Science magazine's 2025 scientific breakthrough roundup: a look at what scientific advances have occurred this year
Science magazine's 2025 scientific breakthrough roundup: a look at what scientific advances have occurred this year
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Science has come a long way in the past 100 years, and so has Science News. Join us for our free Science News Now symposium, with renowned researchers giving their insiders’ take on the latest discoveries – and on how science can help tackle the challenges of next 100 years. Sign up: https://www.sciencenews.org/now | Science News Magazine
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Science has come a long way in the past 100 years, and so has Science News. Join us for our free Science News Now symposium, with renowned researchers giving their insiders’ take on the latest discoveries – and on how science can help tackle the challenges of next 100 years. Sign up: https://www.sciencenews.org/now | Science News Magazine
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Science Magazine – March 14, 2025 Research Preview
Science Magazine – March 14, 2025 Research Preview
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With lab experiments, researchers are trying to untangle the ways in which stone tools were made tens of thousands of years ago. In this video, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania used a pneumatic cylinder to drive a chunk of synthetic bone through a piece of molded glass. Read more: http://ow.ly/L3ffw Credit: H. Dibble, Univ. of Penn. | Science News Magazine
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With lab experiments, researchers are trying to untangle the ways in which stone tools were made tens of thousands of years ago. In this video, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania used a pneumatic cylinder to drive a chunk of synthetic bone through a piece of molded glass. Read more: http://ow.ly/L3ffw Credit: H. Dibble, Univ. of Penn. | Science News Magazine
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Research Preview: Science Magazine – August 30, 2024
Research Preview: Science Magazine – August 30, 2024
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3 billion birds, gone. | Science News Magazine
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3 billion birds, gone. | Science News Magazine
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Researchers in France recently delved into one of life’s fundamental questions: Why are lattes less likely to spill than regular coffee? | Science News Magazine
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This week in science news: A gum bacteria linked to Alzheimer's; mosquito birth control; and a black hole radio jet pointed at Earth. | Discover Magazine
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This is the one week of the year we don't release a new issue of Science Magazine. So, instead, enjoy this animated cover of our "Quality Control in the Cell" issue crafted by Science Visuals. See more on our Instagram: https://fcld.ly/988z89t | Science
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The Ten Most Significant Science Stories of 2025, From Medical Breakthroughs to an Interstellar Visitor
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Today, Scientific American turns 180—the oldest continuously published magazine in the U.S. 🎉 Since 1845, we’ve shared the wonders of science with the world. 💫 Dive into 180 years of discovery: sciam.com/180 🧬 Explore pivotal moments in science: https://bit.ly/4mNTpGY 🎁 Win prizes: sciam.com/180contest | Scientific American
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Dwarf mongoose immigrants, they get the job done — eventually. (Full story: http://ow.ly/LrPz30h98lC) | Science News Magazine
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These are the most-read Science News stories of 2021
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With a dunk into a pool of liquid resin, a new method can quickly draw out detailed 3-D objects like this ball. Read the full story: http://ow.ly/KrwnR | Science News Magazine
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This cuttlefish-inspired silicone material can morph into a 3-D shape and deflate again in seconds — in this clip, it looks like a succulent. One day, this could help camouflage robots in nature. (Full story: http://ow.ly/iShI30fPTCk) | Science News Magazine
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More stuff = more climate change? - Science Journal for Teens
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10 Scientific Discoveries That Changed The World
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Science Review: Scientific American – October 2023
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In the January/February 2025 double issue of Science of Mind magazine, you receive 84 pages of January 2025's “Stretch Into Possibility" PLUS 84 pages of February 2025's “Radical Interconnection" — a total of 10 feature articles, 2 sets of Daily Guides, and all the columns you love. Subscribe to the print edition for just $3.08 a month or the digital edition for $14.95 a year: https://scienceofmind.com/subscribe/ The January/February 2025 issue was mailed Dec. 30. To keep on track with your Dail
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These scientists flew eggs across the ocean to save seabirds from climate change
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Diabetes can be easily reversed (and prevented). A doctor explains how | BBC Science Focus Magazine
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In the March/April 2025 double issue of Science of Mind magazine, you receive 84 pages of March 2025's “The Flow of Coming and Going" PLUS 84 pages of April 2025's “Fertilizing Our Future" — a total of 10 feature articles, 2 sets of Daily Guides, and all the columns you love. Subscribe to the print edition for just $4.07 a month or the digital edition for $19.95 a year: https://scienceofmind.com/subscribe/ | Science of Mind magazine
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Cover Preview: Science Magazine – June 3, 2022
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Why do sharks sleep? - Science Journal for Kids and Teens
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In mitochondria, respiratory supercomplexes (blue) pump protons across crista membranes to create an electrochemical gradient, fueling adenosine triphosphate (ATP) synthase (pink) to regenerate ATP—the energy currency of life. Now, cryo–electron tomography captures these supercomplexes in their native organization, illuminating how the coordinated action of these molecular machines drives life’s fundamental energy conversion. Learn more this week in Science: https://scim.ag/4kF3eGQ | Science
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Science Magazines for Kids | Scholastic Classroom Magazines
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More than 10,000 Ph.D. science experts left U.S. government jobs last year
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Research Preview: Nature Magazine – Sept. 12, 2024
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