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Science Magazine : 2016June21Tuesday

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

Rising temperatures and humans were a deadly combo for ancient South American megafauna - Science Magazine

Catalysts could turn trash bags into fuel - Science Magazine

Ancient galaxy holds oldest oxygen in universe - Science Magazine

Giant U.S. fusion laser might never achieve goal, report concludes - Science Magazine

When your employer is evil - Science Magazine

Climate change claims its first mammal - Science Magazine

Pitt administrator named editor-in-chief of prestigious Science magazine - Tribune-Review

New solution to carbon pollution? - Science Magazine

How running shoes change your feet - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016June21Tuesday

Pharmaceutical industry-sponsored meals associated with higher prescribing rates - Science Daily

New analysis reveals large-scale motion around San Andreas Fault System - Science Daily

Precision medicine introduced to psychiatry - Science Daily

Mysterious enzyme does damage control, can help with health, environment - Science Daily

Mice fed more fiber have less severe food allergies - Science Daily

Young children learn to take turns for mutual gain - Science Daily

Low breast density worsens prognosis in breast cancer - Science Daily

Silencing of gene affects people's social lives - Science Daily

Infidelity perceptions differ between men and women - Science Daily

What does Zika virus mean for the children of the Americas? - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016June21Tuesday

Are We Loving Monarchs to Death?

Anonymity Doesn't Always Promote Online Aggression

Salts on Mars Are a Mixed Blessing

Everything Worth Knowing About ... Sea Level Rise

With soaring temperatures in the forecast, risks rise from California's Sherpa Fire, and other blazes across the West

NOAA confirms it: temperatures across Earth's land and sea surfaces are still running at record highs

Here's what the brutal heat wave now setting up across a large part of the U.S. looks like — in four simple graphics

Where Are All the Prehistoric Women and Children?

Reflections On Voodoo Neuroscience

Gene Therapy in 'Orphan Black' Is Pretty Spot-on

CNN Science: 2016June21Tuesday

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

The girls learning science in defiance of Boko Haram - CNN

Researchers explore the science of awe - CNN

Why so many British scientists love the European Union - CNNMoney

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

The secret to making a scientific discovery - CNN

Leading astronomer urges Europe to end human space missions - CNN

And the world's top museum is .... - CNN

Underwater 'lost city' is a natural phenomenon, say scientists - CNN

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

BBC Science: 2016June21Tuesday

Peake: 'I would return to space in a heartbeat' - BBC News

New crop varieties 'can't keep up with global warming' - BBC News

Letter from Africa: More science and less politics - BBC News

Northern Ireland Science Park to launch major expansion plan - BBC News

Solar Impulse sets off on 90-hour Atlantic crossing - BBC News

UK astronaut Tim Peake returns to Earth - BBC News

How early mammals evolved night vision to escape dinos - BBC News

Nasa-style mission needed to map ocean floor - BBC News

More gravitational waves detected - BBC News

'Biblical' moth influx threatens to devastate crops - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016June21Tuesday

Making computers reason and learn by analogy

Estuaries like Chesapeake Bay could contribute more to global warming than once thought

Astronomers find the first 'wind nebula' around a magnetar

Diamond-based resonators might become highly sensitive detectors

Scorpions have similar tastes in burrow architecture

Sierra Nevada snowpack not likely to recover from drought until 2019

Strong global economic engagement is essential for US prosperity, RAND study says

Primary care physicians primed to help patients be more active

UMMS scientists use CRISPR to discover Zika and dengue weaknesses

Research bolsters case for a present-day subsurface ocean on Pluto