An illustrated bimonthly magazine of science and technology published by Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society. Sample current content and archives on-line.

Nonprofit science publisher, publishing annual syntheses of the latest developments in 29 fields of science.

Monthly magazine providing news and commentary on developments on science and technology in Australia and New Zealand.

Online science news magazine with articles about the latest scientific breakthroughs at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Scientific news for those who want to know about research developments but don't speak the language of science.

Promotes public understanding of the research undertaken by Berkeley graduate students.

Science and technology magazine.

Weekly magazine provides breaking news and worldwide news and features. Subscription required for most articles.

Weekly updates on science and technology from the research lab. [English, French, Spanish]

News and features from the world of science.

E-zine from the European Geophysical Society provides articles, news, journal watch and book reviews.

Monthly science and technology magazine. UK.

Monthly newsletter on important science and technology articles in the previous month from QinetiQ, Europe's largest science and technology organisation.

Online publication with news and entertainment.

Web site story highlights from current and past issues, other features such as unpublished photos, and access to other National Geographic Society online resources.

A magazine of science, nature, and culture that contains news of the current issue, full-text articles, highlights from the past, information for subscribers. Published by the American Museum of Natural History.

Science news publication for adults and young people, offering overview of publication, online sample of current issue and subscription information. USA.

Weekly science and technology news magazine, considered by some to be the world's best, with diverse subject matter. Articles from current issue and collections of past articles on selected "exciting areas of science."

Monthly general interest science magazine includes ten years of searchable archives. New Zealand.

Highlights research and development activities at the US Laboratory in the areas of basic research. biology, energy, transportation, computational sciences, advanced materials, nanotechnology and neutron-based science and technology.

News and reviews of life science technologies and bioinformatics.

Monthly magazine about current science and technology.

News and views about science and technology in South Asian countries. Based in Nepal.

Online magazine with information on research work in developing countries: articles, news items, events, interviews. English/French.

Biweekly ezine offers the latest science news focusing on offbeat technologies, hot topics, bizarre research and cryptic experimental results. Forum, news archives and article collections by subject.

A monthly magazine containing popular articles, research findings, events, scientific developments, and resources about science in Africa.

International weekly science journal, published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).

Weekly magazine offers featured articles from the current issue along with special online-only features. Includes photo collection, archives, email newsletter and Science News for Kids section.

AAAS web magazine. Some free sample stories, subscription required for full text.

Quarterly magazine which aims to present and promote cross-disciplinary discussion in science.

A weekly e-mail digest of the news of science.

Monthly magazine of science. Website includes articles from past issues.

Online version of the bi-monthly magazine offers news, features and reviews along with selected features from Bioinformatics World and Research Information quarterly publications.

Features news and features about science and technology for scientists, by scientists. Special sections on labs, food and medicine.

Quarterly science magazine published by Harvard University undergraduate students. Includes archives.