Scientific American Magazine

An important new theory is based on the statistical character of language. In it the concept of entropy is closely linked with the concept of information

When monkeys are injected with their own brain tissue they develop neurological disorders. This remarkable fact raises the question of whether a similar process may occur in man

The classical debate over their origin is gradually being resolved. The author sets forth his summary of the meteorite theory

Under the baleful shadow of bomb politics, it is making halting progress toward the goal of constructive uses for atomic energy. A report on the vast AEC enterprise

A report on the significant new finding that schizoid patients are unable to vary their production of some hormones to adjust to the varying situations of life

The great Swiss biologist had two careers. The second, which began with his arrival in the U. S., did much to awaken the American people to the importance of science

As man has learned to dive deeper and deeper, he has taken an increasing interest in the remarkable diving abilities of the great oceangoing mammals