Rolling Stone
How a High School Mariachi Team Triumphed in Uvalde (May 29, 2023)
Bhad Bhabie Made Bank on OnlyFans — Now What? (April 24, 2023)
Will an Oil Racket Destroy One of Africa’s Most Sacred Places? (March 26, 2023)
Women In Puerto Rico Are Ending Urbano’s Boys’ Club For Good (February 21, 2023)
Lil Tjay Cheated Death. What Does a ‘Miracle Kid’ Do Next? (January 25, 2023)
A Gruesome Mutilation. A Global Manhunt. Inside One of the Most Twisted Crimes Ever (December 17, 2023)
The Retreat of the MAGA General (October 9, 2023)
Michael Fanone Is Not Your Fucking Hero (October 2, 2023)
The Climate Bill Finally Passed. The Climate Battle Has Just Begun (September 8, 2022)
The Battle for ‘Cop City’ (September 3, 2022)
Planet Hunger: Inside the Global Food Crisis (June 19, 2022)
The Climate Fight Isn’t Lost. Here Are 10 Ways to Win (April 20, 2022)
Manchin’s Coal Corruption Is So Much Worse Than You Knew (January 10, 2022)
The Sky Thief (June 24, 2021)
Business Insider
Lambda School promised a fast and cheap path to a lucrative tech career. Leaked documents and former students cast doubt on that claim. (October 25, 2021)
Popular Science
Why can't we sleep? (Spring 2021 digital issue, page 47)
Breathing Room (Spring 2021 digital issue, page 54)
A CIA spyplane crashed outside Area 51 a half-century ago. This explorer found it. (January 5, 2021: 3,206 words)
Dyanmic Duo (Winter 2020: 1,843 words)
Could an ancient megashark still lurk in the deep seas? (Fall 2020: 1,430 words)
Why do we see ghosts? (Fall 2020: 2,494 words) (error inserted post-fact-check review)
The dolls that changed the world (Summer 2020: 844 words)
Our checkered past (Summer 2020: 1,900 words)
Archaeologists and construction workers are teaming up to unearth historic relics (Spring 2020: 2,907 words)
What we learn from noisy signals from deep space (Winter 2019: 2,754 words)
What unearthing ancient cities teaches us about exploring outer space (Fall 2019: 2,626 words)
How to send messages 10,000 years into the future (Fall 2019: 1,560 words)
Rise of the Plastic Eaters (Summer 2019: 2,721 words)
Science News
How to detect, resist and counter the flood of fake news (May 6, 2021: 2,135 words)
How 5 universities tried to handle COVID-19 on campus (February 23, 2021: 2,716 words & six graphs)
These 6 graphs show Black scientists are underrepresented at every level (December 16, 2020: 1,565 words & six graphs)
Giant lasers help re-create supernovas’ explosive, mysterious physics (November 12, 2020: 3,294 words)
How to make a fake supernova (November 12, 2020: six and a half minute video script & graphics)
How next-gen computer generated maps detect partisan gerrymandering (September 7, 2020: 2,220 words)
Why do we miss the rituals put on hold by the COVID-19 pandemic? (August 15, 2020: 3,276 words)
Building playgrounds that get kids moving (April 11, 2020: 2,907 words)
To fight discrimination, the U.S. census needs a different race question (March 14, 2020: 3,327 words)
Repurposed drugs may help scientists fight the new coronavirus (March 10, 2020: 3,067 words)
For people with HIV, undetectable virus means untransmittable disease (November 23, 2019: 3,604 words)
Maryam Shanechi designs machines to read minds (October 2, 2019: 1,005 words)
Robots are becoming classroom tutors. But will they make the grade? (February 12, 2019: 3,316 words)
Young people’s memories improved when they stopped using marijuana (October 30, 2018: 511 words (post-publication))
Spectrum
How aripiprazole’s promise for treating autism fell short (February 19, 2020: first pass fact-check)
The problems with prenatal testing for autism (August 14, 2019: 2,282 words)
How ‘social touch’ shapes autism traits (May 29, 2019: 3,242 words)
In search of truce in the autism wars (April 24, 2019: 3,407 words)
How to help low-income children with autism (January 16, 2019: 3,546 words)
How pregnancy may shape a child’s autism (December 5, 2018: 3,181 words)
How history forgot the woman who defined autism (November 7, 2018: 2,431 words)
Discover
What is Dark Matter Made Of? These Are the Top Candidates (December 2019: 2,905 words)
The World Has a Fertilizer Problem. Bioengineered Corn Could Save Us (November 2019: 2,794 words)
Is Planet Nine still out there? (September/October 2019: 519 words)
