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Science Magazine : 2015December23Wednesday

Science magazine names CRISPR 'Breakthrough of the Year' - University of California

Here are Science Magazine's picks for the coolest things that happened in ... - The Verge

Can electric signals in Earth's atmosphere predict earthquakes? - Science /AAAS

Updated: NASA delays Mars InSight mission - Science /AAAS

Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine - Deutsche Welle

Dachel Media Update: Popular (Pharma) Science Magazine on Anne Schuchat - Age of Autism

Earth's lakes are warming faster than its air - Science /AAAS

Dinosaurs evolved much faster than previously thought - Science /AAAS

150-year-old map reveals that beaver dams can last centuries - Science Now

Oshkosh Corporation L-ATV Military Vehicle Named to Popular Science Magazine ... - Business Wire (press release)

Science Daily : 2015December23Wednesday

Hour of Code: Kindergarteners, first-graders learn computer science - Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

Steam engine to Exxon: The evolution of climate science - Daily News Egypt

End of daily injections for diabetes as scientists restore insulin production - Telegraph.co.uk

Software expert had career in rocket science - Daily Inter Lake

Vermont medical school delves into marijuana science - Daily American Online

Red wine has same effects as a gym workout, scientists reveal - Daily Star

Global warming will be faster than expected -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

6000-year-old skeletons in French pit came from victims of violence - Science News

Climate Change Killing Trees Off At Alarming Rates - Huffington Post

The Beatles' catalogue will be available on Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music at ... - Daily Mail

Discover Top Stories : 2015December23Wednesday

3 Implications of Memory-Boosting Devices

Only 2% of People Will Return A Christmas Card From A Stranger

2015 will almost certainly end as warmest year on record — and 2016 is now forecast to be at least as warm

There's no place like the home planet

How GMOs Will Let Astronauts Live on Mars

The Case of the Bishop's Brain

PubPeer and Anonymity in Science

Stonehenge Wasn't the First 'Second-Hand' Prehistoric Monument

A Paradigm Shift for the Motor Cortex?

False Positive fMRI Revisited

CNN Science: 2015December23Wednesday

FDA lifts lifetime ban on gay men donating blood - CNN

'Mystery Science Theater 3000' revival sets new Kickstarter record - CNN

Health effects of red wine: Where do we stand - CNN

Wolf 1061 exoplanet: 'Super-Earth' discovered only 14 light-years away - CNN

Jimmy Carter is 'cancer free': Miracle or just science? - CNN

Some users see Star Wars overkill as NASA says it found 'a cosmic lightsaber' - CNN

Environment and lifestyle may play a large role in cancer - CNN

Scalia questions place of some black students in elite colleges - CNN

Actually, Scalia had a point - CNN

The nostalgia 'Force' is strong with 'Star Wars' fans - CNN

BBC Science: 2015December23Wednesday

Crows' tool time captured on camera - BBC News

ISS crew receives Christmas delivery - BBC News

Canine copycats can mirror other dogs' emotions - BBC News

SpaceX rocket in historic upright landing - BBC News

Nasa suspends Mars mission over faulty instrument - BBC News

US wild bee numbers decline as land is converted for biofuel - BBC News

Fog history of Atacama reconstructed - BBC News

Mers vaccine 'a step closer', say scientists - BBC News

Conservationists choose their 12 trees of Christmas - BBC News

Nepal quake landslides 'could have been far worse' - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2015December23Wednesday

How to assess the effectiveness of activity trackers for improving health

Absence of serotonin alters development and function of brain circuits

Educating patients improves knowledge and attitudes about participating in research

UAlberta innovation sheds light on how genetic information travels from cell's nucleus

The power of touch

In China, training doctors reduced STI risk

Brain's mysteries unraveled through computational neuropsychiatry

A quantum of light for material science

Geologic formation could hold clues to melting glacier floodwaters

Large permanent reserves required for effective conservation of old fish