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Science Magazine : 2015August27Thursday

Can a magazine live forever? Scientific American, at 170, is giving it a shot - Poynter.org

Exclusive: Secretive fusion company claims reactor breakthrough - Science /AAAS

MSU faculty research featured in Science magazine - Mississippi State Newsroom

Is a universal flu vaccine on the horizon? - Science Now

Who Won Science Fiction's Hugo Awards, and Why It Matters - Wired

Death metal in ancient oceans - Science Now

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

89 Percent of American Women Are Unhappy with Their Weight—Here's How to ... - Shape Magazine

Stiff breast tissue in obese women may raise cancer risk - Science Now

Gut microbes linked to eye disease - Science /AAAS

Science Daily : 2015August27Thursday

NASA Langley crashes a plane for science - Daily Press

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

Greenhouse gases caused glacial retreat during last Ice Age -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

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

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

Cancer cells programmed back to normal by US scientists - Telegraph.co.uk

Astronomers capture a stunning galaxy collision, the closest ever of its kind - Washington Post

Women are more likely to become bisexual than men, say scientists - Scottish Daily Record

British pupils taught maths and science by Chinese trounce peers - Daily Mail

What science says about meditation: it improves your focus and emotional control - Vox

Discover Top Stories : 2015August27Thursday

The Man Who Saw His Double In The Mirror

Non-Visual Processing in the Visual Cortex

More Kinds of Bacteria Live In Your House Than in Your Yard

Why Carefree Lady Fish Grow Larger Genitals

U.S. Pilots Have Had Nearly 700 Close Calls With Drones

Climate Change and Hurricane Katrina: What Have We Learned?

Electronics-Sniffing Dogs Help Solve Cybercrimes

Am I A Peer Review Hypocrite?

Genes Before DNA

U.S. Wildfires: Glow is Bright Enough to be Seen From Space

CNN Science: 2015August27Thursday

Science and religion fight over Hawaii's highest point - CNN

The science of a happy marriage - CNN

Why women in tech came to a 'Halt' - 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

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

Stephen Hawking's fantastic vision of black holes may solve 40-year paradox - CNN

Australian researchers combat bee decline with tiny trackers - CNN

Should you believe the Old Farmer's Almanac's winter forecast? - CNN

BBC Science: 2015August27Thursday

Knut polar bear death riddle solved - BBC News

Partners of convenience: the Met Office and the BBC - The Guardian

Hawking: Black holes store information - BBC News

Thousands of microbes found in house dust - BBC News

Invasive caterpillar 'could spread in UK' - BBC News

Steve McQueen drama and Dara O'Briain food science show in BBC One's new line-up - BT.com

Universal flu vaccine comes closer, scientists say - BBC News

Greenland's Jakobshavn Glacier sheds big ice chunk - BBC News

Carbon credits undercut climate change actions says report - BBC News

'Farewell' pictures of Saturn moon Dione - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2015August27Thursday

Queen's researcher playing an important role improving psychology research

Brazil's national oral health policy -- an example for other nations

OU astrophysicist and collaborators find supermassive black holes in quasar nearest Earth

NASA's GPM satellite analyzes Tropical Storm Erika's rainfall

UM, USGS researcher discovers songbird habitat affects reproduction, survival

Scientists identify possible key in virus, cancer research

Humans may be harmed by endocrine disrupting chemicals released during natural gas mining

In diabetic eye disease, peripheral lesions in the retina point to risks of progression

Alzheimer's disease thought to be accelerated by an abnormal build-up of fat in the brain

One in four hepatitis C patients denied initial approval for drug treatment