Asimov Press returns with focus on original biotech reporting and thesis-driven philanthropy
NikoMcCarty · x · 2026-09-09
After a six-month pause, biotech journal Asimov Press is back with a renewed focus on original reporting, investigations, and thesis-driven philanthropy, partnering with Renaissance Philanthropy to turn published ideas into microgrants, workshops, and fundraising support. It cites examples like Brian Wang's piece that led to a $50M ARIA program.
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