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Science Magazine : 2016October14Friday

New global tuberculosis numbers paint troubling picture | Science ... - Science Magazine

Brain chip restores paralyzed man's sense of touch - Science Magazine

Space oddity: Group claims to have created nation in space - Science Magazine

Comet may have struck Earth just 10 million years after dinosaur extinction - Science Magazine

'Bear dogs' once lived in southern Texas - Science Magazine

Antibody treatment surprisingly cures monkeys of HIV-like infection - Science Magazine

We care when an airplane crashes. And then we don't | Science ... - Science Magazine

The Simpsons predicted this year's economics Nobel Prize winner - Science Magazine

Boxes in dead scientist's garage bring back a Lyme disease mystery - Science Magazine

As Hawaii deliberates, giant telescope considers new home - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016October14Friday

X-rays reveal artistry in an ancient vase - Science Daily

What do Americans fear? - Science Daily

Observable universe contains two trillion galaxies, 10 times more than previously thought - Science Daily

Brain Chip Lets Paralyzed Man Touch Again - Science Daily

New kind of local food grows in your own kitchen - Science Daily

Chemists design organic molecules that glow persistently at room temperature - Science Daily

Diversified management provides multiple benefits in boreal forests - Science Daily

15 percent of sixth-grade students commit cyber abuse - Science Daily

You fingers show your athletic potential and anxiety - Science Daily

Building a better rat maze could help us all cooperate - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016October14Friday

An Artificial Neural Network Forms Its Own Memories

The Universe Is 10 Times More Vast Than We Thought

Social Priming - Does It Work After All?

Smoke from raging Russian wildfires blew thousands of miles to the east, reaching out over the Pacific Ocean

Ancient Ducks Honked and Quacked Just Like They Do Today

New Microfluidic Device Allows Researchers to Measure Cell Growth...by the Picogram

Weapons of Math Destruction

Found! The Newest (Old) Unbearably Cute Beardog

Project Blue Wants to Photograph an Earth-like Planet at Alpha Centauri

Bubbling Hot Crater Could Have Sheltered Life After Dino Doomsday

CNN Science: 2016October14Friday

The 'boys are better at math' mindset creates gender gap in sciences - CNN

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

New life, apart: Rare surgery to separate brothers conjoined at head - CNN

Skull image of Hurricane Matthew spooks the Internet - CNN

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

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

Laundromat with a classroom: Charleston's outreach to underserved kids - CNNMoney

Museum under fire for quiz on male, female brains - CNN

Scientists rescued from polar bears in Arctic - CNN

The neuroscientist who's spending the Chan Zuckerberg $3 billion - CNN

BBC Science: 2016October14Friday

Funding boost for UK citizen science project - BBC News

Maths becomes biology's magic number - BBC News

Comet impact 'linked' to rise of mammals - BBC News

SQA admits 'coding errors' in computer science exam - BBC News

Virus stole poison genes from black widow spider - BBC News

Chicxulub 'dinosaur crater' investigation begins in earnest - BBC News

UN moves to ban 'fastest growing' greenhouse gases - BBC News

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

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

Fossil sheds light on evolution of birdsong - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2016October14Friday

Genetic diversity crucial to Florida scrub-jay's survival

Greenland ice is melting 7 percent faster than previously thought

NASA sees Tropical Storm Sarika approaching the Philippines

NASA sees large Hurricane Nicole moving past Bermuda

Adding windows to vacant houses and clearing vacant lots reduces gun violence, saves money

Spinning semen provides a measurement of fertility

Female chimpanzees don't fight for 'queen bee' status

Computer taught to intuitively predict chemical properties of molecules

Researchers use temperature to control droplet movement

Dartmouth-led team develops WristWhirl, a smartwatch prototype using wrist as a joystick