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Category Archives: Magazines
Preview: New Scientist Magazine – February 19

COVER STORIES
- FEATURESWhy everything you thought you knew about posture is wrong
- FEATURESHybrid AI: A new way to make machine minds that really think like us
- FEATURESCould ancient viruses from melting permafrost cause the next pandemic?
- NEWSDoing yoga at least once a week may help to lower blood pressure
- NEWSFusion energy record suggests we really could build artificial suns
Preview: Times Literary Supplement – February 18
In this week’s TLS
Julian Evans’s TLS cover review looks at writing inspired by another quarrel between people of whom we need to know much more – in Ukraine and its Donbas region
By Martin Ivens
Showcase
European politics|Book Review
Shards of language
Dispatches from the Donbas
By Julian Evans
European literature|Book Review
A fairy tale, but with strings attached
The crossover appeal of a world-famous puppet
British literature|Book Review
Inheritors of the cult
Why we’re still obsessed with Shakespeare
Biography|Book Review
On the way somewhere
New perspectives on a troubled celebrity chef
Previews: The Guardian Weekly – February 18
The spectre of war loomed over Europe this week as western allies began evacuating diplomats and citizens from Ukraine in the face of the massed Russian troops on its borders. Andrew Roth, Simon Tisdall and Julian Borger report for our big story this week, as the world waited anxiously to find out how far Vladimir Putin is prepared to go to achieve his goals.
When the Taliban took over Afghanistan last year, many feared the worst for the educational prospects of girls and women under an ultra-hardline Islamist regime. Yet remarkably, as Emma Graham-Harrison and Jordan Bryon report, some brave women have fought successfully for their right to continue to study.
In Opinion, the Observer’s Will Hutton argues against the decision to lift all Covid restrictions in England (and find out what scientists around the world think in Spotlight). Guardian Australia columnist Van Badham exposes the fakery of the global “freedom movement”, while Arthur Turrell celebrates what could be a breakthrough moment for nuclear fusion and energy production.
Previews: The Scientist Magazine – February 2022
Cover Preview: Barron’s Magazine – February 14
Preview: Science News Magazine – February 12

- COVER STORYHow the Human Genome Project revolutionized understanding of our DNACompletion of the Human Genome Project was a huge milestone, but there’s more work to do to ensure equitable access to the information in our DNA.By Tina Hesman Saey
- NEWSAfrica’s ‘Great Green Wall’ could have far-reaching climate effectsBy Carolyn Gramling
- NEWSAstronomers identified a second possible exomoonBy Sid Perkins

