New Scientist

Article	Citations
Fun and games	15
Can machines that suck up atmospheric carbon truly help tackle climate change?	9
Writers accept lower pay when using AI to help them with work	6
A line in the sand	5
Polaris Dawn crew prepare for riskiest spacewalk ever	5
Grow it yourself?	5
Giant black holes nurture small ones	5
Feeling zesty	4
Neuralink's brain implants were on our minds	4
Habitats on Mars could be built from algae	4
Strange meteorites traced to their source craters on Mars	4
The enemy within	4
Vanishing snow will cut forest carbon storage	4
Spiders use firefly light to lure more prey into their web	4
The first of many epic journeys	4
Prehistoric Spanish people moved 2-tonne stone by boat	4
Bitter ends	3
Which way?	3
Gobbling up dark matter may help stars live forever	3
The dark energy illusion	3
Solar-powered ambush drones can wait for targets like land mines	3
Did tiny black holes fill the cosmos?	3
Feedback	3
Everything to say	3
Peering at peppers	3

A gentle giant ready to attack	3
Feedback	2
Go with the flow	2
Cryptic crossword #185	2
Backwards computing	2
Is Planet Y hiding past Neptune?	2
Peak performance	2
Testing relativity in the quantum realm	2
Supernova sweep may have cleaned up our solar system	2
New Scientist recommends	2
Boost for lab-grown blood vessels	2
Geysers may have created protocells	2
Alien anxiety	2
Micro marvels	2
Letters	2
Hot as hell	2
“Women's neuroscience just isn't a field – we are so far behind”	2
No escape	2
Red or blue pill	2
How Will these drugs change society?	2
Overheated trees are contributing to urban air pollution	2
Feedback	2
Wegovy helps the heart even with minimal weight loss	2
Do anti-inflammatory diets work?	2
The real cost of flying	2
Black holes may inherit magnetic fields from stars	2
Going nuclear	2
There's no end in sight	2
Adding up	2
Letters	2
‘Dark radiation’ may solve cosmic clash	2
The nose knows	2
Hard hitting	2
Sperm whale clicks are closest thing to human language yet found	2
From the big screen…	2
Inflammation may be the price of longevity	2
Shackleton saga	2
Baby talk	2
AI boost to cancer detection	2
Rogue agent	2
Ancient scribes had terrible posture while working	2
Spinning around	2
Microscopic gears driven by light can power tiny machines	2
Can we trust AI search engines?	1
Ozempic-like drugs may help with alcohol addiction	1
Chemical reaction used in cooking may have nurtured complex life	1
The world's oldest ever RNA sample	1
Feedback	1
Letters	1
COP29 host faces climate disaster	1

Soya beans get a portion of pork	1
Modern flu may be down to 1918 virus	1
The ant species in which everyone is a queen	1
Adding to the team	1
Reaching for the stars	1
Feedback	1
A silver lining	1
Spinning rotor made from DNA	1
New Scientist recommends	1
To Me' Mery Christmas! From Me	1
Gene-edited pork on the menu	1
Life and climate, a co-production	1
The Amazon rainforest has already reached a crucial tipping point	1
How to think about… Language	1
Your gut microbes may affect how ill malaria makes you	1
Super-thickeners made of starch could cut calorie content	1
Cryptic crossword #136	1
How periods change with age	1
Burning bright	1
Interstellar comet has water unlike any in our solar system	1
Figure of eight	1
Elusive particle may be in reach	1
New Scientist recommends	1
A glimpse of chemistry in a distant galaxy	1
Migraine drug eases early symptoms like dizziness	1
“We're not going to go extinct any time soon”	1
Headscratcher	1
Polar bears adapt to hunt without sea ice	1
Nerve pain from diabetes treated by faecal transplants	1
A floating polar research station will uncover the secrets of Arctic winter	1
Particle discovered at CERN solves 20-year-old mystery	1
Will woolly mammoths be resurrected soon?	1
Dash of tomato colouring makes better solar panels	1
Headscratcher	1
Rare pink diamonds appeared after geological break-up	1
The limits of awareness	1
Alternative periodic table could change how we measure time	1
Taking it personally	1
Portal-like “ring wormholes” could be used as a time machine	1
Even moderate CO2 emissions could lead to 7°C of warming	1
Hunting elusive elephants	1
Ancient supervolcano had only mild impact on climate	1
Keeping our cool	1
Super tug	1
Don't miss	1
Chimps and humans share a sense of rhythm	1
CAR T-cell therapy makes ageing guts heal themselves	1
Cryptic crossword #177	1
THE WORLD INSIDE YOUR HEAD	1
Different strokes	1
Should more countries vaccinate against chickenpox?	1
New Scientist recommends	1
How to think about… Quantum computers	1
'Dark matter music’	1
Urban jungle	1
Pre-eclampsia link to risk of early stroke	1
New Scientist recommends	1
Cuts hit NASA	1
Time for a shower	1
Spinosaurs may have hunted like herons	1
Space oddities	1
CERN measurement casts doubt on shock W boson result	1
Shedding light on dark energy	1
Particle accelerator is so small it could fit inside a pen tip	1
Tyre change	1
Not so random	1
The physics of a soap opera	1
Never-ending cities created for VR	1
A tale of two halves	1
BrainTwister	1
Letters	1
How to think about… Quasiparticles	1
Covid-19 may raise premature birth risk	1
BrainTwister	1
Starship rocket reaches orbit	1
Crop-eating stink bugs could be kept at bay by wasps	1
California wildfires fuelled by months of unusual extreme weather	1
To halt measles' resurgence, we must fight the plague of misinformation	1
Escape from a whale	1
Mysterious summer marsquakes shake the Red Planet	1

