New Scientist magazine

New Scientist is a prominent British science magazine that has been providing in-depth coverage of scientific developments since its inception in 1956. Founded by Tom Margerison, Max Raison, and Nicholas Harrison, the magazine has grown to become a leading source of science news and analysis. Initially published weekly, New Scientist has expanded its reach with editions in the United States and Australia, catering to a global audience interested in scientific discovery and its societal implications. In March 2021, the magazine was acquired by the Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT), a UK-based media conglomerate known for its diverse portfolio of publications and digital platforms. Despite the change in ownership, New Scientist continues to operate with editorial independence, maintaining its commitment to delivering accurate and insightful science journalism. The magazine's headquarters are located in London, United Kingdom, with additional offices in New York and Australia, reflecting its international presence and influence in the scientific community.