This week's magazine
24 April 2021
Issue 3331
On the cover
Editor's picks
Environment
UN climate chief Patricia Espinosa: We can still turn this around
Humans
Exercise pills: Should we use drugs that mimic benefits of a workout?
Environment
Climate change in graphics: The charts that show we must act now
Environment
Climate emergency: The new science showing it鈥檚 make-or-break time
Humans
How has the covid-19 pandemic affected STEM pay and job prospects?
Table of contents
快猫短视频
Health
3 million deaths: Despite new covid-19 milestone, there is hope ahead
As the world passes 3 million deaths from covid-19, 快猫短视频 explores the pandemic's trajectory and discovers many reasons for hope that the worst will soon be over
Health
Sputnik V: Russia’s vaccine is going global 鈥 how well does it work?
Technology
Self-balancing bicycle can right itself even when making turns
Mind
Reporting of US police killings harms Black people’s mental health
Space
NASA’s Ingenuity craft makes first ever helicopter flight on Mars
Technology
Robotic elephant trunk can learn new tasks on its own
Environment
‘Lost’ coffee plant can resist climate change and tastes just as good
Technology
Facebook says its AI could help find drug combinations to treat cancer
Technology
Colour-changing beetle inspires algorithm for efficient engineering
Humans
The alphabet may have been invented 500 years earlier than we thought
Earth
Untouched nature was almost as rare 12,000 years ago as it is now
Technology
Microwave weapon could disable a swarm of military attack drones
Environment
Meteorologists can predict strength of Asian monsoon a year in advance
Life
Around 2.5 billion Tyrannosaurus rex ever walked the Earth
Environment
Switching beef for chicken could reduce water footprint of US diets
Life
Wasps with no social life may find it harder to recognise others
Physics
Physicists have created a new and extremely rare kind of uranium
Life
Heat overrides genes to make bearded dragon embryos change sex
Environment
Just 3 per cent of the land on Earth is still ecologically intact
Analysis
Technology
Can the European Union prevent an artificial intelligence dystopia?
Leaked draft legislation suggests the European Union is attempting to find a 鈥渢hird way鈥 on artificial intelligence regulation, between the free market US and authoritarian China
Humans
The science of how lockdown messes with the way we grieve
Health
We shouldn’t use Renaissance watermelons to judge nutritional value
Features
Humans
How has the covid-19 pandemic affected STEM pay and job prospects?
The covid-19 pandemic has been a bumpy ride for many sectors, but a 快猫短视频 Jobs/SRG survey shows that science and tech have weathered the storm better than most
Environment
UN climate chief Patricia Espinosa: We can still turn this around
Environment
Climate emergency: The new science showing it鈥檚 make-or-break time
Environment
Climate change in graphics: The charts that show we must act now
Humans
Exercise pills: Should we use drugs that mimic benefits of a workout?
Culture
Humans
Plant Heist review: Succulent stealing is a big money game
There is a mysterious black market for succulents poached from the California coast. A fascinating documentary follows the people trying to put an end to it
Technology
The New Breed review: The case for treating robots as animals
Humans
Don鈥檛 Miss: The Handmaid鈥檚 Tale returns with season 4
Space
Chaos Walking review: Unsettling sci-fi that exposes men鈥檚 thoughts
More
Humans
How to plant a fabulous front garden without losing your parking space
Paving over your front garden is tempting if you need to park near home or have little time for gardening. But smart planning can leave room for some lovely greenery, says Clare Wilson
Twisteddoodles writes a short story about new technology
Tom Gauld completed the proof, the paper and the presentation ages ago
Regulars
Humans
The difficulties of getting hold of a powerful monopolar dog collar
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