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Magazine
In the October 1 SN: Meet the SN 10 — up-and-coming scientists exploring big questions, Tasmanian devils resist an epidemic of cancer, the ebb and flow of one man’s microbiome, oldest fossils, Juno’s first closeups of Jupiter and more.
- SN Online
SN Online
- Science Future
Upcoming events
- 50 Years Ago
New star dating method
- People
Spreading a scientific way of life
- Letters to the Editor
Letters to the editor
- Reviews & Previews
My Beloved Brontosaurus
Poor Brontosaurus. First named in 1879 when a paleontologist mistook an Apatosaurus skeleton for a new type of long-necked sauropod, Brontosaurus may be the most well-known dinosaur that never existed. Though the error was corrected in scientific circles as early as 1903, the iconic behemoth lingered in museums, movies and the public imagination for decades.
- Reviews & Previews
BOOK REVIEW: Blindspot: Hidden Biases of Good People by Mahzarin Banaji and Anthony Greenwald
- Reviews & Previews
Weird Life: The Search for Life That Is Very, Very Different from Our Own by David Toomey
- Reviews & Previews
Heart of Darkness
An astrophysicist and a science historian describe the search for the universe’s unseen dark matter and dark energy.
Princeton Univ., 2013, 299 p., $27.95
- Reviews & Previews
Frankenstein's Cat
This exploration of genetic engineering’s promise envisions a world in which pets are cloned and endangered species can be saved.
Scientific American/Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 2013, 241 p., $26