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Science Magazine : 2016July08Friday

Robotic stingray powered by light-activated muscle cells - Science Magazine

Ancient global warming spikes suggest dinosaurs died of a double disaster - Science Magazine

U.K. research charity will self-publish results from its grantees - Science Magazine

Titanic NASA balloon reaches milestone - Science Magazine

Jupiter, meet Juno: NASA spacecraft settles in to begin its mission - Science Magazine

Why knee injuries often don't heal - Science Magazine

In Canada, outraged health researchers demand end to peer-review changes - Science Magazine

German university says it will rewrite controversial funding deal - Science Magazine

Science Magazine Prize Has Ties to Researcher Who Disgraced Its Pages - MIT Technology Review

Unique sand ripples found on Mars - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016July08Friday

Deadly bug strikes in a day - Science Daily

Agreeable personalities are more likely to help strangers - Science Daily

Scientists develop brain-inspired memory material - Science Daily

Why do we tap our feet to a musical beat? - Science Daily

New work aiming to stop diabetes, a major global health challenge - Science Daily

Why Clinton and Trump backers don't mix - Science Daily

Bats take dangerous flight into the wind farm - Science Daily

Study finds no substantial harm from primary care melanoma screening - Science Daily

Referees add more extra time when the big teams are losing - Science Daily

Rapid TB test accuracy in West Africa compromised by mycobacterium diversity - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016July08Friday

Designer Super-Smeller Mice Could Detect Explosives, Disease

Super Typhoon Nepartak storms ashore in Taiwan

How Alcohol Affects the 'No-Go' Receptors in Your Brain

False-Positive fMRI Hits The Mainstream

Everything Worth Knowing About ... Microbiomes

6 Story Arcs Define Western Literature, Data-Mining Study Reveals

As Nepartak takes dead aim on Taiwan, amazing satellite videos show the super typhoon swirling in the Pacific Ocean

A Smashing New Theory About Mars' Moons

Dinosaurs Got Tumors, Too

Fish May Lose Their Jelly Friends in a Changing Ocean

CNN Science: 2016July08Friday

Now hiring: Women with these degrees - CNNMoney

Brain scans and bruise suits: Fashion and science collide at London Technology Week - CNN

Giant spacecraft nears Jupiter - CNN

Asteroids could threaten Earth, scientists say - CNN

'Pronoia' and other emotions you never knew you had - CNN

Enjoy that pasta salad: Noodles linked to lower BMI - CNN

Hubble showcases Crab Nebula's 'beating heart' - CNN

Antarctic ozone layer is gradually healing, researchers find - CNN

Why so many British scientists love the European Union - CNNMoney

Risky medical flight from South Pole arrives in Chile - CNN

BBC Science: 2016July08Friday

Artificial stingray is 'living robot' - BBC News

Juno probe enters into orbit around Jupiter - BBC News

Has the LHC discovered a new particle? - BBC News

What future for post-Brexit UK science? - BBC News

Vets: Ban the use of homeopathy in animals - BBC News

World class science 'will endure' in UK after Brexit - BBC News

EU referendum: UK science wakes up to new future - BBC News

Bloodhound supersonic car project back on track - BBC News

Twenty years on from Dolly the sheep - BBC News

M*A*S*H star Alan Alda backs forensic science centre - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016July08Friday

Climate change may shrink Adélie penguin range by end of century

Dawn maps Ceres craters where ice can accumulate

Ecological context of mosquito-borne infectious disease

At the insect singles bar, cicadas provide the soundtrack

NASA looks at Typhoon Nepartak over Taiwan in visible and infrared light

Ultrashort cell-free DNA reveals health of organ transplants

Early daylight satellite image shows depression intensify into Tropical Storm Celia

Neuroscientists warn against self-administered brain stimulation

Scripps Florida scientists link bipolar disorder to unexpected brain region

Dam good! Beavers may restore imperiled streams, fish populations