No One Knows How the Biggest Animals on Earth--Baleen Whales--Find Their Food
How do giant filter-feeding whales find their tiny prey? The answer could be key to saving endangered species
Features
Fixing the Hated Open-Design Office
Open-office designs create productivity and health problems. New insights from Deaf and autistic communities could fix them
The Little-Known Origin Story behind the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physics
In 1949 physicist Chien-Shiung Wu devised an experiment that documented evidence of entanglement. Her findings have been hidden in plain sight for more than 70 years
Leopards Are Living among People. And That Could Save the Species
For leopards to survive, we must learn to live with them
Quantum Physics Falls Apart without Imaginary Numbers
Imaginary numbers—the square roots of negative numbers—are an inescapable part of quantum theory, a study shows
What an Endless Conversation with Werner Herzog Can Teach Us about AI
An AI-generated conversation between Werner Herzog and Slavoj Žižek is definitely entertaining, but it also illustrates the crisis of misinformation beginning to befall us
Departments
- From the Editor
The Best Habitats for Whales, Leopards and Office Workers
- Letters
Readers Respond to the December 2022 Issue
- Advances
Stone Age Animal Urine Could Solve a Mystery about Technological Development
First 'Vagina-on-a-Chip' Will Help Researchers Test Drugs
Science News Briefs from around the World: April 2023
Scientists Fire Lasers at the Sky to Control Lightning
Dogs Can Carry Mutant Flu Strains
Strange Material Breaks a Classic Rule of Physics
Scientists Create the Smallest-Ever Moving Cell
What the First Lung Delivered by Drone Means for Transplant Science
How Magnetic Fields Control Galactic Growth
Oyster Mushroom Venom Kills Roundworms--So the Mushrooms Can Feast
This Microbe Withstands an Incredible Range of Pressures
- Forum
The U.S. Could Help Solve Its Poverty Problem with a Universal Basic Income
- The Science of Health
Telehealth Is Proving to be a Boon to Cancer and Diabetes Care
- The Science Agenda
Use Nature as Infrastructure
- 50, 100 & 150 Years Ago
50, 100 & 150: April 2023
- Graphic Science
The Science of Melting Chocolate
- Reviews
A Sightseeing Tour of the Universe, Mutated Underground Creatures, Boy Raised by Forest Androids, Gigantic Fish, Perfume's Vitality
- Meter
Poem: 'Extravehicular Activity'
- Mind Matters
Kindness Can Have Unexpectedly Positive Consequences
- Observatory
Landslides Kill and Hurt Thousands, but Science Largely Ignores These Disasters
- The Universe
Volcanic Activity on Mars Upends Red Planet Assumptions
- Q&A
FBI Takes Down Hive Criminal Ransomware Group
