A personal academic newsletter from a school psychology researcher at Utah State University, covering practical productivity tips such as Stata .do file templates and his software toolkit, along with lab news and yearly updates. Readers get concrete, usable workflow advice and an insider look at academic life and grant work.
Website: https://www.erikreinbergs.com/
Reviewer, too is a science newsletter by Elise Cutts examining the institutions that shape scientific discovery, belief and policy, including press releases, freedom of information law, journalism economics and German academic careers. Readers get sharp, opinionated commentary with specific references to studies, policies and conferences.
A practicing data scientist and tenured professor writes weekly essays on AI, genomics, biosecurity, and how AI is changing science, with occasional programming notes. Readers get candid, first-hand takes on research evaluation, AI disclosure policies in journals, and commentary on new biosecurity literature.
A semi-regular personal newsletter by an EU tech-law academic covering AI regulation, digital sovereignty, standardization and legal research methods, alongside reading recommendations, academic opportunities and otter pictures. Issues blend conference reflections and career updates with substantive commentary on law and technology.
A statistical geneticist's newsletter that critically examines claims about heritability, social mobility and genetic causation using the underlying data. It also covers research on university faculty diversity and the capabilities and limits of AI in academic research.
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