Emily Weinstein is the editor in chief of New York Times Cooking and Food. She also writes the popular NYT Cooking newsletter Five Weeknight Dishes.

Emily S. Weinstein was the Commerce Department Fellow at Georgetown’s Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET). In her previous role as a Research Fellow at CSET, she focused on U.S. national competitiveness in AI/ML technology and U.S.-China technology competition, conducting research on China’s S&T ecosystem, talent flows, and ...

Weinstein studies the intersections of contemporary technologies with the social, emotional, and civic lives of adolescents and emerging adults. Her research draws on a variety of methodological approaches, including digital post analyses, interviews, surveys, focus groups, and experiments.

Emily Weinstein is the editor in chief of Cooking and Food at The New York Times, overseeing NYT Cooking, as well as The Times’s food journalism and restaurant reviews. She...

Dr. Emily Weinstein is a social scientist who has spent over a decade researching the ways today’s technologies are shaping and reshaping adolescents’ lives. Her work chases answers to questions like: What is like for teens to grow up with social media? How does radical connectivity matter for social, emotional, and civic development?

Emily Weinstein is the Food and Cooking editor of The New York Times, including The Times’s recipe app, NYT Cooking. She is also the author of the popular New York Times recipe newsletter Five Weeknight Dishes, and she was part of a team that received a James Beard Foundation Award in 2018 for innovative storytelling in food. Emily graduated ...

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Emily Weinstein is a Principal Investigator at Project Zero and Co-Director of the new Center for Digital Thriving. For over a decade, her work has focused on chasing answers to questions like: How do today’s technologies shape teens’ lives and development?

Dr. Emily Weinstein (she/her) is a psychologist, researcher, author, and lecturer who has spent over a decade at Harvard working on questions like: How do youth experience adolescence in an age of social media? What can adults do to help?

Dr. Emily Weinstein is a psychologist, author, educator & Harvard-based researcher. For over a decade, Emily’s work has focused on chasing answers to questions like: How do today’s technologies shape teens’ lives and development? What’s hard for young people today, and why?