Maya Miller
Scientific American
New York, NY, United States
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Past articles by Maya:
How Mammals Maintain Symmetry during Development
Communication with the placenta is key to ensuring body parts grow at the same rate → Read More
How Mammals Maintain Symmetry during Development
Communication with the placenta is key to ensuring body parts grow at the same rate → Read More
Science News You Might Have Missed
A few very brief reports about science and technology from around the globe. → Read More
Effort to Diversify Medical Research Raises Thorny Questions of Race
A federal study aiming to collect the health information of one million U.S. residents is limited by the very problems it hopes to solve → Read More
How Rare Blue Diamonds Form Deep below the Ocean Floor
Minerals and elements are recycled in Earth’s mantle to form the precious gems → Read More
Science Closes In on Big-Scale Fish Poachers in the "Wild Wet"
New analysis shows where fish transfers that can obscure illegal catches are happening → Read More
Why It's So Hard to Junk Bad Decisions--Edging Closer to Understanding "Sunk Cost"
Humans, rats and mice all exhibit the decision-making phenomenon, but new research suggests not all choices are equally vulnerable to it → Read More
Here's How Much Cities Contribute to the World's Carbon Footprint
A new analysis maps residents’ carbon dioxide emissions in 13,000 cities, revealing some unanticipated results → Read More
Einstein's Greatest Theory Validated on a Galactic Scale
Astronomers have used a pair of galaxies far beyond the Milky Way to test general relativity with unprecedented precision → Read More
On a Wing and a Song--Bats Belt Out High-Pitched Tunes to Woo Mates
The complexity of the winged mammals’ vocalizations offer clues to the singers’ size and strength → Read More
Aiding or Exploiting?
When undocumented immigrants get bad legal advice from people unlicensed to practice law, they can end up deported—while the service provider is free to continue doing business. → Read More