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Gerardo Bandera
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Deputy Audience Editor, New Scientist
New York
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Biography
US audience editor at New Scientist, the world’s leading weekly science and technology magazine. Formerly editor at FairPlanet
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By Gerardo Bandera| New Scientist Verified On the Calculation of Volume (parts I and II) Solvej Balle, translated (from Danish) by Barbara J. HavelandFaber & Faber (UK); New Directions (US)On his 70th birthday, Albert Einstein received a manuscript from his friend, the logician Kurt Gödel, that mathematically demonstrated something he had conjectured, but never proven: according to his general theory of relativity it was possible for space-time to bend and close in on itself, creating a loop to the past.
By Bob Koigi Verified, Shadi Khan Saif, Gerardo Bandera, Yair Oded Verified| FairPlanet Verified Over the years, global attention and discussions on slavery have primarily focused on the Trans-Atlantic slave trade, dominated by American and European merchants. However, another equally significant trade has been largely overlooked and, in some cases, treated as a taboo subject, despite its profound impact on Africa, its people and their way of life across generations.
By Gerardo Bandera| FairPlanet Verified With the rapid globalisation that has occurred over the past 50 years, the world has increased its capacity for exporting and importing food products from all around the world. It’s not shocking that a grocery store in Germany and one in Peru could carry the same exact product shipped from Thailand.
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New Scientist
New Scientist is a prominent weekly science and technology magazine that has been published since November 22, 1956. Based in London, it offers English-language editions in the UK, the US, and Australia, along with a monthly Dutch-language edition. Owned by the Daily Mail and General Trust since March 2021, the magazine aims to report and interpret scientific advancements within societal and cultural contexts. The magazine covers a wide array of topics, including news, features, reviews, and commentary on science and technology. It also publishes speculative articles that range from technical discussions to philosophical insights. One of its key services is New Scientist Jobs, a platform that connects scientists with employment opportunities across various fields, including life sciences, physics, and chemistry. The magazine is available in both online and print formats, catering to a diverse readership of around 308,330 individuals interested in scientific ideas and discoveries.
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Founded: 1956