
A podcast about macroscientific theory, policy, and strategy www.macroscience.org
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 12 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Categories | TechnologyScience | ||||

IN THIS EPISODE: Professor Heidi Williams, Professor Paul Niehaus, and Matt Clancy walk through academic, non-profit and private sector paths to research, the importance of your surroundings, and how you can find good use-inspired questions.
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IN THIS EPISODE: Journalist Derek Thompson and economist Eli Dourado investigate the bottlenecks standing in the way of the invention vs. the diffusion of ideas. They discuss whether new ideas are getting harder to find, how to get these new ideas to... more
IN THIS EPISODE: Journalist Dylan Matthews leads a conversation with Open Philanthropy CEO Alexander Berger, Professor Tyler Cowen, and IFP Co-CEO Caleb Watney. Together, they explore the relationship between effective, robust scientific institutions... more
IN THIS EPISODE: Journalist Dylan Matthews sits down with Professor Tyler Cowen, Matt Clancy, and Jacob Trefethen to discuss whether there are tensions between accelerating science and safety. With case studies where society has faced this tradeoff b... more
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Exploring the intricate intersections of scientific theory and practice, conversations focus on macroscientific perspectives that shape policy and strategy in today's complex world. The episodes frequently address innovative funding models, experimental methodologies, and the challenges inherent in scientific research, ranging from historical evaluations to modern technological dilemmas. Through dialogues with experts from various fields, the discussions illuminate the pivotal role of meta-science in fostering collaboration among scholars and refining the processes that underpin significant scientific advancements. Notably, the podcast emphasizes the need for flexibility and curiosity-driven exploration within the scientific landscape, pres... more
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Recent guests on The Macroscience Podcast include:
1. Eli Dourado
2. Dylan Matthews
3. Alexander Berger
4. Tyler Cowen
5. Patrick Hsu
6. Adam Marblestone
7. Jon Askonas
8. Matt Clancy
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