Remember this	1
Fluid-like light simulates space-time	1
Micro to macro	1
Cryptic crossword #154	1
Magnetic weather	1
Have we found Earth's oldest rocks?	1
Ultra-processed foods could be making you age faster	1
AI brings John Lennon's vocals to new Beatles' song	1
Pollution from rockets could affect weather systems	1
Hot on the trail of ET	1
Eurasia has seen a surge in droughts	1
Defossilise your life	1
Chinese station caught from above	1
Fastest free-moving star in galaxy caught going 2285 km/s	1
'Water become bone’	1
Feedback	1
Spare change	1
Grinding bones into an edible paste could reduce food waste	1
Racing ahead	1
The past appears to run slower	1
Quick crossword #155	1
Outlandish origins	1
A better way to measure quantum objects	1
Wood made see-through using rice and egg whites	1
DNA repair captured in step-by-step detail	1
Self-cooling quantum computer made of diamonds	1
What Einstein got wrong about ultra-speedy mirrors	1
Tiny frog, big discovery	1
Resistance training may also strengthen your gut microbiome	1
De-extinction didn't live up to the hype	1
Leonardo da Vinci's 'helicopter' design beats today's drones	1
End of the road?	1
Making sense of it all	1
Can we prevent GPS attacks?	1
How to think about…	1
A star-fuelled mystery	1
Blowing up	1
Crucial Congo forest under threat	1
Red or blue pill	1
Polar bears seem to be ageing faster as the Arctic warms	1
BrainTwister	1
Feedback	1
PLANETS AND PLANETARY SYSTEMS	1
Quantum hook-up for supercomputer	1
Far off	1
Lighting up	1
Why AlphaFold is transformational	1
Burning issue	1
We're getting closer to being able to grow a brain inside a lab dish	1
Most-ancient bird tracks in Australia	1
Look to the future	1
Worlds apart	1
Speedy light	1
Moths can travel by the light of the stars	1
A seismic mystery	1
'We're precipitating an extermination rather than an extinction event'	1
Bizarre galaxy died very young but may come back to life	1
Quick crossword #129	1
Laser on the moon may be able to guide future lunar landings	1
Hurricane in Jamaica helped change mountain ecology	1
Irritating question	1
Breaking the ice	1
Peeling it off	1
Fighting quantum with quantum	1
Why brains tune things out and how to overcome it	1
New Scientist recommends	1
Eyelash expression	1
'Demon' dreamed up by physics actually exists in our cells	1
Plotting it out	1
Symptoms of long covid can differ depending on age	1
Quest for the quectonewton	1
Polluted partnerships	1
How we feel the music inside us	1
Still beyond our grasp?	1
Talk to me	1
Feedback	1
Man with paralysis walks by activating brain and spine implants with his mind	1
Trilobite stuffed itself with food	1
The brain on fire	1
What's in a name?	1
The past 12 months were the hottest ever on record	1
Science: a team sport	1
Lizards stress eat as helicopters pass	1
Just three years of high temperatures will mean we have missed 1.5°C goal	1
A crack in our view of the universe	1
Follow that star!	1
Quick crossword #180	1
African birds of prey under threat	1
Time loops may be easier to achieve than we thought	1
Self-driving car could be ordered to repossess itself	1
Are farmed oysters, mussels and clams the ultimate green foods?	1
How to think about… Metaphysics	1
Total recall	1
Seeing is believing	1
Lifestyle can counter genetic dementia risk	1