ArtsJanuary 1, 2023
If Future Humans Terraformed a New Earth, Could They Get It Right?
A novel that redefines personhood, greed and despair in biotech, arguing for a singular reality, and more books
Arts
ArtsJanuary 1, 2023
Poem: ‘Weight’
Science in meter and verse
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ArtsDecember 1, 2022
How Beavers Shaped America, from Capitalism to Climate Change
The sweeping influence of one weird rodent, an ecological thriller, tender essays on deep-sea creatures, and more books out this month
ArtsNovember 1, 2022
Parasites Revealed to Be ‘Unseen Influencers’ of All Ecosystems
A social history of measurements, an anthology of new speculative fiction, and more books
ArtsNovember 1, 2022
Poem: ‘Mosses’
Science in meter and verse
CultureJune 29, 2022
How Indigenous Groups Are Using 3-D Technology to Preserve Ancient Practices
To safeguard fragile cultural objects, some groups are replicating them with digital models
ArtsMay 27, 2022
This New Album Makes Beautiful Music out of Gravity, the Elements and Photosynthesis
The British band the Sound of Science elevates edutainment on its debut
ArtsMay 1, 2022
Poem: ‘The Algorithm’
Science in meter and verse
ArtsMay 1, 2022
Inside an Arctic Expedition, Natural History of Fragrance, Essays on Places in Peril, and More
Recommendations from the editors of Scientific American
ArtsApril 1, 2022
Grayscale Lives in a Future Pandemic, Surveilling Memory, Saving Coral Reefs, and More
Recommendations from the editors of Scientific American
AnimalsMarch 10, 2022
New Augmented Reality Models Bring Ice Age Animals to Virtual Life
Researchers want their models to inspire more accurate reconstructions of extinct animals such as mammoths and saber-toothed cats
HistoryMarch 8, 2022
How Much Medieval Literature Has Been Lost?
An ecological model suggests islands are better at preserving literature as well as species