Stories by Andrea Gawrylewski
Andrea Gawrylewski is chief newsletter editor at Scientific American. She writes the daily Today in Science newsletter and oversees all other newsletters at the magazine. In addition, she manages all special collector's editions, and in the past was the editor for Scientific American Mind, Scientific American Space & Physics, and Scientific American Health & Medicine. Gawrylewski got her start in journalism at The Scientist magazine, where she was a features writer and editor for "hot" research papers in the life sciences. She spent more than six years in educational publishing, editing books for higher education in biology, environmental science and nutrition. She holds a master's degree in earth science and a master's degree in journalism, both from Columbia University, home of the Pulitzer Prizes.
Perpetual Puzzle
The Final Frontier Is Right Here
Science Out of the Box
A Year of Wonder, Awe and Discovery
Truth under Attack
Protect Your Mental Health
Are We Alone?
Beginnings and Endings
Solutions from Science
Behind Every Smile
See the Mysterious Sea Creatures That Only Come Up at Night
“Blackwater” divers photograph the largest migration of animals on the planet
The EPA Plans to Rein in Truck Pollution to Ease Asthma, but It May Not Go Far Enough
Scientists say the agency’s analyses do not capture the full extent of how bad exhaust is for segments of the population
Science for Good
Unblinking View of the Universe
From the Editor: How to Live In the COVID Age
Carrying On in Difficult Times
New ways to cope with the unpredictability of life
Immune System Master Class
Humans and the Quantum Experience
Hard-Won Pandemic Gains
Building on lessons learned from SARS-CoV-2, pandemic preparedness has taken on renewed urgency
Astonishing Conscious Mind
Neuroscientists may have discovered the brain regions that give rise to our identity
Mind from Matter
Cosmic-Level Anxiety
Our Best Bets against COVID
Early studies show that to fight new variants like Omicron boosters are necessary