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Science Mag : 2015March31Tuesday

Is your face the same age as you are?

Controversial fertility treatments focus on eggs’ power plants

Polar bears turn to seabirds for sustenance

A faster way to watch blood flow in the brain

Why is Mercury so dark?

Science Daily : 2015March31Tuesday

Five years after Deepwater Horizon, wildlife still struggling dolphins dying in high numbers; sea turtles failing to nest

The 100 million year-old piggyback: Amber reveals earliest example of maternal care in insects

ALMA disentangles complex birth of giant stars

Rodeo in liquid crystal: Unprecedented level of control over defects

Intelligent neuroprostheses mimic natural motor control

Scientists link unexplained childhood paralysis to enterovirus D68

Pesticides in fruit and vegetables linked to semen quality

Date syrup shows promise for fighting bacterial infections

Bacterial genetic pathway involved in body odor production discovered

Wearable technology can help with public speaking

Discover Top Stories : 2015March31Tuesday

GMOs of the Future: Two Recent Studies Reveal Potential of Genetic Technologies

Watch the West's Snowpack Shrink Dramatically Right Before Your Eyes in Striking Satellite Image Animations

WATCH: Drones Are Herding Sheep in Ireland

Cyclists Shine at Night Courtesy of New Reflective Spray

Alan Stern on Pluto’s Wonders, New Horizons’ Lost Twin, and That Whole "Dwarf Planet" Thing

Google's Pedestrian Airbag Aims to Deflate Robot Car Fears

The World at 7 PM: A Survey of Everyday Life

Venom As Medicine Won't Solve The Lionfish Invasion

In Praise of NASA's Ambitious Asteroid Grab

Antarctic Ice Shelves are Thinning Rapidly — and the Losses are Accelerating in West Antarctica

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CNN Science: 2015March31Tuesday

Mars Science Lab launch delayed two years

Shuttle lands at California air base

iReporters watch planets, moon align

Inspiration for 'Contact' still listening

Indian lunar orbiter hit by heat rise

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BBC Science: 2015March31Tuesday

Ants in space grapple with zero-g

Indian monsoon's past analysed

Solar aeroplane lands in China

Mercury 'painted black' by comets

Porpoises use 'sound searchlights'

Duo begin year-long space trip

Graphene light bulb set for shops

Greens ‘want 1% of GDP for science’

Polar ice shelf thinning speeds up

Dark matter flits through collisions

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Eurek Alert: 2015March31Tuesday

Scientists discover why flowers bloom earlier in a warming climate

Particulate air pollution: Exposure to ultrafine particles influences cardiac function

HIV patients experience better kidney transplant outcomes than Hepatitis C patients

World first study reveals antibodies that may trigger psychosis in children

Moving upstream to promote a healthier nation

Nanomedicine shines light on combined force of nanomedicine and regenerative medicine

The 100 million year-old piggyback

How a deadly fungus evades the immune system

200th anniversary of Tambora eruption a reminder of volcanic perils

Scientists reveal unique mechanism of natural product with powerful antimicrobial action