How much should we spend on scientific replication?
Institute for Progress, 2025
How to boost your research: take a sabbatical in policy
Nature World View, 2024
Working with academics: A primer for U.S. government agencies
FAS Report, 2024
Expected utility forecasting for science funding
FAS Report, 2023 — with Alice Wu
Truly open science needs knowledge synthesis
FAS Blog, 2023
AI-driven data analysis could exacerbate misaligned incentives in biomedical research
STAT First Opinion, 2023
Want to speed up scientific progress? First understand how science policy works
Nature, 2023 — with Matt Clancy, Dan Correa, Paul Niehaus, Caleb Watney, & Heidi Williams
Strengthen science by funding living evidence synthesis
STAT First Opinion, 2023 — with Julian Elliott
Structural brain measures among children with and without ADHD: A cross-sectional US population-based study
{The Lancet Psychiatry, 2022}
The extent and drivers of gender imbalance in neuroscience reference lists
{Nature Neuroscience, 2020}
Network-driven differences in mobility and optimal transitions among automatable jobs
{Royal Society Open Science, 2019}
The emergent integrated network structure of scientific research
{PloS One, 2019}
Reskilling to avoid automation
The Pudding, 2018 — with Ilia Blinderman