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Science Magazine : 2016January09Saturday

Tomorrow Today Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine - Deutsche Welle

The Iceman had a tummy bug - Science /AAAS

Roman toilets may actually have been bad for public health - Science /AAAS

Science magazine names CRISPR 'Breakthrough of the Year' - University of California

Gene editing tech named Science magazine's Breakthrough of the Year - Ars Technica

Science magazine unveils 2015 "Breakthrough of the Year" - CBS News

Researchers rein in slice-happy gene editor, CRISPR - Science /AAAS

Woods Hole Scientist Amy Apprill Featured In Science Magazine Video Series - CapeNews.net

Interstellar civilizations may thrive in globular clusters - Science /AAAS

Brain game–maker fined $2 million for Lumosity false advertising - Science /AAAS

Science Daily : 2016January09Saturday

Hour of Code: Kindergarteners, first-graders learn computer science - Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal

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

Praying Mantises Have 3D Vision, Finds New - Daily Science Journal

Yellowstone about to blow? Scientists warning over SUPER-VOLCANO that could ... - Express.co.uk

Just How Toxic Is Richard Dawkins? - Daily Beast

Hampton Roads, U.S. break weather records again - Daily Press

ESA Has Planned Series Of Manned Missions To The Moon - Daily Science Journal

NASA's New Horizons Spots A Big X On Pluto's Surface - Daily Science Journal

Astronomers Discover A Black Hole That Is Burping - Daily Science Journal

Deer sterilization: Compassion, sport, need, science collide - Lebanon Daily Record

Discover Top Stories : 2016January09Saturday

The Myth of the Brain's Pain Matrix?

5 New Gadgets Creating a Buzz at CES 2016

Lucid Dreamers May Help Unravel the Mystery of Consciousness

Despite Latrines and Aqueducts, Ancient Romans Were Full of Worms

Dancing Dinosaurs Twisted and Turned to Attract Mates

Ötzi the Iceman Spills His Guts

This Telescope Will Capture the First Image of a Black Hole

The 6,000 Year-Old Force Behind Dramatic Global Ecological Change

How Scientists Detect Nuclear Explosions Around the World

Runaway Stars Create Stunning Bow Waves

CNN Science: 2016January09Saturday

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

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

CNN tours North Korea's high-tech science center - CNN International

'Mystery Science Theater 3000' revival sets new Kickstarter record - CNN

Four new elements to be added to periodic table - CNN

New US dietary guidelines limit sugar, rethink cholesterol - CNN

Ask Ethan: How Can We Know If North Korea Is Testing Nuclear Bombs? - Forbes

Health effects of red wine: Where do we stand - CNN

Why the freakishly warm December? - CNN

Wolf 1061 exoplanet: 'Super-Earth' discovered only 14 light-years away - CNN

BBC Science: 2016January09Saturday

Largest ever 'age map' traces galactic history - BBC News

Homes and science park plan for Horsham Novartis site - BBC News

Oetzi the Iceman had a stomach bug, researchers say - BBC News

Diamond squeeze hints at metallic hydrogen - BBC News

Event horizon snapshot due in 2017 - BBC News

'Case is made' for Anthropocene Epoch - BBC News

Star clumps harbour 'sweet spot' in search for alien life - BBC News

Pupils make radio call to Tim Peake - BBC News

Black hole caught 'burping' galactic gas supply - BBC News

A science preview of the year 2016 - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016January09Saturday

Quiet quasar has apparently eaten its fill

Physicists offer theories to explain mysterious collision at Large Hadron Collider

Researchers' metallic glue may stick it to soldering and welding

Monitoring scoliosis patients on brace use prevents curve progression, surgery

NASA looks at storms hitting California

How seashells get their strength

Stir no more: University of Washington scientists show that draining speeds up bioassays

Mechanical properties of nanomaterials are altered due to electric field, researchers find

Xistential crisis: Discovery shows there's more to the story in silencing X chromosomes

New work on knee cartilage structure to aid better replacements and injury treatments