Browse newsletters about scientific research

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.

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.

Scientific Progress

by Prof. Fred Nazar

Scientific Progress offers insightful, unconventional perspectives, challenging readers to see beyond surface-level truths and understand underlying deceptions.

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.

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.

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.

Rupert Sheldrake

by Rupert Sheldrake

Scientist Rupert Sheldrake shares essays, talks, and videos promoting fresh, holistic thinking in science, based on his ongoing research.

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.

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.

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.

Nature's Pharmacy | Cassandra Quave | Substack

by Cassandra Quave

Ethnobotanist and Emory professor Dr. Cassandra Quave shares evidence-based science on medicinal plants, traditional healing, and the quest for new natural drugs.

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.

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.

Te lo dice una cientifica | Telodiceunacientifica | Substack

by Telodiceunacientifica

Científicas de Columbia University, Arce Domingo e Irene Martinez-Morata, divulgan semanalmente contenido científico relevante para el público general.

Starts With A Bang

by Starts With A Bang

This newsletter fosters a community where readers can engage with shared interests and participate in discussions within the comments section.

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.

Everything Is Amazing | Mike Sowden | Substack

by Mike Sowden

Mike Sowden's Everything Is Amazing explores curiosity as a practical skill, unearthing scientific "wow!" moments and challenging readers to embrace adventure.

Universiteit van Nederland | Redactie | Substack

by Redactie

Universiteit van Nederland shares free podcasts & videos from top Dutch scientists, explaining complex topics for everyone, tuition-free.

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.

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.

Autiblog The Newsletter | Substack

by autiblog

Autiblog, by an autistic scientist and activist, shares articles and personal insights on autism. It amplifies autistic voices, challenging old narratives.

Cannabinoids & the People | Lex Pelger WhiteWhaleCreations | Substack

by Lex Pelger WhiteWhaleCreations

Lex Pelger offers a weekly, peer-reviewed dive into cannabinoid science, plant medicines, psychedelics, and the War on Drugs, always with musical recommendations and Moby-Dick humor.

Mendelspod

by Theral Timpson

Mendelspod, hosted by Theral Timpson, offers a front-row seat to the Century of Biology, interviewing leaders in genomics and genomic medicine.

Seeds of Science | Substack

by Seeds of Science

Seeds of Science nurtures innovative scientific ideas, promoting diverse thought and independent research. It publishes speculative articles exploring the frontiers of science.

1% Performance | Barth Fendt | Substack

by Barth Fendt

Barth Fendt analyzes scientific studies and methods from top performers, offering tips and resources inspired by high-level sports to help readers improve 1% daily.

Stroncature | Substack

by Stroncature

Stroncature offers deep, systemic analysis of complex global issues, connecting academic research with business and civil society to combat oversimplification.

Unsafe Science | Lee Jussim | Substack

by Lee Jussim

Rutgers social psychologist Lee Jussim dissects controversial social science, debunks flawed claims, and champions open inquiry, opposing academic censoriousness.

Science Matters | Science Matters - Joshua Weitz | Substack

by Science Matters - Joshua Weitz

Joshua Weitz, a bioscientist, explores urgent threats to America's scientific leadership, leveraging his expertise in viral ecology and pandemic preparedness.

EvidenzUpdate

by Denis Nößler

The author, Denis Nößler, publishes EvidenzUpdate, a newsletter whose specific topic is not detailed in the provided description.

This week in Mathematical Oncology | Jeffrey West | Substack

by Jeffrey West

This weekly newsletter by Jeffrey West consolidates important updates in mathematical oncology, featuring 10-12 links to preprints, publications, and blog posts.

Geoff Pain PhD

by GeoffPainPhD

Geoff Pain PhD explores the biologically active compound Tromethamine (Tris, THAM) and its scientific functions. From GeoffPainPhD.

Today I Learned Science | Dr. Harini Bhat | Substack

by Dr. Harini Bhat

Dr. Harini Bhat, a UCSF-trained pharmacist and viral science communicator, delivers weekly scientific tidbits, deep dives, personal insights, and expert interviews.

Scientific Discovery | Saloni Dattani | Substack

by Saloni Dattani

Saloni Dattani's Scientific Discovery newsletter breaks down complex research, explains reliability, and tackles unsolved problems in health, genetics, and medicine.

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.

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.

Popular Rationalism

by James Lyons-Weiler, PhD

James Lyons-Weiler, PhD, provides critical interpretation of public health policies and scientific studies, empowering readers to form their own informed conclusions.

ParentData by Emily Oster

Economist Emily Oster's ParentData offers data-driven guidance on fertility, pregnancy, and parenting, translating science into practical, confidence-building advice.

Nature Briefing

Nature Briefing delivers essential scientific insights, compiling top content from Nature's journalists and other leading global publications.

STAT Newsletter

STAT offers exclusive insights & stories on the forces driving life science: technologies, key figures, drug development, funding, and policy.

Quanta Magazine

Quanta Magazine delivers Pulitzer-winning, independent journalism, illuminating breakthroughs in math, physics, computer science, and basic life sciences with meticulous research.

"Science Says" translates complex scientific findings into clear, digestible insights on health, tech, and environment.

MIT Technology Review's "The Download" provides daily updates on cutting-edge tech, science breakthroughs, and their societal implications.

The Polymerist delivers in-depth analysis on polymer science, materials chemistry, and their industrial applications and innovations.