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Science Magazine : 2016February01Monday

U.K. researcher receives permission to edit genes in human embryos - Science Magazine

New wristband measures sweat to monitor health risks - Science Magazine

Peer Review at Science Publications - Science Magazine (subscription)

Editors and Advisory Boards - Science Magazine (subscription)

About Science - Science Magazine (subscription)

Reprints and Permissions - Science Magazine (subscription)

Speaking of Science - The Scientist

New Mexicos American Indian population crashed 100 years after Europeans arrived - Science Magazine

Team Members - Science Magazine (subscription)

Email Alerts and RSS Feeds - Science Magazine (subscription)

Science Daily : 2016February01Monday

Why Islamic world fell behind in science - Daily Sabah

Obama wants $4B to help students learn computer science - Daily American Online

How to make a perfect cup of coffee using SCIENCE - Daily Mail

Windber woman trailblazing in the field of science - Daily American Online

Bill Nye the 'Science Guy' wants NASCAR to go electric, would like to see Tesla race cars - New York Daily News

Do the Worst Thing on Your To-Do List First - New York Magazine

British scientists granted permission to genetically modify human embryos - Telegraph.co.uk

AP FACT CHECK: Ted Cruz at odds with climate change science - Jacksonville Daily Progress

Futurologist Dr Ian Pearson says technology is causing humans to 'evolve' - Daily Mail

HUGE 'fireball meteor' lights up US skies - Express.co.uk

Discover Top Stories : 2016February01Monday

Schizophrenia, Hubris and Science

U.K. Scientists Get Green Light to Genetically Edit Human Embryos

No, GM Mosquitoes Didn't Start The Zika Outbreak.

Microsoft Patent Targets Virtual Nutrition Labels

The Elephants in the Outbreak

Can Robot Racing Win Human Hearts?

As the 'blue Arctic' expands thanks to global warming, an icebreaker finds no ice to break

Could Volcanoes in India have Actually Killed the Dinosaurs?

The Automatic Neuroscientist

The Race to Reverse Antibiotic Resistance

CNN Science: 2016February01Monday

UK scientists given go-ahead to genetically modify human embryos - CNN

CDC director: What we're doing about the Zika virus - CNN

New clues about how Earth got its moon - CNN International

Inside North Korea: High-tech science center lauds nuclear advances - CNN

Chinese scientists create monkeys with autism gene - CNN

Discovery one step closer to cause of schizophrenia - CNN

Doomsday Clock stays at three minutes to midnight - CNN

25 (scientific) happiness hacks - CNN

Cancer death rate continues steady drop, thanks to behavior and science - CNN

Zebra cousin went extinct 100 years ago. Now, it's back - CNN

BBC Science: 2016February01Monday

Scientists get 'gene editing' go-ahead - BBC News

Physics of brain wrinkles copied in a jar - BBC News

Do we need to wipe out clingons? - BBC News

Fears grow amid Brazil's Zika crisis - BBC News

Carbon emissions boosted 2014 January storm risk 'by 43%' - BBC News

Lift-off for Europe's space laser network - BBC News

Tim Peake asks for help with space plant experiment - BBC News

Conservationists: Polecats 'spreading across Britain' - BBC News

Babylonians 'first to use geometry' - BBC News

Death Valley fish a 'recent arrival' - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016February01Monday

Disruptions to embryonic reprogramming alter adult mouse behavior

Super Bowl celebrations spread flu according to Tulane researchers

Experts cite multiple contacts for hepatitis C virus exposure in Ghana

When loved ones battle cancer, families head to Web for information more than support

Evidence-based health care: The care you want, but might not be getting

A 'gap in the armor' of DNA may allow enzyme to trigger cancer-causing mutations

Mount Sinai scientists take novel approach to restore the microbiome of C-section newborns

Researchers identify potential targeted therapy for lung cancer using fly model

Long-term global warming not driven naturally

New research sharpens understanding of poison-arrow hunting in Africa