Publications by Laura Helmuth | LitMetric

Publications by authors named "Laura Helmuth"

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We Great Apes Are All Jokers: The searches for Planet Nine, bat viruses, life on Jupiter's moon Europa and lucid dreams.

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January 2025

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Horses and Humanity: Discovering weird new shapes, turning oil rigs into reefs and making the ocean absorb more greenhouse gases.

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December 2024

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Blurred Boundaries: This month's issue covers the reasons it's so hard to go back to the moon, the science of empathy and new advances in treating sickle cell disease.

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October 2024

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Understanding Our Origins: What works to improve health equity? And it might be time to end the leap second.

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November 2024

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Dinosaur Consciousness: How we'll learn more about dark matter, quantum gravity and substitutes for lab animals.

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September 2024

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The Minds of Others: Tornados are moving east, OSIRIS-REx's asteroid sample is coming to Earth soon, and there's fresh treasure under the seafloor.

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July 2023

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Science Is Never Finished: Explore the new science of weird chemistry, anthropogenic evolution and near-death experiences.

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June 2024

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Food, Fitness and Evolution: Quantum observers, migrating mangroves, the deep history of an asteroid and understanding appetite in this issue of Scientific American.

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July 2024

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The Milky Way, Dinosaur Lives and Intelligence: Why did matter outlast antimatter? And clumps of cells can learn and remember.

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February 2024

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Stars Revealed and Eclipsed: New research reveals the origins of stars, sleep-based treatments and the planet's limits.

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March 2024

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New Views: Why scary things can be fun, how to grow materials in space, and language's influence on the mind.

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November 2023

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Shining Sunlight on Vitamin D Claims: Alaska's rusting rivers, einstein tiles and the new science of asexuality.

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January 2024

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New Nukes: The risks of a $1.5-trillion plan to build up the U.S. nuclear arsenal.

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December 2023

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Learning from AI: AI has deciphered ancient texts, learned new math and provided new ideas about human consciousness.

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April 2024

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Introducing Our Redesign: Geoengineering is happening, AI wants to talk with animals, and why we aren't going to live in space.

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October 2023

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Feathers, Fire and Fairness: Reducing noise improves health, JWST's galaxies change astronomy, and there's new hope for people with prostate cancer.

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May 2024

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Living Large: The hottest stars, how AI learns and new vaccines for RSV.

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September 2023

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Big Questions: How electrons move, multiple personalities form and hookworms spread among pet dogs.

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June 2023

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Reality vs. Magic: Physicists attempt to weigh a vacuum and resolve the "worst theoretical prediction in the history of physics".

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May 2023

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Good Habitats: Strangely real imaginary numbers, an unsung founder of quantum physics and an endless AI conversation.

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April 2023

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Quark Soup: Long COVID is a neurological disease, we can learn about pregnancy from other species, and the universe may be a hologram: highlights from the March issue of Scientific American.

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March 2023

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Mates and Strangers: Love in the brain, how dreams predict disease and better words for climate change in this month's issue of Scientific American.

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February 2023

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Burning Energy: Gravitational waves, the evolution of human metabolism, theodiversity and quantum entanglement in this month's issue of Scientific American.

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January 2023

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Cosmic View: A new view of the universe, moral injury, opioid addiction and inequality, and more in the December issue of Scientific American.

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December 2022

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Our Human Side: The Thwaites Ice Shelf is cracking up, humans learned to walk many times, and covert consciousness can be detected in unresponsive patients.

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November 2022

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