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Science Magazine : 2016December22Thursday

Gravitational-Wave Hunters Surf to Top Science Magazine Award - Space.com

National Geographic Celebrates 9-Year-Old Trans 'Girl' on the Cover - NewsBusters (blog)

Heres who could win the $20 million XPrize for roving on the moon—but will any science get done? - Science Magazine

Pregnancy resculpts women's brains for at least 2 years - Science Magazine

Critics assail paper claiming harm from cancer vaccine - Science Magazine

In Canada, case spurs concern over misconduct secrecy - Science Magazine

Mass intoxication in New York City was caused by powerful synthetic weed - Science Magazine

'Weird' dinosaur underwent radical transformation as it aged - Science Magazine

Researchers rejuvenate aging mice with stem cell genes - Science Magazine

U.S. physics society removes chief lobbyist after controversial press release on Trump's election - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016December22Thursday

People who care for others live longer - Science Daily

Specific molecular events that could explain allergic reactions to air pollution - Science Daily

How brain begins repairs after 'silent strokes' - Science Daily

Here's why you don't feel jet-lagged when you run a fever - Science Daily

Discrimination interacts with genetics, impacts health - Science Daily

Study finds 'striking' use of double mastectomy - Science Daily

Cellular process behind premature aging discovered - Science Daily

Ultrasound Imaging Inside Live Cells - Science Daily

Nanoarray sniffs out and distinguishes multiple diseases - Science Daily

Epigenetic change ties mitochondrial dysfunction to tumor ... - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016December22Thursday

When Astronauts ‘Saved’ the Worst Year in American History (Not 2016)

How Ancient Cultures Commemorated the Darkest Day

Welcome to the Hotel Automata

Casper, Octopod and Internet Darling, Is Already Threatened

New Insights Into Antimatter, 20 Years In the Making

Pew! Pew! Paleontologists Harness the Power of Lasers

Roads Have Sliced the World Into 600,000 Pieces

Neuroscience Spots Potential Criminals In Pre-School?

Drone Video Captures Killer Whales Snacking on Shark

"Might not feel like it today, but 2016 will be the warmest year in the surface temperature records"

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CNN Science: 2016December22Thursday

Trump Adviser Compares Global Warming to Flat Earth - Slate Magazine (blog)

'Mysterious power over humanity': How cats affect health - CNN

'Once in a lifetime find': Dinosaur tail discovered trapped in amber - CNN

Singapore teens top global education ranking as US lags - CNN

Computer scientists urge Clinton campaign to challenge election results - CNN

'Creation engineering': The art and science of naming drugs - CNN

Trump picks Scott Pruitt to head EPA - CNN

No, tonight won't be the darkest night in 500 years - CNN

Sergey Brin: It would be 'foolish' for U.S. to abandon science - Dec. 5 ... - CNNMoney

In interviews, Trump's EPA pick questioned climate change, said Obama EPA rules would be undone - CNN

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BBC Science: 2016December22Thursday

Amazing science stories from 2016 - BBC News - BBC News

Brexit uncertainty 'corrosive' for science - BBC News

Iron 'jet stream' detected in Earth's outer core - BBC News

Laser helps unlock antimatter secrets - BBC News

Grammars 'will not boost poorest pupils' science grades' - BBC News

'Phone seismometers' prove their worth - BBC News

BBC unveils science, singing programming for 2017 - Realscreen

Trillions of high-flying migratory insects cross over UK - BBC News

World's hottest borehole nearly complete - BBC News

Brain's party noise filter revealed by recordings - BBC News

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Eurek Alert: 2016December22Thursday

Genetic cause identified for previously unrecognized developmental disorder

TSRI study: Protein monitors lung volume and regulates breathing

Mouse models indicate burning more fat and less glucose could lead to diabetes

Genes Nardilysin and OGDHL linked to human neurological conditions

Losing sleep over discrimination? 'Everyday discrimination' may contribute to sleep problemss

Jujube genome study sheds light on fruit tree's domestication

Advance in intense pulsed light sintering opens door to improved electronics manufacturing

UTSW identify process cells use to destroy damaged organelles, with links to diseases

Oregon researchers publish reference genome of gulf pipefish

Electron-photon small-talk could have big impact on quantum computing