle Bradley | Substack
by Judith Hubbard & Kyle Bradley
Earthquake Insights, led by seismologists Judith Hubbard and Kyle Bradley, offers rigorous, visual analyses of global earthquake events for a wide audience.
PulmCCM | Substack
by PulmCCM
PulmCCM delivers concise, discerning analyses of critical care research for professionals, enabling efficient updates, free from conflicts and hidden agendas.
Scott's Mixtape Substack | scott cunningham | Substack
by scott cunningham
Economist Scott Cunningham (author of Causal Inference: the Mixtape) dissects causal inference, econometrics, and ChatGPT via essays and his podcast.
The Boom Review
by The Boom Review
The Boom Review features a small team of researchers who investigate seemingly unconnected global incidents, challenging standard narratives with raw data and unique analysis.
Rupert Sheldrake
by Rupert Sheldrake
Scientist Rupert Sheldrake shares essays, talks, and videos promoting fresh, holistic thinking in science, based on his ongoing research.
Unevenly Combined Thoughts | Angus Bylsma | Substack
by Angus Bylsma
Angus Bylsma, LSE Economic History student, pens fortnightly, AI-free essays on books spanning diverse history. It's a personal research diary of his musings.
Lyman Stone
by Lyman Stone
Lyman Stone's newsletter. The provided 'About' page does not contain information detailing the specific topics or content discussed in this publication.
Sensitive & Specific: The Testing Newsletter
by Mara G. Aspinall
Sensitive & Specific covers COVID-related info, focusing on testing products, tech, policy, manufacturing, and global research.
DrBine’s Newsletter
by DrBines verbales Vitriol
Explore scientific topics with a satirical twist from DrBine’s Newsletter by DrBines verbales Vitriol.
Macroscience | Andrew Gerard | Substack
by Andrew Gerard
Andrew Gerard, IFP Senior Metascience Fellow, authors Macroscience, exploring federal science policy and the US research ecosystem to improve American science.
Tim Seyrek | Substack
by Tim Seyrek
Tim Seyrek, a clinical psychology student, explores human behavior, mind, and consciousness, connecting neuroscience, philosophy, research, and classic literature.
Kit Yates - Math(s) and the real world
by Kit Yates
Mathematician Kit Yates explores the interface of maths, science, and society, gathering insightful content previously spread across other platforms.
Fields & Energy
by Hans G. Schantz
Hans G. Schantz critically examines electromagnetism, advocating a return to 19th-century physics and a dualistic interpretation of fields and energy to resolve puzzles.
Mind & Meaning: The Science Behind Belief | Brian C. Alston | Substack
by Brian C. Alston
Mind & Meaning explores the science and psychology of belief systems. Offers cutting-edge research, expert insights, and discussions on how the mind processes faith.
we have the data
by wehavethedata
wehavethedata sends daily recaps of viral data in economics, tech, and maps. From the creator of a massive 400k-follower Instagram account.
Homo Economicus | Nicholas Decker | Substack
by Nicholas Decker
Nicholas Decker, a PhD candidate in Economics at George Mason University, explores global poverty reduction, with a particular focus on Sub-Saharan Africa.
The TruthZones Substack
by Belinda Fettke
This newsletter fosters a community for readers to engage in discussions and shared interests within its comment section.
Crossing Zero | Dr Anders Sørensen | Substack
by Dr Anders Sørensen
Clinical psychologist Dr. Anders Sørensen guides readers through safe psychiatric drug withdrawal, exploring emotional navigation and building a life beyond medication.