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Science Magazine : 2015August17Monday

Has Tinder Really Sparked a Dating Apocalypse? - New York Magazine

Editor of Science Magazine Should Resign! - American Thinker

Why water worlds won't host life - Science /AAAS

MBRSC launches "Majarat" Magazine in order to spread knowledge of space science - Zawya (registration)

AI Special Issue For Science Magazine - iProgrammer

Icelandic Researcher Featured in Science Magazine - IcelandReview

Octopus genome surprises and teases - Science /AAAS

NSF shrinks NEON in major blow to high-profile US ecological science project - Science /AAAS

Ebola vaccine works, offering 100% protection in African trial - Science /AAAS

Sucking carbon from the sky may do little to slow climate change - Science /AAAS

Science Daily : 2015August17Monday

NASA Langley crashes a plane for science - Daily Press

Newport News students built tiny drones to learn more about science - Daily Press

Cambridge professor Peter Wadhams insists three scientists have been ASSASSINATED - Daily Mail

Gloucester teacher named finalist for presidential award in science - Daily Press (blog)

Science Magazine: We're Halfway To Global Warming 'Hell' - Daily Caller

Tokyo Motor Show Focuses on Eco Friendly Cars -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

Why we live on Earth and not Venus -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

Science Fair Project Helps Fourth Grade Girl Save Her Grandpa From A Stroke - Medical Daily

I scream for ice cream (and science) - Hickory Daily Record

Science Daily News: Europeans recent views on Science, Eurobarometer survey says - FreeDistrict

Discover Top Stories : 2015August17Monday

The Strange World of "Reward Deficiency Syndrome" (Part 3)

Underground Transit Projects Reveal Secrets Buried Beneath Cities

The Rise and Fall of Neurotransmitters

Two Analyses Find That July 2015 Was Warmest on Record. World Likely Headed for Warmest Year As Well.

WATCH: Animation of Satellite Images Shows Smoke Plume From Mammoth Explosions in Tianjin, China

Scientists Discover a Second 'Mona Lisa Smile'

Summer of Misery: Rampaging Floods and Raging Fires

Beyond Tupac, Can Hologram Concerts Take Off?

Drone Racing Gets a Boost as Miami Dolphins Owner Invests $1 Million

Latest El Niño Forecast: Expect It to Last Into Spring and Possibly Peak as One of the Strongest on Record

CNN Science: 2015August17Monday

Why women in tech came to a 'Halt' - CNN

The science of 'hangry:' Why some people get grumpy when they're hungry - CNN

Out on a limb: Pioneering scientists grow monkey arms in the lab - CNN

This is your body -- up very, very, close and personal - CNN

Marco Rubio defends abortion stance: Human life begins at conception - CNN

Cell phones and risk of brain tumors: What's the real science? - CNN

Marco Rubio educates CNN's Chris Cuomo: 'Science has decided when it's human life' - Live Action News

'The Universe is slowly dying,' study shows with unprecedented precision - CNN

Pope likely to alter economic message in the US, Vatican adviser says - CNN

The 5 telltale techniques of climate change denial - CNN

BBC Science: 2015August17Monday

Bug-killing book pages clean murky drinking water - BBC News

Young 'alien Jupiter' planet discovered - BBC News

Eric Whitacre's BBC Prom music inspired by Hubble Space Telescope - The Guardian

Science A-levels cut in sixth-form college cash squeeze - BBC News

Rosetta: Comet 67P makes closest approach to Sun - BBC News

Fading cosmos quantified in 21 colours - BBC News

Lost in space? Nasa under pressure - BBC News

What makes a planet habitable? - BBC News

Robots learn to evolve and improve - BBC News

Global warming increases 'food shocks' threat - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2015August17Monday

Can I get some sleep? Hospital tests sound panels to reduce noise

What clinicians need to know about bilingual development in children

Biologist investigates how gene-swapping bacteria evade antibiotics

Racial attitudes of blacks in multiracial congregations resemble those of whites

Study: Breastfeeding could reduce commons infections among Indigenous infants

Flooding's impact on wetlands measurable via low-cost approach

New Internet technology could aid police, courts and prisons

A thin ribbon of flexible electronics can monitor health, infrastructure

Urban grime releases air pollutant when exposed to sunlight

New method could detect blood clots anywhere in the body with a single scan