Natalie Angier

Natalie Angier is a Pulitzer Prize–winning science columnist for The New York Times and the author of Woman: An Intimate Geography, among other books.

Doors of Perception

The often unreliable ways we interpret reality

By Natalie Angier | Wednesday March 1, 2023

Bugging Out

The buzzing, crawling creatures we would be lost without

By Natalie Angier | Thursday September 17, 2020

Why We Need Art

Can evolutionary biology explain the human impulse to create?

By Natalie Angier | Monday December 4, 2017

A Taste for Higher Math

The numbers that count

By Natalie Angier | Wednesday March 4, 2015

The Crisis Up Close

Wandering our warming world

By Natalie Angier | Wednesday December 10, 2014

Science Doubters

When healthy skepticism turns into unhealthy antagonism

By Natalie Angier | Tuesday December 1, 2009

Birthday Suit

By Natalie Angier | Friday September 1, 2006

Doors of Perception

By Natalie Angier | Wednesday March 1, 2023

Bugging Out

By Natalie Angier | Thursday September 17, 2020

Why We Need Art

By Natalie Angier | Monday December 4, 2017

A Taste for Higher Math

By Natalie Angier | Wednesday March 4, 2015

The Crisis Up Close

By Natalie Angier | Wednesday December 10, 2014

Science Doubters

By Natalie Angier | Tuesday December 1, 2009

Birthday Suit

By Natalie Angier | Friday September 1, 2006

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