What’s this newsletter about?

Hello, my good human! I am Lefteris and I am very interested in finding out what’s happening in the world of science and academia. In 2019 I finished my Ph.D. and started working in startups but I never really wanted to leave that world behind for good. So, I started the podcast mostly as a way for me to keep in touch with the latest trends and methodologies.

In this newsletter, I try to find out interesting stories of researchers in academics who live all over the world. I hope that by understanding better the process of doing the research we might be kinder and open-minded about scientific results and news we see on the internet.

I also love playing video games. In my effort to make gamers excited about science, I decided to start writing about “The Science in Video Games”. It’s not about how people make the games, but I am choosing an event or a special ability that exists in a game and trying to work out how would something like that be possible in real life.

Is the newsletter free?

Yes! I believe that knowledge should be freely accessible to everyone so the point is to eliminate barriers and not create new ones no matter how big or small.

That being said I do have a Patreon page in which I accept subscriptions and I’d LOVE IT if you subscribed. Paid subscriptions help me in taking time off and investing in better ways to explain complex stuff. So if you can spare a couple of dollars a month press this sexy button here.

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Can I participate?

Of course! You are actually encouraged to… I am but one person and there is a finite amount of time every day. If there is something you want to ask, or contribute you can always reach out to me via lefteris@lefterisasks.com, or just write a comment under one of the posts. Anything that’s easy for you.

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