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Tropic Press: J.C. Bruce

by J.C. Bruce

Veteran journalist J.C. Bruce's Tropic Press provides eclectic news on politics, science, medicine, and culture, with a Florida focus. He is also an award-winning novelist.

SeattleDataGuy’s Newsletter

by SeattleDataGuy

Ben Rogojan, the Seattle Data Guy, explores data infrastructure, engineering, and the technical and human aspects of solving data problems for engineers and managers.

By the Numbers

by Hannah Ritchie

Hannah Ritchie, Head of Research at Our World in Data, uses a data-driven approach to explore sustainability, covering climate, energy, food, and human wellbeing.

Read Max

by Max Read

Max Read's twice-weekly newsletter provides an idiosyncratic and funny guide to new ideas and trends in tech, politics, and culture.

Curt Jaimungal

by Curt Jaimungal

Curt Jaimungal (Theories of Everything) shares exclusive content: opinions on theories, original ideas, breakdowns of complex concepts, and early access to podcasts.

Liberty’s Highlights

by Liberty

Liberty curates interesting finds, essays, and interviews across diverse topics, from finance to serendipitous discoveries. A non-linear exploration aiming to expand your mind.

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.

Core Memory

by Ashlee Vance

Ashlee Vance's Core Memory explores compelling people and breakthroughs in science and technology via deep-dive articles, podcasts, and films.

DataExpert.io Newsletter

by Zach Wilson

A weekly newsletter helping data engineering professionals navigate the dizzying, fast-moving landscape, providing insights to stay nimble and grow their careers.

Ahead of AI

by Sebastian Raschka, PhD

Sebastian Raschka, PhD, an LLM Research Engineer, offers clear, insightful updates on the latest AI, machine learning, and deep learning research trends.

Daily Dose of Data Science

by Avi Chawla

Daily Dose of Data Science by Avi Chawla delivers concise, actionable tips on data science frameworks, Python, and machine learning, designed for busy professionals.

Nepetalactone Newsletter

by Anandamide

Explore Decentralized Medicine with the Nepetalactone Newsletter by Anandamide. Insights on evolving healthcare in the Health category.

The Last Class with Robert Reich | The Last Class Film | Substack

by The Last Class Film

A community for 'The Last Class' film, documenting Robert Reich's final semester. It sparks conversation on education and democracy, offering screenings and live chats.

Breakaway | Jonathan Melville | Substack

by Jonathan Melville

Jonathan Melville's Breakaway newsletter delivers updates on the latest scientific research and guidance for creating training plans in endurance sports.

Esto no es economía | Nico Ajzenman | Substack

by Nico Ajzenman

Economist Nico Ajzenman (PhD) links academic research to real-world problems, exploring human behavior and societal issues, revealing economics' true insights.

The Female Lead | Substack

by The Female Lead

The Female Lead empowers women with inspirational stories, myth-busting research, and global educational resources. Covers relationships, self, work, society, money, and health.

The Football Scientist Newsletter

by James Malone

Weekly practical football advice from The Football Scientist Newsletter by James Malone. Actionable insights for your practice.

Startup Investing | Shruti Gandhi | Substack

by Shruti Gandhi

Startup investor Shruti Gandhi, founder of Array Ventures, shares insights from her decade in venture capital, focusing on enterprise, data, and deep tech startups.

Misguided: The Newsletter

by Matthew Facciani

Matthew Facciani's Misguided newsletter delivers articles and podcasts on misinformation, science communication, and media literacy, fostering a curious community.

ClarifiEd | Dr. Claire Honeycutt🕊️❤️ | Substack

by Dr. Claire Honeycutt🕊️❤️

Neuroscientist Dr. Claire Honeycutt helps parents raise deep-thinking, courageous children, sharing brain-aligned strategies, practical lessons, and podcast wisdom.

波士頓書評 Boston Review of Books

by 波士頓書評 Boston Review of Books

Boston Review of Books is an independent NGO media introducing humanities and social sciences to the Chinese community, upholding "No forbidden zones in reading."

Physiologically Speaking

by Brady Holmer

Brady Holmer's "Physiologically Speaking" provides the latest science in physiology, health, and nutrition, breaking down new studies for health optimization.

Artizen Newsletter | René Pinnell | Substack

by René Pinnell

René Pinnell's Artizen Newsletter helps creators secure funding for breakthroughs in art, science, technology, and culture, sharing tips and insights.

Insight Trunk

by Insight Trunk

Insight Trunk offers a community for people to share interests and engage in discussions within the comments section.

Hidden Brain

by Shankar Vedantam

Shankar Vedantam's Hidden Brain looks at the world with new eyes, revealing insights into human behavior and society that are often hidden in plain sight.

