Campuslivet is a Norwegian newsletter where an academic shares reflections, practical advice and lessons from working life in universities. Readers get candid, personal takes on academic roles, planning, PhD supervision and everyday institute culture.
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Essays on economic history by an academic economic historian, covering medieval economies, long-run growth debates and developments in scholarly research. Posts combine engagement with the historiography and data such as Domesday Book and Malthusian benchmarks with commentary on the profession.
A newsletter on statistical genetics that critically examines heritability claims, academic policy and the use of AI in research. Readers get data-driven analysis of published datasets and hands-on experiments from a practicing researcher.
A neuroscientist at UC San Diego writes personal, rigorous essays on where brain science is overstated or misused, from EEG hype and pseudoscience to the limits of research on exam accommodations. The pieces mix careful evidence review with memoir and teaching anecdotes.
A practicing data scientist and tenured professor writes about AI, genomics, biosecurity, and how AI is changing scientific practice. Issues combine personal opinion on academic evaluation and publishing norms with pointers to relevant research and calls for papers.
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