TechnologyJune 11, 2015
The Science of Online Dating
Looking to get ahead in the online dating world? Science has evidence for some surprising tips.
—Eliene Augenbraun, Christopher Intagliata
Stories by Eliene Augenbraun
Eliene Augenbraun is a multimedia science producer, formerly Nature Research's Multimedia Managing Editor and Scientific American's senior video producer. Before that, she founded and ran ScienCentral, an award-winning news service providing ABC and NBC with science news stories. She has a PhD in Biology.
CognitionJune 2, 2015
Genes Orchestrate Musical Ability
It might take practice to get to Carnegie Hall but scientists found that it takes a set of dozens of genes in the brain working together to make that practice pay off.
EvolutionMay 22, 2015
Scientific American Presents a Beetle Curator
Max Barclay curates insects at London's Museum of Natural History. He discovered the only known beetles collected by the famed 19th century explorer, Dr. David Livingstone, in a dusty old box.
The SciencesMay 21, 2015
When Black Holes Collide
When supermassive black holes run into each other, the fabric of space and time gets a little bit wrinkled.
PolicyMay 14, 2015
Scientific American Presents: Neil deGrasse Tyson-on StarTalk [Video]
Neil deGrasse Tyson is host of StarTalk, which is both a top-rated podcast and a television series on National Geographic Channel. Click here for full transcript
Space & PhysicsMay 14, 2015
Scientific American Presents: Neil deGrasse Tyson on StarTalk
Neil deGrasse Tyson is host of StarTalk, which is both a top-rated podcast and a television series on National Geographic Channel