The Science of Science (September/October 2019: 764 words)
Peering Inside Realistic Black Holes (September/October 2019: 1,460 words)
Plate Tectonics: The Slow Dance of Our Planet's Crust (July/August 2019: 2,009 words)
Chronostratigraphy: How Scientists Unlock Deep Time (July/August 2019: 1,880 words)
Mars Doesn't Need Our Microbes: How to Keep the Red Planet Pristine (June 2019: 1,342 words)
The Real Story Behind Game of Thrones' Dragonglass (June 2019: 1,524 words)
Legacy of Lunar Data: How Apollo Revealed our Moon (June 2019: 500 words)
George Church Wants to Make Genetic Matchmaking a Reality (May 2019: 1,958 words)
Meet the T-Rex Family (April 2019 cover story: 2,100 words)
Raising the Steaks (April 2019: 2,915 words)
These Researchers Think We Can Retrain Our Brains to Tame Chronic Pain (March 2019: 3,098 words)
An Atlas of Our Cells (March 2019: 1,574 words)
Why is a Young Man Suddenly Convinced He's a Doctor? (March 2019: 1,162 words)
Making Sense of Mommy Brain (January/February 2019: 1,588 words)
State of Science: Can We Grow New Brain Cells? (January/February 2019: 224 words)
State of Science: Earth's Flora and Fauna (PRINT ONLY January/February 2019: 1,367)
Cataloging Life: Biologists’ most ambitious plan is just firing up. (PRINT ONLY January/February 2019: 1,520 words)
Wildfire Engulfed Yellowstone 30 Years Ago. Its Recovery Could Predict The Future... (December 2018 issue: 1,455 words)
Why We Feel the Need to Knock On Wood (November 2018 issue: 1,359 words)
Is Everything Old New Again? (October 2018 issue: 418 words)
Understanding the Amazon By Digging Into the Ground Beneath It (October 2018 issue: 1,140 words)
The Man Who Lost His Language Overnight (September 2018 issue: 1,334 words)
September 2018 Trending Items (PRINT ONLY September 2018 issue: 663 words)
20 Things You Didn't Know About ... Ants (July/August 2018 issue: 688 words)
Milky Way (July/August 2018 issue: 649 words)
Autonomous Cars (July/August 2018 issue: 723 words)
Tumors in Real Time (May 2018 issue: 576 words)
Juno Delivers Jupiter’s Secrets (January/February 2018 issue: 220 words)
Psychedelic Drug Tapped for PTSD Therapy (January/February 2018 issue: 241 words)
Harvey Redesigns Rainfall Maps (January/February 2018 issue: 122 words)
Year in Science: Birds’ Egg Shapes Eggs-plained (PRINT ONLY January/February 2018 issue: 124 words)
Mosaic
Urban living makes us miserable. This city is trying to change that (October 15, 2019: 4,591 words)
Why is it so hard to stop people dying from snakebite? (September 17, 2019: 4,035 words)
How can doctors find better ways to talk – and listen – to patients close to death? (August 27, 2019: 3,624 words)
Can vapes save the world from smoking? (July 2, 2019: 5,659 words)
What do we really know about vaping? (July 2, 2019: 635 words)
How to survive in the world’s largest refugee camp (June 4, 2019: 4,303 words)
How an Aboriginal approach to mental health is helping farmers deal with drought (April 23, 2019: 3,649)
Studying an emerging sign language won’t kill it – so what are linguists scared of? (February 26, 2019: 4,197 words)
3D printing could give you a better pill to swallow (January 29, 2019: 3,211 words)
Undark
Canada Opens the Door to Public Scrutiny of Clinical Drug Trials (October 9, 2019: 2,019 words)
Can a New Diagnosis Help Prevent Suicide? (September 11, 2019: 2,250 words)
To Justify Using Weed, Pregnant Women Cling to an Old and Dubious Study (August 28, 2019: 2,776 words)
In Courtrooms, Climate Change Is No Longer Up for Debate (June 17, 2019: 1,732 words)
Knowable Magazine
Will the food of the future be genetically engineered or organic? How about both? (May 9, 2019: 2,075)
Nuclear goes retro — with a much greener outlook (February 22, 2019: 4,819 words)
Bypassing paralysis (December 4, 2018: 1,714 words)
If mammoth tusks could talk (November 18, 2018: 2,377 words)
A salamander’s dangerous liaisons (November 13, 2018: 2,264 words)
A run on the bank, 21st century style (November 5, 2018: 27 part slideshow)
Cancer Today
Cancer and the Amish (June 21, 2019: 1,738 words)
Concerns Raised About MRI Contrast Dye (June 21, 2019: 529 words)
Cancer Patients Can Now Defer Student Loans (March 21, 2019: 577 words)
The California Sunday Magazine
The Tech Revolt (January 23, 2019: fact-checked half of the as-told-to interviews as well as the story timeline)
