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On hearing the news in early October that The Scientist would cease publication, our readers voiced their dismay. In mid-October, we were resurrected, and our readers came out again to express their relief.

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In mid-October, we were resurrected, and our readers came out again to express their relief...

It will certainly create a void, as no other publication offers what The Scientist does. Your interviews with prominent scientists, unique view on science-related matters, topical reviews, and hot topics provide a nice, comprehensive look at the world of science that was greatly appreciated.
Nada Porter, University of Kentucky

Katia Del Rio-Tsonis, Miami University

As a scientist I often would base decisions for the purchases of equipment on reviews in this magazine. It had viewpoints and perspectives not seen in any other publication.
Jim Hoerter, posted on ScienceInsider (Oct. 8)

As a mother of a research scientist, it was a wonderful conversational item that led to discussions between my son and me and helped me to understand his kind of work so much more. Thank ...

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