The Times will this week launch a new monthly magazine focusing on science and environmental issues.
The new 60-page magazine, to be called ‘Eureka’, will be given away for free with the Times from Thursday – then again on the first Thursday of each month.
It will cover a wide range of topics, including the latest scientific developments, life sciences, earth sciences, green issues, and oceanography.
Eureka will feature contributions from Times specialist writers in addition to a series of well-known names from the science world.
James Harding, editor of the Times, said: “We believe that many readers want a broader read about how science can transform our lives and our planet, which demands rigorous, engaging and exceptional reporting.”
The Times has lined up BMW, Shell and BAE as long-term sponsors for the new title.
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