Scientific American.
American popular science magazine
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NOAA OperationalNOAA recorded tornado activity in Delaware and provided details on a tornado hitting the Newark area.Moves Scientific American
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Amazon OperationalMilitary drone attacks struck Russian logistics infrastructure, coinciding with reports of personal relationships involving Alina Kabaeva, Elsa, and Igor Zelensky.Moves Scientific American
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MIT Mentioned togetherThe Council of Ministers met at Palazzo Chigi and approved an infrastructure decree in dialogue with the European Commission and MIT.Moves Scientific American
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Donald Trump Mentioned togetherDemocratic leaders Schumer and Jeffries are facing internal political limitations and hindering legislative progress.Moves Scientific American
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OpenAI Mentioned togetherA lawsuit was filed in San Francisco targeting major AI firms, including OpenAI, Meta, and Google, with the New Jersey AG representing the plaintiffs.Moves Scientific American
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Joe Biden Mentioned togetherNetanyahu and Biden clash over support for campaigns against Hezbollah, while Eisenkot warns against damaging US ties.Moves Scientific American
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Sally Kornbluth Operational
Sally Kornbluth actively contributes to or is affiliated with Scientific American regarding the state of science and public investment.
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Rachel Feltman Structural
Rachel Feltman hosts a segment for Scientific American as part of her professional role.
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Jessie Christiansen Structural
Jessie Christiansen's work is professionally dependent on Scientific American's capacity and platform for publication.
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NOAA Operational
Scientific American fact-checks climate data and predictions provided by NOAA.
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Zeke Hausfather Mentioned together
Zeke Hausfather provided information to Scientific American regarding climate records.
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Amazon Operational
Amazon's digital sales model challenges traditional media formats.
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Climate Central Operational
Climate Central provides scientific expertise and information to Scientific American for publication.
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MIT Mentioned together
Scientific American publishes about research and faculty members affiliated with MIT.
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University of Lausanne Mentioned together
Scientific American features research findings and cognitive science studies produced by the University of Lausanne.
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Donald Trump Mentioned together
Scientific American and Donald Trump are co-mentioned in an article discussing the concept of outrage fatigue.
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Maryn McKenna Transactional
Maryn McKenna contributed an article to Scientific American.
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Croton Dam Mentioned together
Scientific American has reported on the operational status of the Croton Dam, specifically regarding the depleted state of the Croton reservoir.
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Hawaii Shared context
Scientific American published work tracking nodule growth rates in the Pacific zone, which includes Hawaii.
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OpenAI Mentioned together
Scientific American reports on claims regarding OpenAI's mathematical breakthroughs and academic scrutiny.
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Clara Moskowitz Mentioned together
Clara Moskowitz wrote an article for Scientific American about the scale of national debt.
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Joe Biden Mentioned together
Entities are co-mentioned in a context discussing political campaigning.
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John Quincy Adams Mentioned together
The evidence provided does not describe a relationship between John Quincy Adams and Scientific American.
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Isaias Mentioned together
Scientific American reported on Isaias's record status.