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Science Magazine : 2016February12Friday

Gravitational waves, Einstein's ripples in spacetime, spotted for first time - Science Magazine

Our hidden Neandertal DNA may increase risk of allergies, depression - Science Magazine

The sexual misconduct case that has rocked anthropology - Science Magazine

UW-sponsored web science magazine ends production after two decades - The Badger Herald

Budget 2017: Read our roundup of Obamas science funding requests - Science Magazine

President Barack Obama On How To Win The Future - Popular Science

Europe's trees have been warming the planet - Science Magazine

Why is it so hard to squash a cockroach? - Science Magazine

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

Here's the first person to spot those gravitational waves - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016February12Friday

Why Islamic world fell behind in science - Daily Sabah

These Academics Are Pissed There's Too Much Global Warming 'Denial' In Science Classes - Daily Caller

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

What are gravitational waves? - Express.co.uk

Houston Rockets Daily Rocket Science: Is this the end? - Space City Scoop

App shakes up earthquake science by turning users into sensors - Daily Mail

Vaping can harm unborn babies' nevous systems' - New York Daily News

Artificial intelligence will allow people to find lasting love with machines - Daily Mail

Mystery of mysterious Michigan 'quake' revealed as a BULGE not a crack - Daily Mail

Ozone layer hole reaches record levels cold air and old pollutants to combine - Daily Mail

Discover Top Stories : 2016February12Friday

WATCH: Here's the powerful storm that a Royal Caribbean cruise ship literally blundered into — as seen from space

eARTh: Cloud streets off Kamchatka

A likely hurricane-force cyclone spinning up in the Pacific is captured in this stunning satellite image animation

Dramatic imagery from space and on the ground captures 10 days of extreme weather fueled by El Niño

"Troubling Oddities" In A Social Psychology Data Set

'Absurdly' high Arctic warmth drives sea ice to record low

Would You Stick Pins In A Voodoo Doll of Your Child?

Schizophrenia, Hubris and Science

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

The Automatic Neuroscientist

CNN Science: 2016February12Friday

Major scientific announcement could validate Einstein - CNN

'Resting bitch face' is real, scientists say - CNN

Scientists create IQ test for dogs... and it could help humans too - CNN

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

Chinese scientists create monkeys with autism gene - CNN

The science behind heartbreak - CNN Philippines

Doomsday Clock stays at three minutes to midnight - CNN

Ex-NFL player Ken Stabler had concussion disease CTE, doctor says - CNN

Infinity and beyond: NASA lures space travelers with 'Visions of the Future' - CNN

Is chocolate good or bad for health? - CNN

BBC Science: 2016February12Friday

Einstein's gravitational waves 'seen' from black holes - BBC News

Ground control bids farewell to Philae comet lander - BBC News

'Health risk' legacy from Neanderthals - BBC News

78 Years Ago Today, BBC Aired the First Science Fiction Television Program - Smithsonian

Dan Walker's creationism is an affront to reason, science and logic - Telegraph.co.uk

Climate change affects transatlantic flights - BBC News

Horses recognise human emotions - BBC News

Bacteria 'see' like tiny eyeballs - BBC News

Edinburgh International Science Festival to go off with a bang - BBC News

Obama climate initiative: Supreme Court calls halt - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016February12Friday

New experimental test detects signs of Lyme disease near time of infection

Stem cell gene therapy could be key to treating Duchenne muscular dystrophy

Rare beluga data show whales dive to maximize meals

New nanotechnology detects biomarkers of cancer

Study finds mechanism by which obesity promotes pancreatic and breast cancer

On Darwin's birthday, tomato genetics study sheds light on plant evolution

Ants were socializing -- and sparring -- nearly 100 million years ago, Rutgers study finds

Food availability a problem in smaller urban cities, a Kansas State University study finds

Electronic healthcare records data reveal factors linked to emergency department revisits

Imaging with an 'optical brush'