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Published since 1913, American Scientist is written for those curious about new developments in all fields of science and engineering. Honored with many awards for editorial, design and illustration quality, American Scientist's articles are written by scientists and engineers to be understood by a well-educated audience. Published bimonthly, the magazine features illustrated articles on a broad variety of topics, including biology, chemistry, physics, geology, astronomy, computing, psychology, mathematics and technology.

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In the spring of 2003, American Scientist re-launched its Web site to create a complementary vehicle to deliver and enhance its content, and to broaden its audience. Along with the current magazine content, the Web site includes Web-only content such as a weekly digest of science news stories and an expanded Scientists' Bookshelf section.

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