Quanta MagazineScienceInside Cells, Genetic War Could Create New SpeciesBy Carrie ArnoldScienceNew Theory Cracks Open the Black Box of Deep LearningBy Natalie WolchoverScienceArtificial Synapses Could Lead to Super-Efficient ComputersBy Andreas von BubnoffScienceThe Higgs Boson's Twin Could Reveal Our Universe’s Dark SectorBy Bob HendersonScienceClever Machines Learn How to Be Curious (And Play Mario Bros.)ScienceHumans Catching Bird Flu Is Just Viral Evolution in ActionBy Mallory LocklearScienceWhy Math Is the Best Way to Make Sense of the WorldBy Ariel BleicherScienceHow to Solve the Biggest Mystery in PhysicsBy Robbert DijkgraafScienceLab-Grown Brain Balls Are Starting to Look More LifelikeBy Jordana CepelewiczSciencePhysicists Want to Rebuild Quantum Theory From ScratchBy Philip BallScienceWhat Happens When Stars Collide? Scientific RevolutionBy Joshua SokolScienceMicrobes May Rig Their DNA to Speed Up EvolutionBy Jordana CepelewiczScienceLego-Like Brain Balls Could Build a Live Replica of Your NogginBy John RennieScienceShrinking Bat Genomes Spark a New Model of EvolutionBy Ariel BleicherScienceNew Theory Suggests Life Wasn't a Fluke—It Was PhysicsBy Natalie WolchoverScienceDecoding the Geometry of Viruses Could Lead to Better VaccinesBy Jordana CepelewiczScienceWhat if Sex Is Just a Garbage Dump for Genetic Mutations?By Veronique GreenwoodScienceStrange Noise in Gravitational-Wave Data Sparks DebateBy Mark H. KimScienceA Math Genius Blooms Late and Conquers His FieldBy Kevin HartnettScienceTwo Conjectures Collide, Endangering the Naked SingularityBy Natalie WolchoverScienceThis Dark Matter Theory Could Solve a Celestial ConundrumBy Jennifer OuelletteScienceCosmic Discoveries Fuel a Fight Over the Universe’s BeginningsBy Ashley YeagerScienceEcologists Are Drowning in Sea of Data. These Tools Could HelpBy John RennieScienceIn Defense of the Reality of TimeBy George MusserMore Stories
