Science Archive
Archives for March 2022
A tiny sample of dust collected by Neil Armstrong will go up for auction next month.
A new study shows the risks that can come from research into AI and biology.
Europe’s plans to get more gas from the US is at odds with its climate commitments.
The fight over gene-edited meat, explained.
A Hong Kong doctor explains the critical weak point behind the city’s spike in Covid-19 deaths.
The PREVENT Pandemics Act is a good bill. It isn’t enough to prevent pandemics.
The same: The brutal math of exponential growth. Different: Our pandemic fatigue is worse than ever.
Why countries with strong Covid-19 policies are now getting hammered.
At the worst possible time.
Our sense of smell is still a mystery. But that’s not stopping research on robot noses.
The complicated ways climate change affects migration, explained.
The world is crafting a plan to save nature. Will Indigenous people get a say?
The case against changing clocks is less about later sunsets year-round and more about consistency.
The air around us is vibrating with sonic lessons, says an award-winning biologist. All we have to do is listen.
The US ban on Russian imports has a modest effect, but what comes next matters more.