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Science Magazine : 2016August25Thursday

'Octobot' is the world's first soft-bodied robot - Science Magazine

Earth-like planet found orbiting our nearest stellar neighbor - Science Magazine

Scientists can see through these rodents - Science Magazine

NASA's research is now fully online—and free - Science Magazine

Video: Zebra finch call prepares their eggs for climate change - Science Magazine

Satellite images can map poverty - Science Magazine

Peaceful ant-plant partnerships lead to genomic arms races - Science - Science Magazine

Why young sunflowers follow the sun - Science Magazine

An MIT Scientist Claims That This Pill Is the Fountain of Youth - New York Magazine

This woman may know a secret to saving the brain's synapses - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016August25Thursday

Designing better ways to let go of digital memories than 'delete' - Science Daily

Nanovesicles in predictable shapes - Science Daily

An effective and low-cost solution for storing solar energy - Science Daily

New map shows alarming growth of the human footprint - Science Daily

The more we know, the easier we are to deceive - Science Daily

Seniors with more continuity of care use the ER less - Science Daily

African bird shows signs of evil stepdad behavior - Science Daily

New method in synthesis and development for pharmaceuticals - Science Daily

MRI-guided focused ultrasound effective to treat essential tremor - Science Daily

Scientists identify spark plug that ignites nerve cell demise in ALS - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016August25Thursday

Algorithm Weaves Secret Messages into Dance Music

Adorable Mini-Marsupial Lion Microleo Has the Name of a Giant

Alpha Centauri: The Hollywood Star System

Earth Proxima: Is Our New Neighbor the Most Promising Exoplanet Yet?

Making Music From Brainwaves: A History

How Advertisers Seduce Our Subconscious

Chimpanzee Groups Know How to Deal With Freeloaders

Why Scientists Created See-through, Shrunken, Glow-in-the-dark Mice

Microbes are More Social Than You Think, But Not Always in a Good Way

What To Do About Software Errors in fMRI?

CNN Science: 2016August25Thursday

Bill Nye Calls Out CNN 'Climate Change Denier' Meteorologist Live On-Air: 'Knock Yourselves Out' - Mediaite

Anti-science claims dog Green Party's Jill Stein - CNN

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

Why North Korea's capital is the 'perfect science fiction film set' - CNN

MIT scientists think they can make your WiFi 10x faster - CNNMoney

This 'googly-eyed' squid is the cutest ocean find - CNN

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

Closest potentially habitable planet to our solar system found - CNN

Changing opinions on climate change, from a CNN meteorologist - CNN

Feds open talks on growing human organs in animals - CNN

BBC Science: 2016August25Thursday

Neighbouring star Proxima Centauri has Earth-sized planet - BBC News

Pneumatic octopus is first soft, solo robot - BBC News

Perfume traces could help to solve crimes - BBC News

Zebra finch 'heat song' changes hatchling development - BBC News

Surface water shifting around the Earth - BBC News

MPs call for ban on plastic microbeads - BBC News

Most nations lack ability to deal with invasive species - BBC News

DNA traces origins of Iceman's ragtag wardrobe - BBC News

Satellite images used to predict poverty - BBC News

Star snapped before and after nova explosion - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016August25Thursday

Tropical Depression 14W gets absorbed by system 92W

NASA examines threatening tropical disturbance in eastern Caribbean Sea

How telecommuting can cause leadership issues for your company

Altering stem cell perception of tissue stiffness may help treat musculoskeletal disorders

Researchers question process for reviewing coverage of 'off label' cancer drug use

Extending battery life for mobile devices

Redefining Homo -- does our family tree need more branches?

ALMA finds unexpected trove of gas around larger stars

Virtual peer pressure works just as well as the real thing

New method developed for producing some metals