The Times Science Review The Times Science Review The Times Science Review, founded in 1951 and discontinued in 1966, was "The Times" quarterly science review. The magazine started as The Times Review of the Progress of Science, but became better known as "The Times Science Review". In October 2009 "The Times" started "Eureka", a monthly science magazine, and includes the 60-page magazine with "The Times" on the first Thursday of each month. The "Times Science Review" is not on line. It can be accessed in print at the Newspaper Library at Colindale, London under System number: 013904756, starting with "The Times Review of the
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