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Science Mag : 2015May25Monday

Scientists find way to create supersized fruit

New RIKEN president hopes to hold onto young stars

Science still seen as male profession, according to international study of gender bias

Brazil decriminalizes efforts to turn its biota into gold

Caterpillars contort their bodies to look like bird poop

Science Daily : 2015May25Monday

Discover Top Stories : 2015May25Monday

Echoborgs: Psychologists Bring You Face To Face With A Chat-bot

fMRI of the Amygdala: All In Vein?

Google Envisions Robot Remote Controls That Know Your Face

Scientists Are Making Modern-Day Mummies in the Lab

The Skyscrapers of the Future Will Be Made of Wood

Drone Pilot Helps Rescue Flood Victims in Texas

Billboards Use DNA to Identify and Shame Litterers

Month of June Will Be One Second Longer This Year

New Type of Drug Shows Promise in Battling Obesity

VIDEO: Time-Lapse of a Bee's Birth, From Egg to Adult, in 60 Seconds

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CNN Science: 2015May25Monday

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: 2015May25Monday

Solar Impulse awaits 'moment of truth'

IS threat to rare bird near Palmyra

The great 'Mars bake-off' begins

'Beautiful Mind' mathematician killed

Trust backs beaver reintroduction

Spiders strum on leaves for love

Ocean's 'tiniest organisms' revealed

Antarctic in 'dramatic' ice loss

Ancient parasite 'frozen in time'

DNA hints at earlier dog evolution

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Eurek Alert: 2015May25Monday

Re-hospitalization rates for traumatic brain injury higher than previously reported

Like Sleeping Beauty, some research lies dormant for decades, IU study finds

Location matters in the lowland Amazon

Researchers unveil new gene subgroup in prostate cancer

Special fats proven essential for brain growth

Researchers find the 'key' to quantum network solution

One step closer to a single-molecule device

Climate engineering may save coral reefs, study shows

'Pain sensing' gene discovery could help in development of new methods of pain relief

Chinese researchers presented de novo assembly of a haplotype-resolved diploid genome