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Stuart Buck

Georgia
As seen in: Medium, Nature, The MIT Press, Scientific American, Sensible Medicine, Substack, The Good Science Project, Science Magazine, The Dallas Morning News, STAT and
Executive Director, Good Science Project Formerly: @arnold_ventures, @harvard_law, @kellogghansen Classical guitarist and author
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Recent Metascience Articles

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By Stuart Buck
| goodscienceproject.org
Lots of great reading material just in the past week: 1. On moonshots: Leya Mohsin, “The Science of Moonshots: Using Evidence to Design Transformative Initiatives” and Tom Kalil, “The Role of Philanthropy in Identifying and Pursuing AI Moonshots.” The first item here arose out of a Federation of American Scientists event called “Moonshots for Metascience, and Metascience for Moonshots” (I was a panelist).
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Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Indirect Costs (But Were Afraid to Ask)

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By Stuart Buck
| goodscienceproject.org
This is a guest post from Jeremy M. Berg, who is currently Professor of Computational and Systems Biology at the University of Pittsburgh. Berg received his B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in chemistry. He started as an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Johns Hopkins University in 1986. He moved to the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine as Director of the Department of Biophysics and Biophysical Chemistry in 1990.
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The Case for Pull Funding at the National Institutes of Health

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By Stuart Buck
| goodscienceproject.org
This is a guest post by Sarrin Chethik, a Senior Policy Analyst at the Market Shaping Accelerator. The post was first published by the Center for Global Development and the Market Shaping Accelerator on April 16, 2026. *** The White House’s fiscal year 2027 budget proposal, released earlier this month, would cut the National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding by ~$5 billion.
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