How can I access past articles and issues?

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To access past articles and issues of Scientific American, one can visit the official website, which typically features an archive section. This section allows users to search for and browse past articles by volume, issue, or topic. Additionally, one might find a digital library or a dedicated archive that includes a comprehensive collection of articles dating back to earlier years of publication. Many libraries also offer access to back issues of Scientific American for their patrons, so it might be beneficial to check with local or university libraries. Users are encouraged to utilize the search functionality or explore various categories available on the current web page to find the desired content. For specific inquiries related to access or subscriptions, consulting the website can provide relevant contact information or assistance options.
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Answered Aug 18, 2025

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