In part 2 of the “By community request” series, Sheeva talks about more science in the Epstein files as requested by the community of people following this project.
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Science in the Epstein files: By Community Request (Part 1 — Instagram Reels)
In part 1 of the “By community request” series, Sheeva talks about the small, but growing, community of people making the “Science in the Epstein files” series possible.
Science in the Epstein files: “Lots of interesting scientists visiting” Zorro Ranch
Sheeva talks about why everyone should care that scientists purportedly visited the Epstein ranch in New Mexico.
Science in the Epstein files: Living above the law, Jeffrey Epstein reinforced sexism in science
“The women are all weak and a distraction,” Epstein wrote about women in STEM.
Science in the Epstein files: Epstein’s post-jail welcome from elite scientists meant he could continue to influence science
Jeffrey Epstein’s science influence only grew after leaving his Palm Beach County Jail prison term early.
Science in the Epstein files: What are implicated scientists saying?
Sheeva looks into attitudes Epstein-affiliated researchers have about their own ties.
Science in the Epstein files: Jeffrey Epstein, freshly out of jail, was thanked in a 2010 Nature paper
Sheeva tells the story of how, in 2010, freshly out of jail, Epstein was thanked in a Nature paper.
Here’s every scientist I found in the Epstein Files
Sheeva brings receipts to the discussion of scientists in the Epstein files.
USAID’s Closure, Six Months Later: What are the impacts and who is filling the void?
Monet Wright unpacks the aftermath of USAID’s closing, six months later.
Participatory Action Research as a Research-Based Framework for Rapidly-Evolving Public Health Messaging
Participatory action research could improve public trust in science and communication during health crises.
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