Matt Hoisch

For months, China's port of Beihai has received cargos of blacklisted Russian LNG--largely from the Novatek-operated Arctic LNG 2 plant in Northern Russia. The flagrant flouting of sanctions has been remarkable to track. Watch more in my video debut for S&P Global Energy.

Is it a sign of charming serendipity, portentous profundity, or cultural insularity that the latest edition of @NewYorker has two separate articles quoting Daniel Kwan on AI?

Indiana's Poet Laureate Curtis L. Crisler joins for episode 30 of The Laureate Project—on parades, what comes beyond the mills, and sliding past the coulda-shoulda-wouldas. hoisch.substack.com/p/indiana-curt…

Last year I became enthralled with the fact that most states in the US have their own Poet Laureate, and I began producing interviews with them to try to understand the country through its publicly appointed poets. So far, I've published 29/50. 🎧 here hoisch.substack.com

Next time…#Euros2024

Check out this engaging discussion between Louisiana poet laureate and LSU Press poet @AlisonPelegrin and @Hoischy, who is interviewing poet laureates across he country! bit.ly/3UK7mcl

There's probably an irony to posting this article on this website, which has done a lot to contribute to the "pseudo-intellectual" atmosphere Deresiewicz decries, but... persuasion.community/p/how-pseudo-i…

Reported for @Marketplace on the growing interest in biodiversity credits. marketplace.org/2023/08/09/bio…

Make public radio weird again

2023 is clicking the boxes that have a traffic light in them to prove you’re not a robot to then be able to read the article about threats to civilization from artificial intelligence.

Wednesday reading material: a new essay in the @Gates_Cambridge publication The Scholar from King's PhD student Alaa Hajyahia and @TrinCollCam's Adaiah Hudgins-Lopez, on the politics of solidarity movements. 👇👇👇 thescholar.online/post/the-polit…

Another stimulating article in this year's Scholar magazine: Nimrod Hertz reflects on his own experience learning to practise psychotherapy with remote tools in the early months of the pandemic - thescholar.online/post/logging-i… @mrccbu

Another great Scholar article: Lance Owen the unexpected ways mapmaking enhanced and hindered responses to the Covid-19 pandemic - thescholar.online/post/the-mapma… @GatesAlumni @YoursCambridge @stjohnscam

A stand-out photo essay in this year's Scholar magazine: @pollinatorpal 's stunning photos show that pollinator extinction is about more than just honeybee decline - thescholar.online/post/celebrati… @DarwinCollege @CamZoology

Thank you The Scholar @Gates_Cambridge for the opportunity to share our experience with @Hoischy and @SeethaTan, it was a pleasure and a privilege! thescholar.online/post/probing-t…

Thrilled to announce the launch of the 2023 @Gates_Cambridge digital magazine, which I've had the joy of working on this year with the best editorial team (@IlaAnanya, @Hoischy, @SeethaTan)! Some highlights... (1/7) thescholar.online

The Gates Scholar is now out and packed with interesting articles, podcasts and photo essays - thescholar.online @GatesAlumni

And Nathanael Lai jumps somewhere between fiction and reality with an uncanny piece meditating on archives, stories, and resistance in times of political turmoil. Really, this provocative piece is unlike anything I've ever seen! thescholar.online/post/on-docume…

Matthew Blacker ponders the potential shortcomings of contemporary theoretical physics (I promise, you'll understand more of it than you think!) thescholar.online/post/listening…

Over the last few months, I've gotten to work with a phenomenal editorial team to put together a digital magazine featuring current and former @Gates_Cambridge scholars. There's some really amazing work in here! A couple highlights:🧵 thescholar.online