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Retinal Implant Allows People with Blindness to Read Again in Small Trials

‘No Kings’ Protesters Reject Political Violence, Survey Shows

Storytelling Methods Alter How Memories Are Stored in the Brain, Neuroscientists Find

Study of Ultramarathon Runners Suggests There's a Fundamental Limit to Human Metabolism

Cells Have a Crystal Trigger That Makes Them Self-Destruct When Viruses Invade

WHO Reports Global Rise in Antibiotic Resistance and Superbug Deaths

Why Aluminum in Vaccines Is Safe—And Often Essential

How to Stay Safe during RSV Season

Flu Cases Surge Early in Japan, Sparking Global Health Concerns

How to See Comet Lemmon and the Orionids Meteor Shower Peak

What Is a Quasar? The Answer Depends on Your Point of View

The El Ali Meteorite’s Journey from Landmark to Loot

A Solution to the CIA’s Kryptos Code Is Found after 35 Years

How the Government Shutdown Is Impacting Science and Research

Parrondo’s Paradox Explains How Two Losing Strategies Combined Can Win

How ‘Wood Vaulting’ Could Help Slow Climate Change

Jake Paul’s Deepfake Gambit Sparks Debate over Sora Cameos and Digital Likeness Rights

Men’s Brains Shrink Faster than Women’s. What That Means for Alzheimer’s

Why Lung Cancer Is Increasing among Nonsmoking Women Under Age 65

CDC Cuts Threaten Public Health Nationwide, Fired Employees Say

Nobel Prize in Economics Awarded for Research on Science, Technology and Growth

What is Type 1 Diabetes? Here’s Your 5-Minute Primer

Has JWST Finally Found an Exomoon?

Immigrants Make Up More Than 30 Percent of Nobel Science Winners Since 2000

New DNA Search Engine Brings Order to Biology’s Big Data

Workouts Help to Treat Cancer and Improve Survival

Why Building an Artificial Pancreas for People with Diabetes Is So Hard—And How Tech Is Finally Catching Up

What Brain Science Reveals about Ethical Decline and Moral Growth

Three Anti-Inflammatory Supplements Can Really Fight Disease, according to the Strongest Science

The Growing Global Burden of Type 1 Diabetes

Science Crossword: Organized Chaos

Saving the Vision of People with Diabetic Retinopathy

Readers Respond to the June 2025 Issue

Poem: ‘In Reality’

November 2025: Science History from 50, 100 and 150 Years Ago

NASA Is Crucial to the U.S. Winning the New Space Race

Meet the Advocates Who Are Changing Type 1 Diabetes Care for the Better

Math Puzzle: Find the Time

Contributors to Scientific American’s November 2025 Issue

Complex Life May Have Evolved Multiple Times

Can Genetic Testing Predict Type 1 Diabetes? Experts Say Earlier Treatment Is Possible

Being Wrong Is a Scientific Superpower

Advances in Type 1 Diabetes Science and Tech

A Human on a Bicycle Is among the Most Efficient Forms of Travel in the Animal Kingdom

A Cure for Type 1 Diabetes May be Closer Than You Think

SpaceX’s Starship Succeeds in Final Test Flight of 2025

Coral Die-Off Marks Earth’s First Climate ‘Tipping Point,’ Scientists Say

Nobel Prize Winner Shimon Sakaguchi Reflects on How He Discovered Regulatory T Cells

Moving NASA Space Shuttle to Texas from DC Could Damage It, Experts Say

Scientists Map Microbiome Hidden Deep inside Tree Trunks