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Science Magazine : 2016June11Saturday

New solution to carbon pollution? - Science Magazine

Underground injections turn carbon dioxide to stone - Science Magazine

Mechanical Turk upends social sciences - Science Magazine

Tiny jaw reveals dawn of the hobbit - Science Magazine

The bloody battle to save the red squirrel - Science Magazine

New material converts invisible, infrared energy into visible light - Science Magazine

Autism may stem—in part—from a disordered sense of touch - Science Magazine

U.S. Academies gives cautious go-ahead to gene drive - Science Magazine

'Third sex' lizards could outcompete their normal female cousins - Science Magazine

Nighttime light pollution covers nearly 80% of the globe - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016June11Saturday

Milky Way now hidden from one-third of humanity - Science Daily

Environmental, health impacts of US health-care system - Science Daily

New tool brings personalized medicine closer - Science Daily

X-ray snapshot of butterfly wings reveals underlying physics of color - Science Daily

Earth scientists push boundaries of 3D modeling - Science Daily

Most antidepressant drugs ineffective for children and teens, according to study - Science Daily

Scoliosis linked to disruptions in spinal fluid flow - Science Daily

New techniques to assess the fate of stem cells in vivo - Science Daily

DNA damage by ultrashort pulses of intense laser light - Science Daily

Young people with older friends can help reduce ageism - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016June11Saturday

The Four-Dimensional Brain?

Mammatus clouds catch fire during blazing Niwotian sunset

Now When You Talk to a Plant, It Can 'Talk' Back

What Do the Stars Look Like from Mars?

Goodbye to Night: 80 Percent of Humanity Lives Under Light Polluted Skies

Visiting Dmanisi, Earliest Hominin Site Beyond Africa

Destiny Isn’t Completely Written in Your Genes

Beetle Moms Make Anti-Aphrodisiac to Keep Dads Focused on Parenting

Decoding Faces from the Brain

Animation of satellite images shows smoke from a Russian wildfire getting sucked into a weather system vortex

CNN Science: 2016June11Saturday

The girls learning science in defiance of Boko Haram - CNN

Researchers explore the science of awe - CNN

Tim Peake talks science, Brexit and lessons from space - CNN

This is how the 'Hobbits' of Indonesia became so small - CNN

New elements on the periodic table are named - CNN

The secret to making a scientific discovery - CNN

The science behind that gray hair dye fad - CNNMoney

King Tut's dagger was 'made from a meteorite' - CNN

'Minivan-sized' sea creature discovered off Hawaii - CNN

Scientists are feeling good about a 'C' grade for Chesapeake Bay - CNN

BBC Science: 2016June11Saturday

Nobel prize winners warn leaving EU poses 'risk' to science - BBC News

Solar Impulse flies over night-time New York - BBC News

Light pollution 'affects 80% of global population' - BBC News

Experiment 'turns waste CO2 to stone' - BBC News

Scientists say three-person DNA babies are 'safe' - BBC News

Extraterrestrial honour for UK astronaut Tim Peake - BBC News

Names proposed for new chemical elements - BBC News

New chief scientific adviser appointed - BBC News

Gravity space mission passes big test - BBC News

Hummingbird moths colonise UK - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016June11Saturday

The Lancet Diabetes & Endocrinology: Older Americans with diabetes living longer without disability, US study shows

Eye study underscores the long-lasting benefits of controlling diabetes

Global study shows diabetes and heart disease can be a deadly combination

Study: OneTouch Via enabled diabetes patients to report improved insulin dose compliance

Weight and diet may help predict sleep quality

Implantable device cuts obstructive sleep apnea symptoms

Amino acid identified associated with poor performance under sleep restriction

Targeting the PI3K/AKT/mTOR pathway in prostate cancer development and progression

Supporting pollinators could have big payoff for Texas cotton farmers

Alzheimer's researchers find clues to toxic forms of amyloid beta