Scientific American

About the artist

This name relates to two different things on Last.fm: 1) The magazine Scientific American was founded in 1845 and has provided a wide variety of reporting on many topics over the years, notably publishing podcasts such as '60-Second Science' that are available for free download through iTunes. Individuals such as Christopher Intagliata and Cynthia Graber have provided the vocal work for these podcast releases. 2) Scientific American is a stage name that has been used by U.

Top songs

When It Was Ever Everything
Strong For The Future
Between Urban Movements
The Seas Are The Skies
Four Hour Window
Million Lines (Slow Fade)
Victory Hold Still
Drift In Place
Your Utopia
We All Are Already Are

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Eavesdrop on Ultrasonic Rat Giggles
The Complete Idiot's Guide to String Theory
Women as Sex Objects
Why People Believe What They Do
Nobel Prize in Physics
The Scent of Sexual Sweat
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
In Search of Time
Where Is God?
More Sex for Women?
When Do Dreams Begin?
A Pretty Face Or A Hot Body?
Why Dating Doesn't Predict Marital Success
The Evolution of Evolution
Beating Loneliness at its Own Game
From Dark Energy To Lone Star Lunacy
Increase Your Creativity: Live Abroad
Beauty Is Truth (and Science)
Boost Your Creativity With Eye Movement
Our Bodies, Our Brains
To Get Good Grades, Get Good Sleep
Musicians Think Differently from the Rest of Us
The Truth about Cats and Dogs
Waking in the Dark: Daylight Saving Time
Wiping Out Bad Memories
What Shape Is Your Galaxy?
What Our Stuff Says About Us
Eat, Exercise and Be Merry
The Science Talk Quiz: "Totally Bogus"
The Science of Pain
Muscle Movement Affects How We Hear
When an Innocent Confesses to a Crime
The Persistence of Racism
Like Father, Like Daughter
Happy People Talk More Seriously
Are Your Siblings Really Your Siblings?
Thinking of Human as Machine
Phrasing a Coyne: Jerry Coyne on Why Evolution Is True
It's Funny Because It's True
Searching for Intelligence
Answers to the Rorschach Test Revealed
Sylvia Plath's Son and Suicide in Families
Brain Has "Moving" Parts
Gift-Giving for Lovers
Gott Ya: Astrophysicist J. Richard Gott on Time Travel and Presidential Polling
From Spooky Action to Tiny Radios
The Large Hadron Collider Goes To Work
New Brain Cells Get Time-Stamped
Sex Differences in Jealousy
Online Games As Study Tool
Fear of Fear Itself
Why Cops Make Fatal Errors
High Achievement High Schoolers
Count On Steves to Defend Darwin
Morally Repugnant
The Roots of Language
Darwin: Ghostbuster, Muse and Magistrate
Who's Watching You: The Future of Privacy
Obama's Message to Graduates
Remarkable Creatures (And Getting Them Fixed)
Remembering That Person's Name
The Day After: Science In The Obama Administration
Swimming In Spacetime and Other Stories
A Bitter Placebo to Swallow
Earth 3.0
Car Coating That Self-Seals Scratches
No Fair! My Serotonin Level Is Low
Bird Controls Offspring's Gender
Where the Desire for Change Resides
Babies Already Have An Accent
Making and Keeping Your Goals
Envy Related to Physical Pain
The Long And Winding Road: DNA Evidence for Human Migration; Plus July Issue Highlights
Cyberchondria: Online Diagnosis Leads to Obsessive Fear
In Defense of Evolutionary Psychology
Weak Have Stronger Hearing
Is fidelity in our genes?
Eat Less, Remember More
People, Pan Troglodytes (Chimps) and Pigs
Crickets Con Connubial Conquests With Chemistry
Klaatu's Back and He's Not Happy
Business, Lies and E-mail
The Naked Singularity Meets Social Media
Experimenting With Drugs
Learn to Be Kind
Surviving a Plane Crash
A Blind Man Sees
Artificial Intelligence Predicts Gambling Behavior
From Astronomy To Zune
Peers Know You Better Than You Do

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