Jeanna Bryner Appointed Editor-in-Chief of Scientific American

Scientific American, the oldest continuously published magazine in the United States, announced Jeanna Bryner as its new editor-in-chief. Bryner assumes the role as the publication celebrates its 181st anniversary.

The appointment makes Bryner the 11th editor in the magazine's history. Scientific American is known for its in-depth reporting and analysis on science and technology, and under Bryner's leadership, the publication aims to continue providing readers with timely and credible information.

According to the announcement made in Wilmington, Delaware, Bryner's experience in scientific journalism provides a strong foundation for leading the magazine forward. The publication's ownership has expressed confidence in Bryner's ability to evolve the magazine's content and expand its readership.

Scientific American has been a significant force in science popularization over the years. With Bryner's appointment, the magazine is expected to uphold its traditions while adapting to the evolving media landscape.