Science news this week: An ancient 'blue dragon' and atom-size black holes

This week in science news, we discovered the near-complete remains of a never-before-seen mosasaur that dominated the ancient Pacific Ocean, learned of atom-size black holes that could be ... Read More

Science News celebrates 100 years

In its first century of service, the organization published accurate, objective journalism in its Science News magazine, advised government agencies, cultivated the nation’s top science talent ... Read More

Science Friday

Sophie Bushwick, senior news editor at New Scientist ... They'll also talk about other stories from the week in science, including research into a new vaccine against urinary tract infections ... Read More

Highlights of Upcoming Week 3 of Citizen Science Month

Bats, dolphins, National Parks and a 12-hour Zooniverse Palooza are coming up for Citizen Science Month. Read More

Citizen Science Month and #OneMillionActsOfScience Needs You!

It's a packed week, with Earth Day, Arbor Day, The City Nature Challenge and more! Read More

Editorial Staff

He has also been managing editor of Current Science, a biweekly science news magazine for junior high school students published by the Weekly Reader Corporation in Stamford, Connecticut ... Read More

Rachel Feltman

She hosts and oversees the hit podcast The Weirdest Thing I Learned This Week, and helps to fill the magazine’s digital ... shared millipede news on “Science Friday,” and provided expert ... Read More

Scientific American, the oldest U.S. magazine, hits another milestone as the appetite for science news heats up

While the nation’s news cycle was focused ... But not really. The magazine’s mission, besides producing smart journalism on a range of science topics, is to make all that intelligible to ... Read More

About Us | Popular Science

Daily, PopSci unpacks the science behind the top current news stories, dissects the latest ... began as more of a scientific journal than a magazine, featuring lengthy articles from the likes ... Read More

Citizen science says anyone can be a scientist

You can be a scientist! Or at least you can play a crucial part in up-and-coming scientific research. Because citizen science is becoming increasingly accepted by researchers as a way to gather data. Read More

Mathematician Who Shed Light on Randomness in Algorithms Wins Top Prize in Computing

“As far as we know, for every problem that we face and try to solve, we can’t rule out that it has an algorithm that can solve it,” Wigderson tells Quanta Magazine ... theoretical computer science,” ... Read More