How a High School Mariachi Team Triumphed in Uvalde (May 29, 2023)
Bhad Bhabie Made Bank on OnlyFans — Now What? (April 24, 2023)
Will an Oil Racket Destroy One of Africa’s Most Sacred Places? (March 26, 2023)
Women In Puerto Rico Are Ending Urbano’s Boys’ Club For Good (February 21, 2023)
Lil Tjay Cheated Death. What Does a ‘Miracle Kid’ Do Next? (January 25, 2023)
A Gruesome Mutilation. A Global Manhunt. Inside One of the Most Twisted Crimes Ever (December 17, 2023)
The Retreat of the MAGA General (October 9, 2023)
Michael Fanone Is Not Your Fucking Hero (October 2, 2023)
The Climate Bill Finally Passed. The Climate Battle Has Just Begun (September 8, 2022)
The Battle for ‘Cop City’ (September 3, 2022)
Planet Hunger: Inside the Global Food Crisis (June 19, 2022)
The Climate Fight Isn’t Lost. Here Are 10 Ways to Win (April 20, 2022)
Manchin’s Coal Corruption Is So Much Worse Than You Knew (January 10, 2022)
The Sky Thief (June 24, 2021)
Business Insider
Lambda School promised a fast and cheap path to a lucrative tech career. Leaked documents and former students cast doubt on that claim. (October 25, 2021)
Popular Science
Why can't we sleep? (Spring 2021 digital issue, page 47)
Breathing Room (Spring 2021 digital issue, page 54)
A CIA spyplane crashed outside Area 51 a half-century ago. This explorer found it. (January 5, 2021: 3,206 words)
Dyanmic Duo (Winter 2020: 1,843 words)
Could an ancient megashark still lurk in the deep seas? (Fall 2020: 1,430 words)
Why do we see ghosts? (Fall 2020: 2,494 words) (error inserted post-fact-check review)
The dolls that changed the world (Summer 2020: 844 words)
Our checkered past (Summer 2020: 1,900 words)
Archaeologists and construction workers are teaming up to unearth historic relics (Spring 2020: 2,907 words)
What we learn from noisy signals from deep space (Winter 2019: 2,754 words)
What unearthing ancient cities teaches us about exploring outer space (Fall 2019: 2,626 words)
How to send messages 10,000 years into the future (Fall 2019: 1,560 words)
Rise of the Plastic Eaters (Summer 2019: 2,721 words)
Science News
How to detect, resist and counter the flood of fake news (May 6, 2021: 2,135 words)
How 5 universities tried to handle COVID-19 on campus (February 23, 2021: 2,716 words & six graphs)
These 6 graphs show Black scientists are underrepresented at every level (December 16, 2020: 1,565 words & six graphs)
Giant lasers help re-create supernovas’ explosive, mysterious physics (November 12, 2020: 3,294 words)
How to make a fake supernova (November 12, 2020: six and a half minute video script & graphics)
How next-gen computer generated maps detect partisan gerrymandering (September 7, 2020: 2,220 words)
Why do we miss the rituals put on hold by the COVID-19 pandemic? (August 15, 2020: 3,276 words)
Building playgrounds that get kids moving (April 11, 2020: 2,907 words)
To fight discrimination, the U.S. census needs a different race question (March 14, 2020: 3,327 words)
Repurposed drugs may help scientists fight the new coronavirus (March 10, 2020: 3,067 words)
For people with HIV, undetectable virus means untransmittable disease (November 23, 2019: 3,604 words)
Maryam Shanechi designs machines to read minds (October 2, 2019: 1,005 words)
Robots are becoming classroom tutors. But will they make the grade? (February 12, 2019: 3,316 words)
Young people’s memories improved when they stopped using marijuana (October 30, 2018: 511 words (post-publication))
Spectrum
How aripiprazole’s promise for treating autism fell short (February 19, 2020: first pass fact-check)
The problems with prenatal testing for autism (August 14, 2019: 2,282 words)
How ‘social touch’ shapes autism traits (May 29, 2019: 3,242 words)
In search of truce in the autism wars (April 24, 2019: 3,407 words)
How to help low-income children with autism (January 16, 2019: 3,546 words)
How pregnancy may shape a child’s autism (December 5, 2018: 3,181 words)
How history forgot the woman who defined autism (November 7, 2018: 2,431 words)
Discover
What is Dark Matter Made Of? These Are the Top Candidates (December 2019: 2,905 words)
The World Has a Fertilizer Problem. Bioengineered Corn Could Save Us (November 2019: 2,794 words)
Is Planet Nine still out there? (September/October 2019: 519 words)
The Science of Science (September/October 2019: 764 words)
