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Science Magazine : 2016November21Monday

Updated: Drilling of dinosaur-killing impact crater explains buried circular hills - Science Magazine

How turning off a plant's sunshield can grow bigger crops | Science ... - Science Magazine

Why did Greenland's Vikings disappear? - Science Magazine

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

Trump and next Congress could quickly erase scores of major regulations - Science Magazine

Gene editor CRISPR restores some sight in vision-damaged rats - Science Magazine

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

QA: The science of online censorship - Science Magazine

How farming changed the dog - Science Magazine

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

Science Daily : 2016November21Monday

Gut bacteria affect our metabolism - Science Daily

Living Bio-Hybrid System Created - Science Daily

Scientists design first reserve network balancing fishing benefits, species protection - Science Daily

Mysterious source of greenhouse gas methane in ocean explained - Science Daily

Genetically engineered T cells render HIV's harpoon powerless - Science Daily

Worrying Traces of Resistant Bacteria in Air - Science Daily

Knowing your fitness number predicts your risk for future ill health - Science Daily

How to stop human-made droughts and floods before they start - Science Daily

Big data for chemistry: New method helps identify antibiotics in mass spectrometry datasets - Science Daily

Curiosity can predict employees' ability to creatively solve problems - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016November21Monday

Something really crazy is happening in the Arctic

Pupil Size and Intelligence

Genetic Basis of 'Uncombable Hair Syndrome' Discovered

Yellowstone Park: America's Cherished Cauldron of Death

Breeding Made Dogs Less Athletic

Brightest-Ever Fast Radio Burst Contains Cosmic Clues

Doomsday Dinosaur Crater Could Have Sheltered Life

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

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CNN Science: 2016November21Monday

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

Baltimore teacher fired after using N-word - CNN

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

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

Amid higher global temperatures, sea ice at record lows at poles - CNN

Can science stop the looming banana extinction? - CNN

UK teenager wins battle to have body cryogenically frozen - CNN

San Antonio officer shot to death during traffic stop - CNN

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

New Zealand earthquake so strong it lifted sea floor 2 meters - CNN

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BBC Science: 2016November21Monday

PM signals £2bn a year science funding increase - BBC News

Asteroid strike made 'instant Himalayas' - BBC News

Science fact: Sci-fi inventions that became reality - BBC News - BBC News

What does UK science do about Brexit? - BBC News

Academics 'must not be used as Brexit pawns' - BBC News

'Roundest known space object' identified - BBC News

Fantastic beasts and the science of identifying them - BBC News

World's poorest countries to aim for 100% green energy - BBC News

Genetic breakthrough: Crops use more sunlight to grow - BBC News - BBC News

David Sibbald named as Glasgow Science Centre chairman - BBC News

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Eurek Alert: 2016November21Monday

Teaching excellence framework risks 'driving a wedge' between teaching and research

New math tools for new materials

Structure of human astrovirus could lead to antiviral therapies, vaccines

History of cells told through MEMOIR

Answering a longstanding question: Why is the surface of ice wet?

Nitrogen-fixing symbiosis is crucial for legume plant microbiome assembly

Marine microalgae, a new sustainable food and fuel source

Most meltwater in Greenland fjords likely comes from icebergs, not glaciers

Natural regeneration may help protect tropical forests

Efforts are needed to protect native species from feral cats