Editor's Note
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Science & SocietyOn a mission for science, on Jupiter and on Earth
Editor in chief Eva Emerson discusses promoting science and the new sponsor of the Science Talent Search.
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Science & SocietyScience fairs offer top students a grand stage
Editor in chief Eva Emerson discusses the value of science communication for students.
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Science & SocietyRegeneron is new sponsor of Science Talent Search
As new sponsor of the Science Talent Search, Regeneron will give $100 million over 10 years to support the prestigious science fair and its outreach efforts.
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Health & MedicineMath offers new view of brain and its disorders
Editor in chief Eva Emerson discusses new insights into the brain's role in mental illness, sleep, and ancient rituals.
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Science & SocietyScientific evidence should inform politicized debates
Our editor in chief discusses science's role in informing divisive political and social issues.
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SpaceTrying to find ET and our place in the universe
Editor in Chief discusses the search for life beyond Earth.
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ClimateScience’s inconvenient (but interesting) uncertainties
In the latest issue of Science News, Editor in Chief Eva Emerson talks climate change, mouth microbes, and synthetic life.
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LifeRacing for answers on Zika
In the latest issue of Science News, Editor in Chief Eva Emerson talks Zika virus, microbes, nutrition and mental health.
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Quantum PhysicsFinding wonders in fat
In the latest issue of Science News, Editor in Chief Eva Emerson talks fat cells, thermodynamics, and lead poisoning.
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CosmologyCelebrating a new way to listen to the universe
Editor in Chief Eva Emerson reflects on the detection of gravitational waves as a historic moment for physics.
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AstronomyIn all sorts of circumstances, life finds a way
Editor in Chief discusses the new marine habitats formed by human pollution and the alarming rise of the Zika virus.
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Science & SocietyPowerful rhetoric can overlook important details
Our Editor in Chief discusses the potential hazards of broad generalizations, specifically when it comes to genetically modified foods and abundant energy.
By Eva Emerson