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Science Magazine : 2015July03Friday

These flatworms plunge their penises into their own heads to inject themselves ... - Discover Magazine (blog)

Ancient bobcat buried like a human being - Science /AAAS

Fish diversity exploded when dinosaurs went extinct - Science /AAAS

What will it take to erase sexism in science? - Boston Globe

Short-term fasting may improve health - Science Now

Did poor ventilation lead to MERS 'superspread' in Korea? - Science /AAAS

Amazon Deal of the Day: 1 Year of the Popular Science Magazine (12 Issues) for ... - Geeks are Sexy Technology News

Feature: Cancer reproducibility effort faces backlash - Science /AAAS

Science Deletes Column Advising Student to 'Put Up With' Advisor Staring Down ... - TIME

Signs of ancient cells and proteins found in dinosaur fossils - Science Now

Science Daily : 2015July03Friday

Why Do Men Like The Brazilian? Science! - Daily Beast

Nobel Prize Winner Calls Lady Scientists Crybabies - Daily Beast

Education notebook: Hampton University receives grant to support computer ... - Daily Press

Chemists devise technology that could transform solar energy storage ... - OpEdNews

People Can Look Trustworthy But Not Competent, Study Says - Design & Trend

He got a charge from Blythe Nilson's reason, science - The Daily Courier (subscription)

Meteorologists Dismantle Bill Nye's Alarmist Global Warming Claims - Daily Caller

Fibrocell Science Upgraded to Hold at Zacks (FCSC) - Dakota Financial News

I Watched 100 Cat Videos for Science - Daily Beast

Poor Sleep Habits Can Compromise Self-Control, Study Says - Design & Trend

Discover Top Stories : 2015July03Friday

Evidence for "Unconscious Learning" Questioned

Male Kangaroos' Arms Evolved to Pound the Crap out of Each Other

Scientists 'Resurrect' Woolly Mammoth Gene in Human Cell

The Secret to Making Sweeter-Smelling Roses

WATCH: Spectacular NASA Video Shows Giant Eruption Arching High Above the Sun and Exploding Into Space

Why Are Feminist Drones Dropping Abortion Pills on Poland?

VIDEO: A Sea Turtle's Perspective of the Great Barrier Reef

The Sixth Sense You Didn't Know You Had

WATCH: Time-Lapse Movie Shows Pluto and Charon Looming Larger as the New Horizons Spacecraft Speeds Ever Closer

White Spots, Lone Mountains, and Other Funny Business on Ceres

CNN Science: 2015July03Friday

Science shows health coverage works - CNN

Female scientists prove just how #distractinglysexy they are - CNN

Nobel scientist resigns over sexist remarks about women in labs - CNN

Space agency extends mission of comet-orbiting spacecraft Rosetta - CNN

Found: Preserved dinosaur cells -- but sadly scientists still can't build ... - CNN

California governor signs vaccine bill that bans personal, religious exemptions - CNN

6 wonders of science you didn't know were made from silk - CNN

A new mass extinction could be underway, researchers say - CNN

Asteroid Day seeks to protect us from near-Earth threats - CNN

12 superpowers we can have now - CNN

BBC Science: 2015July03Friday

Solar Impulse plane lands in Hawaii - BBC News

CO2 emissions threaten ocean crisis - BBC News

Why insects are marvels of engineering - BBC News

Gene therapy stabilises lungs of cystic fibrosis patients - BBC News

Pluto shows its spots to Nasa probe - BBC News

Forensic test pins down 'time of death' - BBC News

Rosetta spies cometary sinkholes - BBC News

Solar plane: 'I feel like I can fly forever' - BBC News

Creator of photonic crystals wins Newton medal - BBC News

Oranges bug 'hacks insect behaviour' - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2015July03Friday

Nobel Laureates appeal for climate protection

A 'movie' of ultrafast rotating molecules at a hundred billion per second

'Invisible' protein structure explains the power of enzymes

Early exposure to cat urine makes mice less likely to escape from cats

Old World monkey had tiny, complex brain

Studies confirm regorafenib benefit in pre-treated metastatic colorectal cancer

REM sleep critical for young brain development; medication interferes

Novel DNA repair mechanism brings new horizons

Millions of children's lives saved through low-cost investments

Rumors of southern pine deaths have been exaggerated, UGA researchers say