Science

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE This week 7 releases worth your time — swipe →

One year of a drug delayed rheumatoid arthritis for

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 01 · SCIENCE The people in this trial were not sick yet. They carried the warning signs of rheumatoid arthritis but none of the damage… Read our review →

Thirteen teeth show two human lineages lived side by

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 02 · SCIENCE Thirteen fossil teeth from the Ethiopian desert carry a quiet correction to the story of our origins. Some belong to the earliest… Read our review →

James Webb found a planet where rock clouds form

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 03 · SCIENCE The gas giant WASP-94A b is hot enough to vaporize stone. The James Webb Space Telescope read its morning and evening skies… Read our review →

Under anesthesia, the brain kept decoding speech and predicting

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 04 · SCIENCE Surgeons assume general anesthesia switches off the higher brain. Recordings from single neurons in seven patients show the opposite: while they were… Read our review →

A third ancestor was hiding in Japanese DNA, breaking

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 05 · SCIENCE For decades the textbook said the Japanese people descended from two ancient groups. A whole-genome study of 3,256 people found a third… Read our review →

James Webb found methane on a giant planet that

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 06 · SCIENCE Most giant planets are either blistering hot or locked in deep cold. TOI-199b is neither. It hovers near 175 degrees Fahrenheit, and… Read our review →

A 430,000-year-old digging stick is the oldest wooden hand

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 07 · SCIENCE At a waterlogged lakeside site in central Greece, archaeologists recovered two shaped wooden implements roughly 430,000 years old. One looks made for… Read our review →