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.
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Roger Pielke Jr. writes about science, policy and politics, with a focus on climate, extreme weather, disaster losses and energy. Readers get data-driven analysis and first-person accounts of his talks and research.
The Geyser offers opinionated commentary on scholarly publishing, open science, and the role of commercial and Big Tech interests in research. It also includes podcast episodes and updates on the authors' work on a science-reliability venture.
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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