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Science Magazine : 2015November16Monday

Rapid melting of Greenland glacier could raise sea levels for decades - Science /AAAS

Mathematician claims breakthrough in complexity theory - Science /AAAS

Vitamin C kills tumor cells with hard-to-treat mutation - Science Now

How Fox ate National Geographic - The Guardian

Crabs feel pain - Science /AAAS

Scientists may have found the earliest evidence of life on Earth - Science /AAAS

Human language may be shaped by climate and terrain - Science /AAAS

Cancer researchers band together to pool tumor genome data - Science /AAAS

Antiaging protein is the real deal, Harvard team claims - Science /AAAS

Top firms prioritize transformative technologies, patients - ScienceCareers.org

Science Daily : 2015November16Monday

Yep, science confirms that quitting Facebook makes people happier - ScienceAlert

Can Neuroscience Explain Why People Are Sexist? - New York Magazine

Revolutionary new weapon in air pollution fight -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

Wanted: Fair players and a climate leader -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

CLASSY CLASSES: Science Innovation and Communication - The Stanford Daily

Mother of all apes—including humans—may have been surprisingly small - Science /AAAS

UCLA alumna creates STEMsocks to change stereotypes about scientists - Daily Bruin

Pornhub reveals traffic dropped 10% the day Fallout 4 was released - Daily Mail

Algorithm uses machine vision to spot and recognise hidden emotions - Daily Mail

Houston Rockets Daily Rocket Science - Space City Scoop

Discover Top Stories : 2015November16Monday

Meta-Neuroscience: Studying the Brains of Neuroscientists

How Should Science Deal with Online Comments?

WATCH: 'WTF' Space Junk Burns Up in Earth's Atmosphere

Animal Hair Could Inspire Self-Cleaning Technologies

Which Sci-Fi Films Get Cited in Research?

Birds Give Up Food to Stay Close to Their Mates

Small, Round, and Slow: The Microbial Response to Energy Limitation

Human-Like Neural Networks Make Computers Better Conversationalists

Monkeys Keep Their Food Clean, Sort Of

Reproducibility Crisis: The Plot Thickens

CNN Science: 2015November16Monday

Women scientists who changed the world - CNN

What we know (and mostly don't) about the science behind Theranos - CNN

A few fireworks as mystery object falls to Earth - CNN

How to make science safer for women - CNN

Two Degrees: Do ice ages debunk climate science? - CNN

What is the science behind fear? - CNN

Art imitates life: Artist bioengineers replica of Van Gogh's ear - CNN

Susan Wojcicki: A 'Sputnik' moment for women in technology - CNN

The sky is falling, and scientists are amped - CNN

Scientist paint with bacteria to make art - CNN

BBC Science: 2015November16Monday

Society 'to be hit by climate change' - BBC News

Europe's fourth ancestral 'tribe' uncovered - BBC News

'High impacts' from globally stronger El Nino - BBC News

Scientists find key to malaria growth - BBC News

'Most distant' Solar System object spied - BBC News

'Venus twin' excites astronomers - BBC News

Bloodhound Diary: Getting 'ready to roll' - BBC News

'Biggest ever' crystal model built in Vienna - BBC News

MPs urge Chancellor to 'supercharge' science - BBC News

Neutron beam aimed at 'un-burning' bone - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2015November16Monday

Group Health's lifesaving approach to screening for colon cancer steps forward

New nanoscopic tools to study ligand-binding of receptors and quantifying two ligand-binding sites while imaging membrane receptors

Study: Earth's climate more sensitive to CO2 than previously thought

Discovery measures 'heartbeats' of distant galaxy's stars

Northeastern researchers develop system to control information leaks from smartphone apps

Lung transplant criteria biased against shorter patients

Study finds High Plains Aquifer peak use by state, overall usage decline

Studies show China continues to lag in effective tobacco control

Mount Sinai Heart director discusses population health promotion and a stratified approach for cardiovascular health

Changes in metabolites can regulate earliest stages of development