We publish New Humanist, a quarterly journal of ideas, science and culture.

The world's first graphene semi-conductor could herald a new age of faster, more energy efficient computing.

Attitudes towards science are becoming increasingly polarised

Our latest issue features Emma Park on how the culture wars are damaging the sciences, theoretical physicist Tasneem Zehra Husain on why the imagination is key to decoding the universe, and Alom Shaha on what can be gained by thinking like a scientist

The former US president is playing with a toxic mix of religion and politics ahead of the next election

The British military's recruitment of non-religious pastoral support officers has been a long time coming

We speak to Guido Alfani about the history of the rich in the West – and what it tells us about society today

Catch up on our top reads of the year

An exoplanet called K2-18b is sparking excitement

A recent study highlights how vulnerable many marine animals are to rising sea temperatures

Our latest issue features Pavan Amara on the new technologies revolutionising reproduction, Gabriele Di Donfrancesco on Europe's battle over "family values" and Rachael Lennon on a decade of same-sex marriage. Plus, a new column from Shaparak Khorsandi!

The science behind the 2023 Nobel Prize in physics

Rich countries have consistently failed to deliver climate funding for lower-income countries – but we have to face this challenge together

Why shouldn't there be consequences for dishonesty?