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Science Magazine : 2016May16Monday

'RNA world' inches closer to explaining origins of life - Science Magazine

For cholesterol study volunteer, an unsettling discovery in a iScience/i paper: herself - Science Magazine

Science magazine just tried to defend its paywall and totally missed the point - ScienceAlert

Science Magazine's Defense of Expensive Journals Is Hilariously Flawed - Slate Magazine

Earth's ancient atmosphere was half as thick as it is today - Science Magazine

How the Venus flytrap got its taste for meat - Science Magazine

Atmospheric carbon dioxide soars past crucial milestone - Science Magazine

NIH plans overhaul of clinical center leadership - Science Magazine

Whos downloading pirated papers? Everyone - Science Magazine

Popular Science's top inventions of 2016 revealed - CBS News

Science Daily : 2016May16Monday

Foods That Fight the Risk of Chronic ... - Science Daily

Physical activity associated with lower risk for many cancers - Science Daily

Frequent religious service attendance linked with decreased mortality risk among women - Science Daily

Scientists genetically engineered world's first Zika virus infectious cDNA clone - Science Daily

Polluted Dust Impacts Ocean Life Far Far Away - Science Daily

International experts publish guidelines for cardiac rehab in developing countries - Science Daily

Farms a major source of air pollution, study finds - Science Daily

New answer to why earth's atmosphere became oxygenated - Science Daily

Clues to ancient giant asteroid found in Australia - Science Daily

Bilingual babies learn languages faster than monolingual babies - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016May16Monday

Transparent Wood Is a Surprisingly Versatile Material

Second dramatic spike in thawing atop the Greenland ice sheet heralds an early start to the melt season

Feeling the Heat: The Surprisingly Simple Environmental Factor Controlling Biology

Hyperthermia as an Antidepressant?

April 2016: The heat goes on

The Neural Basis of Seeing God?

With SkinTrack, Your Arm is the Touchpad

First Americans: Underwater Butchering Site Dices Timeline

The Dance Language of Honeybees Is Sloppy

The Smell of the Cinema: Human Chemical Signals?

CNN Science: 2016May16Monday

What would it take to become a real-life superhero? - CNN

How presidential candidates use science to get you to vote - CNN

What you'll be wearing in 2050: Dragon skin and bones? - CNN

China gets into the genetic breakthrough business - CNN

New Zealand 'Lord of the Rings' volcano heating up - CNN

Wrestler, entertainer Chyna's brain to be donated to science - CNN

Bill Nye 'the Science Guy' gets political - CNN

More athletes pledge their brains to science - CNN

Science lovers enthralled by crazy glowing jellyfish - CNN

Scientists create lotion that makes wrinkles invisible temporarily - CNN

BBC Science: 2016May16Monday

'Smart leg' makes engineering prize shortlist - BBC News

April breaks global temperature record - BBC News

Mastodon meal scraps revise US prehistory - BBC News

Andre Brahic, discoverer of Neptune's rings, dies - BBC News

Dreaming brain rhythms lock in memories - BBC News

Shrinking bird pays the bill for Arctic warming - BBC News

Cryosat spacecraft's ice vision is boosted - BBC News

Swarm tracks Earth's turbulent magnetic field - BBC News

Boaty McBoatface controversy 'good for science', MPs told - BBC News

SSTL ships 'last' navigation payload for Galileo - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016May16Monday

Trump poses new mission for Mexico's diplomats

Maize genome 'dark matter' discovery a boon for breeders

Exercise, more than diet, key to preventing obesity

MinXSS CubeSat deployed from ISS to study Sun's soft x-rays

Fort McMurray fire continues in Alberta

Faith and Facebook: Young social media regulars less committed to one religion

Breast cancer tumor-initiating cells use mTOR signaling to recruit suppressor cells to promote tumor

Immunization with bacteria promotes stress resilience, coping behaviors in mice

FSU-Cornell team defines meaningful part of maize genome

Cancer risk perception could lead to adverse health outcomes among women