Margo’s Speculative Fiction

by Margo Bond Collins

Margo Bond Collins's newsletter lets readers choose from episodes on science fiction romance and discuss urban fantasy directly with the author.

The Computist Journal | Alejandro Piad Morffis | Substack

by Alejandro Piad Morffis

Alejandro Piad Morffis, a college professor, dissects AI, formal systems, and CS theory, with opinionated essays on science, education, and philosophy.

Reality’s Last Stand | Colin Wright | Substack

by Colin Wright

Evolutionary biologist Colin Wright's Reality's Last Stand delivers weekly news, analysis, and opinion on free speech, science, and reality.

ZOE — Feel healthier. In weeks.

ZOE offers a personalized nutrition program and test kit, based on the world's largest study of individual metabolic and gut microbiome responses to food.

DrBine’s Newsletter

by DrBines verbales Vitriol

Explore scientific topics with a satirical twist from DrBine’s Newsletter by DrBines verbales Vitriol.

Things Hidden in Complexity

by Moriarty

Moriarty analyzes complex trends from diverse disciplines, revealing unexplored connections and forecasting cascade events. Expect unorthodox, edge science.

Words About Birds

by GrrlScientist

GrrlScientist covers science, biology, zoology, conservation, and health in reports, stories, and reviews. New MWF.

The Great Gender Divergence | Alice Evans | Substack

by Alice Evans

Alice Evans (Stanford, King's College London) explores the great gender divergence, examining why societies differ in equality and the social forces driving change.

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.

The Quantum Cat | Alastair Williams | Substack

by Alastair Williams

Physicist Alastair Williams demystifies space, physics, and the cosmos. The Quantum Cat explores everything from galaxies to humanity's scientific journey, inspired by Schrödinger.

Computer, Enhance!

by Casey Muratori

Casey Muratori's Computer, Enhance! delivers in-depth programming articles, long-form interviews, and beginner-friendly programming courses.

Longevity Code | Ollie J. Whitby | Substack

by Ollie J. Whitby

Ollie J. Whitby, a biological scientist, shares science-backed insights for healthy aging and longevity, emphasizing proactive lifestyle changes to prevent chronic diseases.

The Researcher Daily | Substack

by The Researcher Daily

Researcher Daily translates complex academic research and scientific discoveries into accessible, engaging, and understandable insights, sparking real-world change.

Aether Pirates of the Matterium!

by clif high

Aether Pirates of the Matterium! by clif high is a Science newsletter exploring themes suggested by its unique title.

Dr. Andrea Love | ImmunoLogic | Substack

by Dr. Andrea Love

ImmunoLogic, by biomedical scientist Dr. Andrea Love, delivers evidence-based science education, debunking misinformation on health, wellness, and more.

Stained Glass Woman | Doc Impossible | Substack

by Doc Impossible

Zoe, a professor and trans woman, shares personal essays on trans identity, science, philosophy, and navigating C-PTSD and trauma.

StayCurious Metabolism | Nick Norwitz MD PhD | Substack

by Nick Norwitz MD PhD

Nick Norwitz MD PhD (Harvard MD, Oxford PhD) delivers engaging, nuanced science and deep dives into cutting-edge metabolism and nutrition research.

Founders' Psyche | Ashish Kulkarni | Substack

by Ashish Kulkarni

Ashish Kulkarni's Founders' Psyche decodes the psychology behind startup success, offering research-backed insights and mental models for founders and investors.

Sesgo de Confirmación | Ramon Nogueras | Substack

by Ramon Nogueras

Ramon Nogueras, a behavioral psychologist and author, offers evidence-based insights into human behavior and psychology research, challenging common misconceptions.

Unacceptable Jessica

by Jessica Rose

Dive into Science with Unacceptable Jessica by Jessica Rose. Exploring scientific subjects and the nature of experimentation.

The Noösphere | Katie Jagielnicka | Substack

by Katie Jagielnicka

Katie Jagielnicka challenges dominant narratives around human nature and inequality, particularly gender and economic, grounding conversations in evidence.

Science Is Not The Answer

by William M Briggs

Author William M Briggs delivers a dose of humorous skepticism, challenging common assumptions about sex, community, and what constitutes 'randomness'.

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.

Athenaum Kitap Kulübü | Pelin Dilara Colak | Substack

by Pelin Dilara Colak

Pelin Dilara Colak's Athenaum is a digital book club, offering monthly curated readings, analyses, and online discussions on thought, art, and science.

Now What | Melinda Wenner Moyer | Substack

by Melinda Wenner Moyer

Science journalist Melinda Wenner Moyer's Now What newsletter empowers parents with evidence-based strategies to navigate modern challenges and debunk unrealistic parenting advice.