Peering Inside Realistic Black Holes (September/October 2019: 1,460 words)
Plate Tectonics: The Slow Dance of Our Planet's Crust (July/August 2019: 2,009 words)
Chronostratigraphy: How Scientists Unlock Deep Time (July/August 2019: 1,880 words)
Mars Doesn't Need Our Microbes: How to Keep the Red Planet Pristine (June 2019: 1,342 words)
The Real Story Behind Game of Thrones' Dragonglass (June 2019: 1,524 words)
Legacy of Lunar Data: How Apollo Revealed our Moon (June 2019: 500 words)
George Church Wants to Make Genetic Matchmaking a Reality (May 2019: 1,958 words)
Meet the T-Rex Family (April 2019 cover story: 2,100 words)
Raising the Steaks (April 2019: 2,915 words)
These Researchers Think We Can Retrain Our Brains to Tame Chronic Pain (March 2019: 3,098 words)
An Atlas of Our Cells (March 2019: 1,574 words)
Why is a Young Man Suddenly Convinced He's a Doctor? (March 2019: 1,162 words)
Making Sense of Mommy Brain (January/February 2019: 1,588 words)
State of Science: Can We Grow New Brain Cells? (January/February 2019: 224 words)
State of Science: Earth's Flora and Fauna (PRINT ONLY January/February 2019: 1,367)
Cataloging Life: Biologists’ most ambitious plan is just firing up. (PRINT ONLY January/February 2019: 1,520 words)
Wildfire Engulfed Yellowstone 30 Years Ago. Its Recovery Could Predict The Future... (December 2018 issue: 1,455 words)
Why We Feel the Need to Knock On Wood (November 2018 issue: 1,359 words)
Is Everything Old New Again? (October 2018 issue: 418 words)
Understanding the Amazon By Digging Into the Ground Beneath It (October 2018 issue: 1,140 words)
The Man Who Lost His Language Overnight (September 2018 issue: 1,334 words)
September 2018 Trending Items (PRINT ONLY September 2018 issue: 663 words)
20 Things You Didn't Know About ... Ants (July/August 2018 issue: 688 words)
Milky Way (July/August 2018 issue: 649 words)
Autonomous Cars (July/August 2018 issue: 723 words)
Tumors in Real Time (May 2018 issue: 576 words)
Juno Delivers Jupiter’s Secrets (January/February 2018 issue: 220 words)
Psychedelic Drug Tapped for PTSD Therapy (January/February 2018 issue: 241 words)
Harvey Redesigns Rainfall Maps (January/February 2018 issue: 122 words)
Year in Science: Birds’ Egg Shapes Eggs-plained (PRINT ONLY January/February 2018 issue: 124 words)
Mosaic
Urban living makes us miserable. This city is trying to change that (October 15, 2019: 4,591 words)
Why is it so hard to stop people dying from snakebite? (September 17, 2019: 4,035 words)
How can doctors find better ways to talk – and listen – to patients close to death? (August 27, 2019: 3,624 words)
Can vapes save the world from smoking? (July 2, 2019: 5,659 words)
What do we really know about vaping? (July 2, 2019: 635 words)
How to survive in the world’s largest refugee camp (June 4, 2019: 4,303 words)
How an Aboriginal approach to mental health is helping farmers deal with drought (April 23, 2019: 3,649)
Studying an emerging sign language won’t kill it – so what are linguists scared of? (February 26, 2019: 4,197 words)
3D printing could give you a better pill to swallow (January 29, 2019: 3,211 words)
Undark
Canada Opens the Door to Public Scrutiny of Clinical Drug Trials (October 9, 2019: 2,019 words)
Can a New Diagnosis Help Prevent Suicide? (September 11, 2019: 2,250 words)
To Justify Using Weed, Pregnant Women Cling to an Old and Dubious Study (August 28, 2019: 2,776 words)
In Courtrooms, Climate Change Is No Longer Up for Debate (June 17, 2019: 1,732 words)
Knowable Magazine
Will the food of the future be genetically engineered or organic? How about both? (May 9, 2019: 2,075)
Nuclear goes retro — with a much greener outlook (February 22, 2019: 4,819 words)
Bypassing paralysis (December 4, 2018: 1,714 words)
If mammoth tusks could talk (November 18, 2018: 2,377 words)
A salamander’s dangerous liaisons (November 13, 2018: 2,264 words)
A run on the bank, 21st century style (November 5, 2018: 27 part slideshow)
Cancer Today
Cancer and the Amish (June 21, 2019: 1,738 words)
Concerns Raised About MRI Contrast Dye (June 21, 2019: 529 words)
Cancer Patients Can Now Defer Student Loans (March 21, 2019: 577 words)
The California Sunday Magazine
The Tech Revolt (January 23, 2019: fact-checked half of the as-told-to interviews as well as the story timeline)