Scientific American Year 2012 Magazine Back Issues

Features
Goldlocks Black Holes
Magnetic Sensing In Animals
Technology To Predict Crime
The Pathway Of Youth? New Insights Into The Body's Aging - Control System

Features
The Truth About Prostate Tests
What Football Does To Brains
The Future Of Chocolate
The Quantum Universe Could Foamlike Fluctuations Rule Spacetime At The Tiniest Scales?

Features
The Far, Far Future Of Stars
A Shadow Web To Protect The Internet
Blocking HIV's Attack On Cells
The Neuroscience Of Identity How "Jumping Genes" In The Brain Make Each Person Unique

Features
New Perspective On Quantum Gravity
How Stress Cripples Your Brain
Next Missions To The Moon
Humanity's Beginning Two-Million-Year-Old Fossils Offer A Tantalizing Connection To Our Forebears

Features
Erasing Painful Memories
Better Warnings For Extreme Weather
How Plants Smell Their Prey
A Unified Physics? New Efforts To Unite Quantum Mechanics With Einstein's Relativity

Features
Antimatter - Sparked Supernovae
Building A Machine Brain
The Rough Road To Fusion Energy
Your Inner Ecosystem In Your Body, Bacteria Outnumber Your Own Cells 10 To 1. Who's In Control?

Features
Mountain - Climbing Mars Rover
Vaccine Clues From HIV Survivors
Seeing The Future With Machine Learning
The Evolution Of Cooperation Competition Is Not The Only Force That Shaped Life On Earth

Features
New Life For Ancient DNA
How Clouds Spew Gamma Rays And Antimatter
The Roots Of Joy In The Brain
The Black Hole In The Heart Of The Milky Way How These Raging Monster Make Life Possible

Features
Special Issue
Beyond The Limits Of Science
How We Will Transcend Today's Barriers To Get Smarter.
Live Longer And Expand The Power Of Human Innovation

Features
The Higgs At Last?
The Wisdom Of Psychopaths
Ecosystems On The Brink
The Language Of The Brain, How The World's Most Complicated Machine Processes And Communicates

Features
How Feedbacks Could Speed Warming
Growing An Eye In The Lab
How Do Genes For Autism Spread?
The Inner Life Of Quarks Science Aims To Look Inside The Smallest Bits Of Matter

Features
Is Drug Research Trustworthy?
Clues To The Milky Way's Evolution
Why Winters Are Harsher
World Changing Ideas 10 Practical Innovations Emerge From The Lab To Improve Our Lives