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Science Magazine : 2016March18Friday

Rich sexual past between modern humans and Neandertals revealed - Science Magazine

Science Papers Reveal New Aspects of Pluto and its Moons - Astrobiology Magazine (registration)

Science Magazine ends contract of the reporter behind major probe of sexual assault - Washington Post

Some trees could help fight climate change - Science Magazine

Tests of blood-borne DNA pinpoint tissue damage - Science Magazine

Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre launches science magazine for children - Gulf Business News

Tyrannosaur 'missing link' may reveal how iT/i. irex/i got so big - Science Magazine

MBRSC launches the first Arab space science magazine for kids - Arabian Aerospace

Were the bodies of 43 missing students burned at a dumpsite? - Science Magazine

Scientists identify molecular link between sleep and mood - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016March18Friday

Science Daily, Phys.Org Feature Simberloff 'Rewild' Research - Tennessee Today

If you're just not a morning person, science says you may never be - Vox

Organic farmer Jim Gerritsen warns UMPI students of perils in food, science - Bangor Daily News

ExoMars and the Question of Martian Methane - Air & Space Magazine

Maze Runner star Dylan O'Brien rushed to hospital with multiple injuries - Daily Mail

The science of dating: Opposites DON'T attract, appearance DOES matter and playing hard to get NEVER works, says ... - Daily Mail

Wearable tech to give people 'super-powers,' says study - Network World

How Schools Are Failing Their Quietest Students - New York Magazine

Here's Why Congress Says Obama Has Wrecked NASA - Daily Caller

SCIENCE: Female Animals Look Ugly And Boring Because They Want To Avoid SEXUAL HARASSMENT - Daily Caller

Discover Top Stories : 2016March18Friday

Making the Case for a Trip to the Ice Giants

Even Harmless Snakes Strike at Deadly Speed

Computer Algorithm Can Spot a Drunken Tweeter

Psychologists Throw Open The "File Drawer"

Storks Ditch Migration for Landfill Luxuries

Watch Live: Baby Bald Eagles Are Hatching in Washington, D.C.

Driving: We're Doing It Wrong

Birds Give Up Colorful Feathers for Carefree Island Lifestyle

Let Swarm Intelligence Optimize Your Tournament Bracket

Is Marina Abramovic the World's Foremost Spiritual Explorer?

CNN Science: 2016March18Friday

See the world through the eyes of a scientist - CNN International

These are the most important women in the history of science - CNN

Professor wins $700k for solving 300-year-old math equation - CNN

Bill Nye: My question for the GOP candidates - CNN

These women are turning science into cash - CNNMoney

Neil deGrasse Tyson got this wrong about sex: 5 Internet brouhahas - CNN

New plastic-eating bacteria could help save planet - CNN International

NFL acknowledges CTE link with football. Now what? - CNN

Roving labs hunt for India's Einstein - CNN

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

BBC Science: 2016March18Friday

Supercomputer simulates whole-body blood flow - BBC News

How extinct humans left their mark on us - BBC News

Ben Nevis gains a metre thanks to GPS height measurement - BBC News

Islamic art inspires stretchy, switchable materials - BBC News

Hubble telescope spies stellar 'land of giants' - BBC News

What would it take to put an astronaut on Mars? - BBC News

Physics of ribbon curling unravelled - BBC News

Fishy origin of bizarre fossil 'monster' - BBC News

Name sought for new UK polar ship - BBC News

Sperm swim in teams when fluid is gloopy - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016March18Friday

Computer-assisted approaches as decision support systems serving to combat the Zika virus

Turning mortal enemies into allies? Ants can.

World Bank climate policy officer describes keys to success of the Paris agreement

Is Alaska's first new butterfly species in decades an ancient hybrid?

Google glass meets organs-on-chips

USC researchers discover a key difference between mouse and human kidney cells

Speeding up accuracy of flood risk assessment

EARTH: Protracted drought threatens California levees

Before retinal cells die, they regenerate, Penn vet blindness study finds

Penn researchers show rising opioid prescriptions following low-risk surgeries