Who is behind New Scientist?
In April 2017 New Scientist changed ownership when RELX Group, formerly known as Reed Elsevier, sold the magazine to Kingston Acquisitions, a group established by Sir Bernard Gray, Louise Rogers and Matthew O’Sullivan to acquire New Scientist. Kingston Acquisitions then renamed itself New Scientist Ltd.
Is the New Scientist any good?
NewScientist is a lot of fun to read and keeps you up to date with some of the newest science being done. It’s a nice laypersons’ coverage. It doesn’t approach Scientific American in its depth, complexity, or “sciency” language, but it’s popularized rather than dumbed down. The writing is always clear and concise.
What type of publication is New Scientist?
weekly science and technology publication
New Scientist is the world’s most popular weekly science and technology publication. Our website, app and print editions cover international news from a scientific standpoint, and ask the big-picture questions about life, the universe and what it means to be human.
How can I get the New Scientist for free?
Unlimited online access is available for free to New Scientist subscribers. If you are not a subscriber, then subscribe now through the online subscription centre. Subscribe to the weekly print magazine, the New Scientist app or both to get unlimited access to newscientist.com with your subscription.
What age is New Scientist suitable for?
Aimed at 6-12-year-olds, this STEAM magazine blends creativity and education. It’s perfect for children who want to expand their knowledge and read about science and technology. With articles written by experts and qualified teachers, it’s also a valuable resource for primary school libraries and KS2 classrooms.
Is New Scientist a peer reviewed journal?
New Scientist has a very large readership, and its reports are often quoted in the mainstream press as if they carried the same authority as a peer-reviewed journal.
Are New Scientist articles peer reviewed?
Before they are published in an academic journal, scientific articles are usually vetted in a process called “peer review”. The journal’s editors send the manuscript to a handful of referees – other experts in the field who were not involved in the research.
How often is New Scientist magazine published?
weekly
New Scientist has a weekly circulation of about 120,000.
What age is Aquila for?
8-13
Aquila is a monthly UK-based educational children’s magazine that offers an alternative to mainstream publications. It is for boys and girls of 8-13 and features puzzles, fun facts and activities – and is advert-free.
How many subscribers does the New Scientist have?
New Scientist has a weekly circulation of about 120,000.