Cover of New Scientist magazine featuring a large asteroid with a group of people sitting underneath it on a hill, holding an umbrella, with a clear sky and mountains in the background.
Cover of New Scientist magazine, March 22, 2025, featuring a fantasy illustration of a shadowy universe with geometric pink-purple shapes and three small figures casting long shadows, set against a starry space background.
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Cover of New Scientist magazine, special issue titled "How to Think About..." with topics like consciousness, wormholes, emergence, symmetry, the origins of life, mental health, aging, artificial intelligence, quantum gravity, happiness, and virtual
Cover of New Scientist magazine, April 8, 2023, featuring a black and white geometric artwork with multiple small squares containing various patterns, and headlines about microbiomes, brain health, UK's climate bets, quantum particles, and other scie
Cover of ESRF news magazine, March 2023, featuring a famous painting of a woman with a blue and beige headscarf, looking over her shoulder. Title text reads 'Masterpiece mysteries: Solving the enigmas of historic paintings.'
Cover of ESRF News, June 2023, featuring colorful film strips with the title "Serial MX: Making movies in structural biology" and a list of featured topics including community access, tiny catalysts, spotting defects, and strong partner.
Cover of New Scientist magazine featuring a neon outline of a battery with a lightning bolt, highlighting quantum batteries and energy topics.
Futuristic digital illustration of molecular structures with interconnected nodes and glowing lines, representing artificial intelligence and structural biology, on the cover of ESERF news magazine June 2022.
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Cover of ESRF News magazine, March 2020, featuring colorful electron density images and headlines about the nano trail, going deep with X-ray tomography, tech transfer, and future user meetings.
Cover of Physics World magazine featuring an illustration of a microscopic view of bacteria and viruses, with headlines about beating COVID-19 and other scientific topics.
Cover of New Scientist magazine, weekly issue from January 26, 2019. The main feature discusses why empty space holds the secret to everything, with the headline 'The Something Inside Nothing.' Additional topics include whether a species is an enduri
Cover of ESFR News magazine, March 2019 issue, featuring a stylized outline of a human head with colorful wooden blocks resembling a brain inside, and headlines about science topics.
Cover of ESER news magazine, June 2019, featuring a periodic table with misfit colored blocks highlighted at the bottom.
Cover of New Scientist magazine, March 17, 2018 issue, with a bright pink background. The main headline reads 'THE (wasn't) BIG (didn't) BANG' in large black and white text, with a subtitle 'Time to rethink the origin of the universe.' Additional art
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Cover of New Scientist magazine, October 8-14, 2016, featuring headlines on scientific topics including longevity, environmental reactions, nuclear power, insect emotions, and global issues, with illustrations of laboratory glassware and an infinity
Cover of New Scientist magazine, July 16-22, 2016, featuring a stylized illustration of a person sitting by a river, painting a landscape with mountains, water, and clouds, with a telescope on a small platform in the background.
Cover of New Scientist magazine, March 29, 2014, featuring a futuristic digital scene with floating blue cubes and a solitary person standing below, with headlines about quantum physics, the meaning of stuff, and scientific topics.
Cover of Physics World magazine, May 2013, volume 26, issue 5, featuring a wireframe illustration with a psi symbol overlay, related to the theme 'The life of psi' and the meaning of wavefunction.
Cover of New Scientist magazine, July 20, 2013, featuring a colorful, glowing illustration of a microscopic particle, with headlines about tiny particles, evolution, car hacking, long story, and winds of change.

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