21 February 2022
As meltwater trickles down through the Greenland ice sheet, it heats up – which means that some areas at the base of the ice sheet are melting 100 times faster than we thought
11 February 2022
Our award-winning festival, New Scientist Live is back to stimulate, challenge and inspire with some of today’s biggest scientific discoveries and ideas.
10 December 2021
What is happiness? How does science define it? And how does it affect our health. Happily, we reveal all.
9 December 2021
We've teamed up with specialist STEM recruitment agency SRG to provide you with the latest insights into your industry. We will benchmark salary data, employment satisfaction and discrimination in the workplace.
13 May 2020
If you are a charity involved in science, technology, medicine or conservation, you could get a page in the New Scientist to advertise what you do, free of charge
3 April 2020
Add some science to your lockdown living routine, as we make some incredible talks from our flagship science festival New Scientist Live available for free on YouTube over the coming weeks.
31 January 2020
New Scientist Weekly is a new podcast with the inside scoop on the three must-know stories of the week. For our first episode, available this Friday, we’re tackling the new coronavirus, nuclear fusion and the best pictures ever taken of the sun
10 October 2019
We'll be live streaming several talks from New Scientist Live including British astronaut Tim Peake's question and answer session, the full announcement of SpaceBit's plans for the first British lunar rover and the real life rocket man Sam Rogers
7 October 2019
Rafaella Villa will explain at New Scientist Live this month how fat, oil and grease can become huge underground fatbergs
4 October 2019
The hunt for dark matter is heating up. At New Scientist Live next week, astrophysicist Chamkaur Ghag will explain how to look for this elusive stuff
