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Science Magazine : 2016March23Wednesday

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

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

Update: Lopsided ice on the moon points to past shift in poles - Science Magazine

Writers & Editors Ousted at Top Science Magazines - Undark Magazine

Nano-balls filled with poison wipe out metastatic cancer in mice - Science Magazine

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

Iron-eating fungus disintegrates rocks with acid and cellular knives - Science Magazine

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

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

About 40% of economics experiments fail replication survey - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016March23Wednesday

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

Think Melatonin Is Harmless? Think Again. - TheBlaze.com

Public Engagement as Necessary as Math, Science - USDA.gov (press release) (blog)

CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Chef v Science and Employable Me - Daily Mail

The science behind our love for March Madness - University of California

Science Agency Eyes Climate Change Professor's Use of Millions From Taxpayers - Daily Signal

Baseball doc 'Fastball' examines history of hurlers and heat - New York Daily News

5 Things Science Says Will Make You Happier - YES! Magazine

Science Guys are bringing program to Gem Theater - The Daily Post-Athenian

Women in Science: Geneticist finds winning streak in game design - Arizona Daily Wildcat

Discover Top Stories : 2016March23Wednesday

Labels, Not Looks, Matter Most at the Dog Shelter

Prozac in the Water Makes Fighting Fish More Mellow

Why Nuclear Fusion Is Always 30 Years Away

How We Found the Dinosaur Doomsday Site

Our Closest View Yet of Ceres' Bright Spots

Metallic Ink Shines in Ancient Herculaneum Scrolls

Archaeologists Race Against Climate Change to Save Cultural Treasures

Voyager: The Man Behind the Mission

Imagining a World Without Traffic Lights

The Rich, Frightening Diversity of the Bat "Virome"

CNN Science: 2016March23Wednesday

See the world through the eyes of a scientist - CNN

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

Looking for Africa's next Einstein - CNN

Bill Nye: My question for the GOP candidates - CNN

These women are turning science into cash - CNNMoney

New plastic-eating bacteria could help save planet - CNN

The time-sucking, dopamine-boosting science of fantasy baseball - CNN

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

Los Angeles celebrates Octavia Butler: A visionary among futurists - CNN

DNA results are in: Early humans and Neanderthals made babies together - CNN

BBC Science: 2016March23Wednesday

Rate of carbon emissions put in context - BBC News

Ash tree set for extinction in Europe - BBC News

'I feel sick!' BBC presenter shocks viewers after eating OWN LEG during science experiment - Express.co.uk

Earliest evidence of humans in Ireland - BBC News

Go wild to protect food security, says study - BBC News

Hawking - Brexit 'disaster' for science - BBC News

Ancient scrolls give up their secrets - BBC News

EU exit 'risks British science' - BBC News

Paint drying test boost to nanotech - BBC News

Giant web probes spider's sense of vibration - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016March23Wednesday

Penn researchers identify a new cause of inherited neuropathy

Same symptoms, different care for women and men with heart disease

Experiential learning needs time, experiential learners need support

In human development research, big data could mean better results

Modified maggots could help human wound healing

Generosity and commitment to causes improve when giving is personal

New reaction turns feedstock chemical into versatile, chiral building block

MSU part of team working to save endangered species in Nicaragua

Sterile Box offers safer surgeries

The tougher men think they are, the less likely they are to be honest with doctors