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http://localhost:80/xmlui/handle/123456789/7429| Title: | SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN |
| Keywords: | SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 2023 March Page-4- From the Editor Page-6-Letter Page-8-Science Agenda The livestock agriculture system is one of the largest users of antibiotics, and it's endangering uman health. By the Editors Page-9-Forum When artificial intelligence causes harm, who is responsible? By GeorgeMaliha and Ravi B. Parikh Page-10-Advances Octopus arms' strange nerves. Predieting deadly pregnancy disease. An airy secret of successful dinos. Page-20-Meter The poetry of Europa, the smallest of Jupiter's four Galilean moons By Kate Gleason Page-21-The Science of Health Ubiquitous chemicals caned phthalates may harm sperm and pregnancies. By Claudia Wallis Page-22-Q & A An interview with mathematician Melanie Matchett Wood, a recently named MacArthur "Genius.By Rachel Crowell Page-68-Mind Matters-ou're not just getting older; you're getting less stressed out By Daisy Yuhas Page-70-The Universe-Neutrinos from an active galaxy show how supermassive blackholes gobble matter. by Phil Plait Page-72-Reviews Plant intelligence. Wolves a archetypes of fear. Better health hrough art. Consciousness in a technofascist future. A horror story of primal instincts. By Amy Brady Page-74-Observatory Eight billion people on the planet are crowding out all other life. By Naomi Oreskes Page-75-50, 100 & 150 Years Ago By Mark Fischetti Page-76-Graphic Science The science behind the brightnes of spring green leaves. By Clara Moskowitz and Rebecca Konte |
| Issue Date: | Mar-2023 |
| URI: | http://172.16.0.4:8085/heritage/handle/123456789/7429 |
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