Archive -Daily News

Science News

Science Magazine : 2016August03Wednesday

Young blood antiaging trial raises questions - Science Magazine

New theory suggests female orgasms are an evolutionary leftover - Science Magazine

Apollo astronauts much more likely to die from heart disease - Science Magazine

Forbidden planets: Understanding alien worlds once thought impossible - Science Magazine

New antibiotic found in human nose - Science Magazine

Dark matter search comes up empty - Science Magazine

Russian scientists bracing for massive job losses - Science Magazine

A lichen ménage à trois - Science Magazine

Neurons get fresh 'batteries' after stroke - Science Magazine

Updated human brain map reveals nearly 100 new regions - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016August03Wednesday

Study uses GPS technology to predict football injuries - Science Daily

Effective recovery in competitive sports - Science Daily

Stem cells may speed up screening of drugs for rare cancers - Science Daily

Population boom preceded early farming - Science Daily

Cardiac complications from energy drinks? Case report adds new evidence - Science Daily

Traces of failed Super-eruption in the Andes - Science Daily

How computer algorithms shape our experience of the real world - Science Daily

New light shed on causes of autoimmune disease - Science Daily

Discovery of male-harming DNA mutation reinforces 'mother's curse' hypothesis - Science Daily

Computation propels particle physicists in quest for discovery - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016August03Wednesday

Fecal Feasts Bring Earwig Families Together

Paleopathology: The Hard Life and Times of a Hadrosaur

A Darwinian Perspective on the Female Orgasm

From a Cosmic Perspective, Is Life on Earth Premature?

History's Strangest Baldness 'Cures'

Jack White's Label Spins Carl Sagan Vinyl in Near-space

Some Surprising Authors of Psychology Papers

How Astronomers Plan to Solve the Mystery of the "Alien Megastructure Star"

The Bad Sausage & The Discovery of Botulism

The End of Ego-Depletion Theory?

CNN Science: 2016August03Wednesday

America's Cup: How Britain's boat benefits from appliance of science - CNN

Driving While Distracted: Why can't we ignore the pings? - CNN

Scientists find cancer in million-year-old fossil - CNN

Lagos 2050: Shanty megastructures? - CNN

Americans wary of gene-editing, brain chips, synthetic blood - CNN

Chinese scientists to conduct first ever human gene-editing trial - CNN

Scientists get closer to creating real-life invisibility cloak - CNN

Now hiring: Women with these degrees - CNNMoney

Skeptical reaction at Theranos' coming out party - CNN

China's 'Good Will Hunting?' Migrant worker solves complex math problem - CNN

BBC Science: 2016August03Wednesday

First Arab Nobel science winner Ahmed Zewail dies - BBC News

Womad: Bridging the gap between science and music - BBC News

Research head urges UK to seize Brexit opportunity - BBC News

Last woolly mammoths 'died of thirst' - BBC News

Bradford Kings Science academy staff convicted of fraud - BBC News

Slow-motion replays can distort criminal responsibility - BBC News

The BBC's The Living and the Dead captures Victorian anxieties about science and the supernatural - The Conversation UK

Science careers not only for boffins, says Prof Brian Cox - BBC News

PM wants positive outcome for science in Brexit talks - BBC News

Plastic bag use plummets in England since 5p charge - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016August03Wednesday

Paper: Strategic trade-offs in automobile design affect market-share value

Researchers at Sandia, Northeastern develop method to study critical HIV protein

Foraging strategies of smallest seals revealed in first ever satellite tracking study

Blood sugar slumps affect how lean men treat the more rotund

Paving the way toward novel strong, conductive materials

How an enzyme in fireflies, click beetles and glow worms yields different colors

Carbon nanotube 'stitches' make stronger, lighter composites

Discovery: Mantis shrimp use UV color spots, chemical cues to size up opponents

Researchers work to understand causes of search and rescue in the Arctic

HIV/AIDS: Filarial worm infections double the risk of infection