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Jeremy Klemin
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Impact Stories
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October 28, 2025
If you ask Abel Brodeur about his interest in p-hacking — manipulating data or analysis to get a statistically significant result — he'll be honest with you.
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Editor’s note: This article was published under our former name, Open Philanthropy. The TuriTap, a new low-tech water chlorination device that operates without electricity, entered a crucial phase of testing in January: a randomized controlled trial across 40 health care facilities in western Kenya. For Open Philanthropy, this represents...
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Britney Budiman
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Impact Stories
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October 22, 2024
In October, our longtime grantee David Baker won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for groundbreaking work in protein design. We wanted to take the opportunity to highlight his work and some of its practical applications, such as enabling better vaccines.
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Britney Budiman
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Impact Stories
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August 26, 2024
The Global Aid Policy team estimates that in Western nations like the U.K., for every $1,000 spent on overseas development assistance, aid advocacy funders spend around $2.60 attempting to support and inform its allocation. Meanwhile, in Japan, advocacy spending is a mere $0.25 for the same amount. The following case study highlights one grantee helping to drive this work forward.
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Jeremy Klemin
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Blog Posts
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July 30, 2024
Editor’s note: This article was published under our former name, Open Philanthropy. Some content may be outdated. You can see our latest writing here. It’s September 2016, and Aaron Ross is in the quiet Parisian suburb of Massy, sitting in a sleek conference room at Carrefour’s headquarters. Carrefour is either...
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