The International Union of Scientists publishes advocacy-oriented pieces on science policy, sanctions affecting research, and anti-militarism, including a call for solidarity with Cuban science and a campaign to move a mathematics congress out of the United States. Readers get a one-sided political perspective framed around the organisation's positions, with occasional interviews and petitions.
Website: https://www.iuscientists.org/
Roger Pielke Jr. writes on science, policy and politics, combining data-driven analysis with commentary on climate, energy, budgets and public debate. Issues include interactive tools, original quantitative analysis and personal reports from events.
K-Welle is a newsletter examining how technology moves from public research labs in Korea and Germany toward industry, focusing on funding, cost-bearing and the pilot stage. Each issue combines sourced statistics, policy context and case studies such as battery recycling in Europe.
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.
Macroscience is a newsletter about improving how science is funded, organized and evaluated, with a focus on metascience, research institutions and science policy. Readers get analysis of government metascience initiatives, debates between policy experts, and commentary from economists on how AI may reshape scientific progress.
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