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Stuart Buck is Executive Director of the Good Science Project, working to improve scientific research and its funding. Previously a vice president at Arnold Ventures, he supported reproducibility research and helped launch open-science institutions. He is a Harvard Law School graduate, formerly worked at Kellogg Hansen, and is also an author and classical guitarist.

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Stuart Buck is Executive Director of the Good Science Project, working to improve scientific research and its funding. Previously a vice president at Arnold Ventures, he supported reproducibility research and helped launch open-science institutions. He is a Harvard Law School graduate, formerly worked at Kellogg Hansen, and is also an author and classical guitarist.

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Stuart Buck studied at University of Arkansas (PhD in Education Policy and Ph.D.), Harvard University (JD, Harvard Law School), University of Georgia (Master’s degree and Bachelor’s degree), and Harvard Law School (J.D., cum laude).

Senior Advisor at Social Science Research Council from 2022 to Present in New YorkAdvising a national social science organization on how to improve research.
Executive Director at Good Science Project until PresentWorks on scientific reproducibility and improving the effectiveness of research funding.
Vice President of Research at Arnold Ventures/Laura and John Arnold Foundation from 2012 to 2021 in Houston, TXAdvised the Board of Directors for a $2 billion fund on the strategic value of research across its issue areas, including over $500 million in investments. Developed and led strategy for an additional $60+ million of investments focused on improving research and data-sharing.
Associate at Kellogg, Huber, Hansen, Todd, Evans & Figel from 2004 to 2008 in Washington, DCRepresented Verizon, SBC, and BellSouth in many administrative cases before state regulatory commissions involving complex commercial contracts, briefed many appellate cases, drafted FCC comments, and drafted memos advising high-level executives. Won unanimous decision in Miller
Associate at Hughes & Luce from 2002 to 2003 in Dallas, TXWorked on complex tax litigation, SEC litigation, and regulatory proceedings.
Law Clerk at Hon. Stephen F. Williams from 2001 to 2002 in D.C. Circuit
Law Clerk at Hon. David A. Nelson from 2000 to 2001 in Sixth Circuit
Vice President of Research at Arnold Ventures until UnknownSupported scientific reproducibility and helped establish open-science institutions.
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