WorksSaloni Dattani
Saloni Dattani is a PhD student in psychiatric genetics at King’s College London and The University of Hong Kong. Her science writing has been featured in Quillette, UnHerd and The New Statesman. You can follow her on twitter here.
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Words by Nick Whitaker & Saloni Dattani
Interview: Ted Nordhaus on ecomodernism
Words by Nick Whitaker & Saloni Dattani
Are technology and the environment friends or foes? In this wide-ranging conversation, Nick Whitaker and Saloni Dattani discuss climate policy, activism and ecomodernism with Ted Nordhaus, director of the Breakthrough Institute.
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Words by Saloni Dattani & Nathaniel Bechhofer
The speed of science
Words by Saloni Dattani & Nathaniel Bechhofer
Critics of scientific reform maintain that transparency comes at the cost of speed. What can disciplines of science learn from each other to break free of this crisis and expand our universe of knowledge?
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Vaccines have given us a vision of science at its best. We’re back with a new issue of Works in Progress on science in the 21st century and our ambitions for its future.
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What has tech ever done for us? As researchers race to deliver a vaccine for Covid-19, we’ve been reflecting on the drivers of technological progress and the impact technology has had on our lives.
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If you’ve subscribed to our newsletter, you’ve probably already read some of the writing in our first issue. But what is this project all about? Who are we? And who is the man in the icon of our website?
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Although Viktor Zhdanov’s name is little known today, he spearheaded one of the greatest projects in history. Who was he and what did he do?
