The Trump administration is once again proposing massive cuts to science.
Oliver Hanney writes on how RCTs may not be enough to capture the effects of AI on development.
My friend and In Development contributing editor Akib Khan is the International Economic Association’s featured economist for April.
My friend Oscar Sykes has a new article out about the history of instant coffee.
He appears to have established a niche writing about things invented in New Zealand, so expect an article on Zorbing soon.
Coefficient Giving has open RFPs on biosecurity and effective careers.
IFP is hiring for an editorial director and operations coordinator.
Tym (Self Driving Insights) is launching a new think tank on self-driving cars - launch event in London on Thursday. Come!
There’s a species of spiders with the scientific name Hotwheels sisyphus.
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