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Science Magazine : 2016November17Thursday

Argentina's scientists engulfed in budget crisis - Science Magazine

Pessimist pigs are positive if they have nice digs - Science Magazine

QA: The science of online censorship - Science Magazine

Why did Greenland's Vikings disappear? - Science Magazine

European diseases left a genetic mark on Native Americans - Science Magazine

Watch these ticklish rats laugh and jump for joy - Science Magazine

For linguists, the new sci-fi film iArrival/i cant come soon enough - Science Magazine

Why do seabirds eat plastic? They think it smells tasty - Science Magazine

How farming changed the dog - Science Magazine

Embryonic stem cells and fetal tissue research—will Trump intervene? - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016November17Thursday

New model reveals adaptations of world's most abundant ocean microbe - Science Daily

Shell-swinging snails knock out predators - Science Daily

Good news for kids recovering from complex pneumonia - Science Daily

Autism and human evolutionary success - Science Daily

'Beautiful accident' leads to advances in high pressure materials synthesis - Science Daily

Crowdsourcing a better prostate cancer prediction tool - Science Daily

Charter schools enroll more girls, with boys more likely to leave - Science Daily

Uncombable hair gene discovered - Science Daily

Researchers show how circadian 'clock' may influence cancer pathway - Science Daily

High blood pressure affects 1.13 billion people around the world - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016November17Thursday

Microbes in Space Starve, Stew in Their Own Acid

You Can Play Pictionary with Google's AI

In Search of a Mathematically Optimized Coffee Brew

If You Want to Be Happy, Quit Facebook?

2016 on track to smash record for warmest year globally

Lacking Funding and Data, Gun Policy Researchers Soldier On

Up Close With a Calving Antarctic Iceberg

Seabird Poop Is a Force of Nature

On TV: A Tale of Two Red Planets

Smoke from a siege of wildfires spreading across the southeastern U.S. is easily seen from orbit

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CNN Science: 2016November17Thursday

Chinese scientists use gene-editing techniques in humans for first time - CNN

Scientists find the first fossilized dinosaur brain - but what took so long? - CNN

Can science stop the looming banana extinction? - CNN

Is this what's behind the Bermuda Triangle mystery? - CNN

Teenage girls to launch Africa's first private space satellite - CNN

Residue on cell phones used to create 'portraits' of users - CNN

Scientists confirm genetics of schizophrenia - CNN

Sanjeev Kapoor: The chef who made Indian cuisine cool - CNN International

CNN's Jake Tapper Exposes Trump Adviser Myron Ebell As Industry-Funded Climate Change Denier - Media Matters for America

How to save 12.6 million lives a year - CNN

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BBC Science: 2016November17Thursday

'Roundest known space object' identified - BBC News

Children need more explosive science lessons says BBC presenter Liz Bonnin - iNews

UK signs up for Paris climate agreement - BBC News

Europe launches Galileo satellite quartet - BBC News

Ancient corn cob shows how maize conquered the world - BBC News

Pluto 'has slushy ocean' below surface - BBC News

What does Trump win mean for US science? - BBC News

Maths zeroes in on perfect cup of coffee - BBC News

Dippy dinosaur's national tour stops announced - BBC News

BP Deepwater Horizon oil in land-animal food chain - BBC News

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Eurek Alert: 2016November17Thursday

Women who have their last baby after 35 are mentally sharper in old age, study finds

Large-scale cancer gene profiling is feasible but faces barriers

Oregon team says life in Earth's soils may be older than believed

Study reveals new information on how brain cancer spreads

Discovering what keeps cellular cargo on track

Supercomputer simulations help develop new approach to fight antibiotic resistance

Johns Hopkins scientists advance a novel urine test to predict high-risk cervical cancer

Insurers use high drug costs to deter some Obamacare patients, economist says

Tracking the flow of quantum information

Ice is no match for CSU-developed coating