Can't wait to read The Best Science Stories and How They Work (www.theopennotebook.com/the-best-sci...) edited by @siricarpenter.bsky.social, whose initials happen to be on the periodic table—square 7 in @sciam.bsky.social's summer reading challenge!
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My cover story for the June issue of @sciam.bsky.social is up! I went on a quest to separate out hype from reality in quantum computing, and this was the result.
Can't believe it's already the last week of #AutismAcceptanceMonth! Celebrating by re-upping this piece that @parshallison.bsky.social and I worked on for the April issue of @sciam.bsky.social. www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-...
Another incredible interview by @sarahexplains.bsky.social for @sciam.bsky.social this time with qntm, author of There Is No Antimemetics Division 😱 📚🧪
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The autism spectrum is big, vibrant and complicated, a new graphic of 39 traits shows
🌎 NASA's Artemis II mission has splashed down and all four astronauts are reported safe, bringing an end to a stunning flight around the moon. www.scientificamerican.com/article/nasa...
There Is No Antimemetics Division explores how to survive when memories and meaning are malleable
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As biologist M. Picard wrote in the June 2025 issue of Scientific American, “Mitochondria communicate, both within their own cells and among other cells, reaching out to support one another in times of need and generally helping the community flourish.” We’re proud to help @sciam.bsky.social thrive!
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Best day of the month is @sciam.bsky.social books group meeting!! @breezybrik.bsky.social @clarakm.bsky.social @allonsyjeni.bsky.social and many more :)
a convo i would love to have
me: what do you do for a living?
i collect bird vom in my freezer.
cool. i just have popsicles in mine
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Earth's ancient climate is written in... ostrich eggshells and stomach oil?
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From the new issue: Will computers based on quantum physics really change the world?
The first-ever Scientific American Summer Reading Challenge is here! 📚☀️
All summer long, we’re reading nonfiction deep dives, page-turning thrillers, and fiction that sparks scientific curiosity. (1/2)
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Will computers based on quantum physics really change the world?
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