Browse newsletters about science policy
9 science policy newsletters from across the web
Recursive Adaptation | Nicholas Reville | Substack
by Nicholas Reville
Recursive Adaptation covers new scientific breakthroughs and medical progress in addiction treatment, aiming to solve the overdose crisis and save lives globally.
The Connected Ideas Project | Alexander Titus | Substack
by Alexander Titus
Alexander Titus's The Connected Ideas Project dissects how frontier science becomes real-world systems, covering technology, policy, foresight, and speculative fiction.
Scientific China | Substack
by The Researcher Daily
Scientific China explores China's scientific spirit and its rise as a global powerhouse, showcasing the breakthroughs, ideas, and people shaping its innovation and momentum.
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.
SciLight | Jacob Carter | Substack
by Jacob Carter
Jacob Carter's SciLight dissects how political actors undermine science-informed decisions, advocating for robust scientific integrity in government and policy.
Science Forever | Holden Thorp, Science EIC | Substack
by Holden Thorp, Science EIC
Holden Thorp, Editor-in-Chief of Science, offers his takes on science, higher education, and policy, enriched with personal insights on neurodiversity, music, and more.
The SciCommer
by Heather Doran
The SciCommer by Heather Doran delivers content focused on science communication, exploring best practices, trends, and opportunities within the field.
The Good Science Project
by Stuart Buck
Stuart Buck's Good Science Project is a non-profit think tank dedicated to improving science funding. Its newsletter, read by policymakers, covers innovative, effective research.
Scienza in rete Newsletter | Substack
by Scienza in rete
Scienza in rete is an editorial project by Agenzia Zadig, in collaboration with Gruppo 2003, focused on scientific research and its dissemination.