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Science Magazine : 2015October08Thursday

DNA 'vaccine' sterilizes mice, could lead to one-shot birth control - Science /AAAS

This machine produces the largest humanmade waves in the world - Science Now

Gut bacteria could predict asthma in kids - Science /AAAS

Why Are Republicans the Only Climate-Science-Denying Party in the World? - New York Magazine

The incredible truth about time - BBC Focus Magazine

Climate pledges so far would allow extensive global warming by 2100 - Science /AAAS

Warming world has shrunk bee tongues - Science /AAAS

New human virus discovered in old blood samples - Science /AAAS

New human species discovered - Science /AAAS

One-eyed pigeons still use sight to find their way home - Science /AAAS

Science Daily : 2015October08Thursday

Take test researchers used to find the average American only gets a C grade - Daily Mail

Jefferson studying science - Daily Union

New biodegradable materials could replace plastic bags -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

Sizzling Longevity: World's Oldest Person Eats Bacon Daily - Live Science

Gloucester teacher nominated for presidential award - Daily Press

Global warming 'hiatus' never happened, scientists say -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

Small-scale nuclear fusion may be a new energy source -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

Arctic sea ice summertime minimum is fourth lowest on record -- ScienceDaily - OpEdNews

Smoking Doesnt Kill Them: The Strange Science of the Longevity Gene - Daily Beast

Scientists Ask Obama To Prosecute Global Warming Skeptics - Daily Caller

Discover Top Stories : 2015October08Thursday

How to Build the Machine That Will Find Another Living Earth

I Sent a Sample of My Poop to uBiome

Building the Microbial Hitchhikers Guide to the Solar System

Newly Discovered Hog-Nosed Rat is an Indonesian Oddity

From 0 to 5,000 Planets in Exactly 20 Years

How Cuttlefish Stay Camouflaged On the Go

2015 Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Research in Anti-Parasitic Drugs

The "Male Suicide Epidemic"

Fossils Reveal Extinct Mammals' True Colors

Poop on a Stick Tests Penguins' Sense of Smell

CNN Science: 2015October08Thursday

Amazon's best 100 sci-fi/fantasy books - CNN

Nobel Prize for chemistry awarded to 3 scientists for DNA repair studies - CNN

Styrofoam-eating mealworms might help reduce plastic waste, study finds - CNN

How strong is the science behind the US Dietary Guidelines? - CNN

Nobel Prize winner Tu Youyou combed ancient Chinese texts for malaria cure - CNN

Cold Atlantic 'blob' puzzles scientists - CNN

Reporter: Oregon shooting happened in science building - CNN

Human 'mini brains' grown in labs may help solve cancer, autism, Alzheimer's - CNN

Let toys be toys: The case for gender-neutral marketing - CNN

Scientists find their first biofluorescent reptile, a Pacific sea turtle - CNN

BBC Science: 2015October08Thursday

Juggling fruit in space for science - BBC News

BBC apologises for Radio 4 show that mocked climate science - The Guardian

Lisa Pathfinder physics probe sent to spaceport - BBC News

Israeli Google Lunar X Prize team books rocket - BBC News

The drone that can plant trees - BBC News

Neutrino 'flip' wins physics Nobel - BBC News

Homo naledi: Hands, feet suggest 'jack of all trades' - BBC News

Ancient recording of Earth core's birth - BBC News

Newly discovered mammal species survived dinosaur extinction - BBC News

Coral worldwide threatened by bleaching - NOAA - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2015October08Thursday

Professor Janet Hemingway, outlines 15 years of malaria interventions in Africa

Tropical ants in Europe

New study suggests hallucinations, alone, do not predict onset of schizophrenia

Unexpected connections: Calcium refill mechanisms in nerve cells affects gene expression

125-million-year-old wing sheds new light on the evolution of flight

Breakthrough for electrode implants in the brain

Don't look at me like that or I'll swerve

Room temperature magnetic skyrmions, a new type of digital memory?

Living in fear: Mental disorders as risk factors for chronic pain in teenagers

'Blind analysis' could reduce bias in social science, biology research