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Science Magazine : 2016February25Thursday

Entire Popular Science Magazine Archive Now Available - ARRL

Sea levels are rising at their fastest rate in 2000 years - Science Magazine

Scientists identify molecular link between sleep and mood - Science Magazine

NIH's 1-million-volunteer precision medicine study announces first pilot projects - Science Magazine

New method grows sperm in a dish - Science Magazine

NIH to review its policies on all nonhuman primate research - Science Magazine

Robert Califf confirmed as new FDA head - Science Magazine

Tissue printer creates lifelike human ear - Science Magazine

The right gut microbes help infants grow - Science Magazine

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

Science Daily : 2016February25Thursday

Why Islamic world fell behind in science - Daily Sabah

Scientists Debunk Study Eliminating Global Warming 'Hiatus' - Daily Caller

Scientists just announced a major breakthrough that could put an end to male infertility - Business Insider

Political Science Professor: Odds Of President Trump Range BETWEEN 97% AND 99% - Daily Caller

Ageing skin may become a thing of the past as scientists hail breakthrough in fight against wrinkles - The Independent

Scientist claims to have cracked mystery signal that has baffled alien hunters for decades - Express.co.uk

University of Missouri Professor Who Called for 'Some Muscle' During Protests Fired - New York Magazine

Nation's largest methane release followed L.A. gas blowout - UPI.com

Lawmakers Blast EPA For Holding A Closed-Door Meeting On One Of The Costliest Regulations Ever - Daily Caller

Is Soda Consumption Falling Flat? - Live Science

Discover Top Stories : 2016February25Thursday

Drone Warfare Gets Its Close-Up in "Eye in the Sky"

California's Methane Leak Doubled the Emission Rate of Los Angeles

Scientists Grow Working Sperm from Stem Cells

The Other Astronomical Breakthrough That Took 100 Years to Achieve

Atlas Gets Knocked Down, But It Gets Up Again

Ray Fillets Won't Save The Bay: Scientists Exonerate Cownose Rays After Nine Years

Disease Experts Brace for an Uncertain Battle with Zika Virus

Are We Born Craving a Balanced Diet?

Synesthesia Mask Lets You Wake Up and Smell the Colors

Earth May Be a 1-in-700-Quintillion Kind of Place

CNN Science: 2016February25Thursday

Bill Nye: My question for the GOP candidates - CNN

Major scientific announcement could validate Einstein - CNN

Residents return to Porter Ranch gas leak site - CNN

NASA releases recording of 'outer-space type music' from far side of the moon - CNN

What you need to know about talc safety - CNN

Hubble image: Dormant black hole, in a word, is gargantuan - CNN

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

Zika virus: Brazilian scientists decipher its genome, agency says - CNN

Stunning Milky Way photo shows star-forming regions - CNN

Sea levels rose faster in 20th century than in previous 2700 years, says study - CNN

BBC Science: 2016February25Thursday

Ministers' handling of £50m science fund criticised - BBC News

France's earliest 'Muslim burials' found - BBC News

Radio flash tracked to faraway galaxy - BBC News

How Northern European waters soak up carbon dioxide - BBC News

Large space rock burns up over Atlantic - BBC News

Climate stirring change beneath the waves - BBC News

'Limited role' for natural gas in UK future energy mix - BBC News

Beetle bumps inspire bigger and faster water droplets - BBC News

Milky Way gas survey completed - BBC News

Watching the heavens: The female pioneers of science - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016February25Thursday

Engineering music to sound better with cochlear implants

NASA maps El Niño's shift on US precipitation

UMass Amherst team offers new, simpler law of complex wrinkle patterns

Annual plastic surgery statistics reflect the changing face of plastic surgery

NASA sees a different kind of El Niño

Mountaintop mining, crop irrigation can damage water biodiversity, Virginia Tech researcher says

Herring fishery's strength is in the sum of its parts, study finds

University of Kentucky researcher helps draft 'historic' position paper on nutrition and athletic performance

New catalyst makes hydrogen peroxide accessible to developing world

Antidepressant may improve cognitive symptoms in people with HIV