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Science Magazine : 2016October11Tuesday

Alien life could feed on cosmic rays - Science Magazine

Humans aren't the only great apes that can 'read minds' - Science Magazine

Updated: Worlds smallest gadgets bag Nobel chemistry prize - Science Magazine

Print-on-demand bone could quickly mend major injuries - Science Magazine

Is there a limit to the human life span? - Science Magazine

'Game-changing' study suggests first Polynesians voyaged all the way from East Asia - Science Magazine

Nobel honors discoveries on how cells eat themselves - Science Magazine

Unanswered questions surround baby born to three parents - Science Magazine

Russia suspends nuclear RD pact with United States - Science Magazine

Google's new translation software is powered by brainlike artificial intelligence - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016October11Tuesday

Secret Spice in Primal Gene Soup - Science Daily

Mars-Bound Astronauts Face Chronic Dementia - Science Daily

Healing effect of fecal microbiota transplantation lasts for long - Science Daily

Jupiter's spooky sounds: Emissions from Jupiter's auroras captured - Science Daily

Roadmap to get new cancer scans into clinic - Science Daily

Personalized medicine: Smart drug clears fat from liver, blood - Science Daily

Stem cells from jaw bone help repair damaged cartilage - Science Daily

Diabetes: New hope for better wound healing - Science Daily

Viral particles support prophylactic vaccination against breast cancer - Science Daily

New approach for screening toxic chemicals mimics mammal senses - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016October11Tuesday

Attention, Please: Earl Miller Wants to Make Us All Smarter

This Map Shows Every Volcanic and Seismic Event Since 1960

FDA Approves First Artificial Pancreas Faster Than Anyone Expected

To Move Past Hand-Waving Theories, Scientists Disarm Sue the T. rex

Are There Too Few Jobs In Neuroscience?

What Scientists Learned by Dropping a Frozen, Dead Bird in Water

Ancient Corpse Was Buried in a Shroud of Marijuana Plants

5 Ways Yeast Will Help Save Lives

Florida's Governor: If you need to evacuate and haven't, Hurricane Matthew "will kill you"

Meet The Trumpapillar: The Venomous Caterpillar That Perfectly Mimics The Donald's Hair

CNN Science: 2016October11Tuesday

CNN Student News delivers repurposed hyped science news - HealthNewsReview.org

Barack Obama: America will take the giant leap to Mars - CNN

Skull image of Hurricane Matthew spooks the Internet - CNN

Farewell Rosetta: Orbiter to set down on comet surface - CNN

Presidential Polls 2016: The latest poll numbers following the presidential debate - Mic

Sexual harassment in STEM: 'It's tragic for society' - CNN

Doctor: Low-fat diets stuffed with misconceptions - CNN

Nobel Prize for chemistry awarded to 'molecular machine' trio - CNN

Scientists rescued from polar bears in Arctic - CNN

Limerence: The potent grip of obsessive love - CNN

BBC Science: 2016October11Tuesday

Schiaparelli Mars probe 'ready for all eventualities' - BBC News

Call for action to protect 'the lungs of the sea' - BBC News

US to work with private firms on Mars plan - BBC News

The woman who digs the dirt to catch serial killers - BBC News

Omega-3 oils in farmed salmon 'halve in five years' - BBC News

Tiny machines win chemistry Nobel prize - BBC News

Aviation industry agrees deal to cut CO2 emissions - BBC News

British 'sea dragon' fossils are 'new to science' - BBC News

Chasing the Sun: The woman forgotten by science - BBC News

Strange matter wins physics Nobel - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016October11Tuesday

Community outreach may reduce the risk of liver cancer

Study gives doctors guidance on reproductive coercion

Research points to ways to improve the therapeutic potential of stem cells

Real-time imaging uncovers mTORC1 dynamics

Unfamiliar bloodline: New family for an earthworm genus with exclusive circulatory system

'Weighing' atoms with electrons

Trust fosters networking and knowledge sharing

It's a myth that baby boomers have a stronger work ethic than later generations

It takes patience to restore watercourses

PharmaMar announces positive results from its Phase 2 study with PM1183 in BRCA 1/2 MBC