
Bringing Back the Nassau Grouper
Scientists and fishing professionals have joined to restore a once-thriving fishery—but this time, sustainably
Commentary invited by editors of Scientific American
Scientists and fishing professionals have joined to restore a once-thriving fishery—but this time, sustainably
Unfortunately, research and experience both affirm and deny the podiatric benefits of minimalist footwear
Independent replication is the key to verification; trolling through scientists' e-mails looking for out-of-context "gotcha" statements isn't
NASA needs to get out of the rocket business and start doing what it's uniquely qualified for
“Rocks are like time capsules, chapters in Earth’s history book. But, you have to be able to read the rock record to understand what it is telling you about the past”
He died 20 years ago, but while he is widely remembered as a brilliant communicator, he was no less brilliant a scientist
2016 was not without its hopeful moments for science and the environment, and perhaps, even the seeds of optimism for the new year ahead
The climate cause has lost an ally in the White House, but the private sector has ensured that the clean technology revolution is here to stay
She wasn't even convinced it existed
Her death on Christmas Day at the age of 88 reminds us that she played a crucial role in three of the field's key transitions