Asimov Press publishes long-form essays and books about biology, covering topics from how cells work to the history of laboratory tools and the nature of species. Readers get carefully researched, narrative-driven writing plus announcements of the press's book projects.

Philosophical essays by Vasconcelos Blomberg on the edges of biology, public health, cognition and AI, written in a first-person, phenomenological voice with occasional analytic argument. Readers get considered reflections on misinformation, embodied knowledge, and the lived experience of waiting while working with AI agents.

A neuroscientist's bar-themed essay newsletter that explains science through long, character-driven pours, such as how the brain clears waste during sleep and how Brownian motion and termite stigmergy work. Readers get clear, well-sourced explanations of physics and biology wrapped in a personal, storytelling voice.

Essays on science, biology, AI alignment and the quirks of internet discourse, written with a wry, speculative voice. Each issue works through an unusual question or theory, often with humor and explicit epistemic caveats.