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Scientific American

Scientific American

The Past Is Our Future

It’s a difficult time to be a young scientist in America. Lessons from history can tell us what the future might hold

10+ min  |

July/August 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Atul Gawande

On reclaiming America’s edge in research and public health

3 min  |

July/August 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Bright Spots

Science is flourishing in some labs and fields more than others

10+ min  |

July/August 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Elizabeth Blackburn

On fighting for truth, inclusion and the next generation of scientists

3 min  |

July/August 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

How to Fix Science

The federal funding system for scientific research in the U.S. needs reform

9 min  |

July/August 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Mark Kelly

On steering the path forward for research and innovation

3 min  |

July/August 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

The Lab of the Future Runs Itself

Artificial intelligence and robotics have turned research into an around-the-clock engine. Whether the science is reliable is another question

10 min  |

July/August 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Journey to Titan

Inside NASA’s Dragonfly mission to Saturn’s largest moon

5 min  |

July/August 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

50, 100 & 150 Years

NATURAL FISSION REACTOR

3 min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

AGENTS OF CHAOS

Between Claude Code's epic problem-solving and OpenClaw's madcap powers, computing is undergoing its biggest transformation yet.

10+ min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

Will AI Destroy Your Career?

Some jobs may be toast. Some will survive. Circle your answers to learn your fate.

2 min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

CUDA, WOULDA, SHOULDA

How Nvidia drowns the competition.

5 min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

LOST IN MEATSPACE

I took RFK Jr.’s advice and ate nothing but high-protein foods for a week.

7 min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

I’M A NORMIE. CAN I REALLY VIBE CODE A WORKABLE APP?

With no programming skills, I tested AI’s big promise.

9 min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

THE STREAMY, SCREAMY DIGITAL LIFE OF HASAN PIKER

The far-left Twitch streamer and self-described “Ayatollah of Woke” is addicted to Twitter and hates, hates, hates AI.

1 min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

HE CAN'T RESIST

FOR MONTHS, RAFAEL CONCEPCION has obsessively vibe coded tools to thwart the federal immigration crackdown. He's also lost his job and BECOME TARGET.

10+ min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

HOLLYWOOD ENDING

Screenwriters like me have resorted to gig work as AI trainers. It’s bad.

10+ min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

PROVE ME WRONG

Can AI do fact-checking? A WIRED fact-checker fact-checks.

7 min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

CHAD VS. THE ALGORITHM

Every day, AI job screeners reject countless applicants for seemingly no good reason. Armed with a stellar résumé, some Python, and a white-hot feeling of injustice, one medical student decided to fight back.

10+ min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

THE SAD WIVES OF AI

Are you married to a man who's obsessed with AI? I'm so, so sorry.

9 min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

WILD THINGS

Turn up the heat on great escapes by packing only the best gear.

2 min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

THE WORLD’S TOUGHEST OFF-ROAD RACE

Welcome to Hammertown, the temporary desert city that springs up for 16 days every January for an off-road race series known as King of the Hammers.

1 min  |

July/August 2026
WIRED

WIRED

ARM'S RACE

Numerous chip companies license their designs from the influential IP firm Arm. Now its CEO, Rene Haas, is shaking up the industry by launching a chip of his own.

7 min  |

July/August 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Atomic Snowflakes

Could each atom in the universe be unique?

2 min  |

June 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

The Ethics of AI Art

When people understand AI-generated art’s underlying system and process, its moral implications become harder to accept

4 min  |

June 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Stellar Caravan

The sun traveled across the Milky Way alongside thousands of stars

2 min  |

June 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

THE QUANTUM REVOLUTION

Will computers based on quantum physics change the world?

10+ min  |

June 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

Battleship Science

Game-playing AI can show us how to do science better

2 min  |

June 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

New Ways to Keep Muscle as You Age

Ozempic, similar drugs and aging take off muscle. New therapies could retain it

3 min  |

June 2026
Scientific American

Scientific American

War in Plain Sight

Near-real-time satellite coverage means militaries can no longer hide. So they are learning to lie better

4 min  |

June 2026