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Science Magazine : 2016April20Wednesday

Extreme inbreeding likely spells doom for Isle Royale wolves - Science Magazine

Here's why you feel so crummy when you're sick - Science Magazine

Big Science is broken - The Week Magazine

U.S. looking to expert panel to predict future GM products - Science Magazine

Why bacteria can't get any bigger—or smaller - Science Magazine

Survey confirms worst-ever coral bleaching at Great Barrier Reef - Science Magazine

To fight global warming, Senate calls for study of making Earth reflect more light - Science Magazine

Scientific advisers tapped to guide Biden's cancer moonshot - Science Magazine

Human sacrifice may have helped societies become more complex - Science Magazine

Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine - Deutsche Welle

Science Daily : 2016April20Wednesday

Strength training helps older adults live longer - Science Daily

Natural births after caesarean more likely if you call the midwife - Science Daily

New role for immature brain neurons in the dentate gyrus identified - Science Daily

Brain stem cell quiescence needs to be actively maintained in Drosophila - Science Daily

Fatty diets lead to daytime sleepiness, poor sleep - Science Daily

Can positive memories help treat mental health problems? - Science Daily

Lemurs mix smelly secretions to make richer, longer-lasting scents - Science Daily

How to avoid foot amputation in diabetic patients? - Science Daily

Transfer of gut bacteria affects brain function, nerve fiber insulation - Science Daily

Surgeons develop innovative technique for reconstructing breast after mastectomy - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016April20Wednesday

With Cyclone Fantala, the Indian Ocean experiences its strongest storm on record

How the Brain Senses a Smile

Attacking DNA to Save Snakebitten Limbs

After 17 Years, Billions of Cicadas Are Ready to Emerge

Scientists Find Link Between Genes and Virginity

Were Dinosaurs Doomed Before the Asteroid?

Funny scientific article titles... take 2!

A thunderstorm blowing its top, as seen from space

Spoof Papers And The Ethics of Academic Publishing

Stuttering Mice Could Reveal New Clues About the Speech Disorder

CNN Science: 2016April20Wednesday

Freddie Mercury's voice focus of new study - CNN

Robots, apps and chickens: The 2016 White House science fair - CNN

Introducing kids to the ocean ... and a career in science - CNN

Sarah Palin mocks Bill Nye over climate change: He's 'as much as scientist as I am' - CNN

New order? China restaurant debuts robot waiters - CNN

#Findsam: UK kids launch search for plush dog sent to space - CNN International

Teen gets accepted by all eight Ivy League schools - CNN International

The nuclear detective tracking down the world's last elements - CNN

Noisy cicadas prepare to emerge after 17 years - CNN

This is your brain on Donald Trump - CNNMoney

BBC Science: 2016April20Wednesday

Concern over Brexit's impact on science - BBC News

Scientists sniff out vehicle emissions - BBC News

El Chichon eruption implicated in Mayan upheaval - BBC News

European scientists set eyes on ice moon Europa - BBC News

Large Hadron Collider can be 'world's biggest rain meter' - BBC News

Dinosaurs 'in decline' 50 million years before asteroid strike - BBC News

Gravitational wave mission passes 'sanity check' - BBC News

Economic losses from natural disasters counted - BBC News

Global prize honours Cambodian illegal logging activist - BBC News

Tim Peake's space seeds on their way to schools - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016April20Wednesday

Online program reduces bullying behavior in schools, tests show

The origin of heart dysfunctions in myotonic dystrophy identified

Researchers discover moving, electrically 'silent' source initiates brain waves

Tap water and table salt may be safer and cheaper for milk production cleanup

Strength training helps older adults live longer

Land grant university programs helped keep farmers on the farm

NASA sees birth of Tropical Cyclone 20P, threatens American Samoa

Model makes designing new antennas orders of magnitude faster

Chemical exposure could lead to obesity, UGA study finds

Bringing nitrogen out to pasture