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Dear Reader,

As we embrace the spirit of love this Valentine's Day, Scientific American invites you to embark on a journey into the fascinating world where science meets matters of the heart. Love, in all its complexity, has intrigued scientists for centuries, and this Valentine's Day, we're diving deep into the science behind this universal emotion.

Join us as we explore the latest research, insights, and discoveries that shed light on the mysteries of love. From the "One thing not to do on Valentine's Day" to the science of speed dating, we'll delve into the scientific explanations behind the emotions that shape our closest relationships.

Whether you're celebrating with a partner, friends, or simply indulging in some self-love, let Scientific American be your guide to understanding the science behind Valentine's Day.

Wishing you a day filled with love, curiosity, and scientific discovery.
Sunya Bhutta
Chief Engagement Editor
Scientific American
The Science of Love
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Emotional Words Such as "Love" Mean Different Things in Different Languages
An analysis of more than 2,000 languages reveals differences in the way feelings are conceptualized among cultures.
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Deciphering the Language of Love  
Deciphering the Language of Love
Attachment science is helping couples master communication and connection—and getting through conflict.
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Here's the One Thing Not to Do on Valentine's Day  
Here's the One Thing Not to Do on Valentine's Day
Avoid the example of animals that practice semelparity and don't murder your mate.
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Your Brain in Love  
Your Brain in Love
Cupid's arrows, laced with neurotransmitters, find their marks.
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How to Have Great Sex in a Committed Relationship  
How to Have Great Sex in a Committed Relationship
Savvy Psychologist Dr. Ellen Hendriksen talks with sex therapist Dr. Stephen Snyder about how to keep the flame burning for years to come.
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