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Science Magazine : 2016October31Monday

Solar storms can weaken Earth's magnetic field - Science Magazine

Subsurface map of moon reveals origin of mysterious impact crater rings - Science Magazine

And the winner of this year's Dance Your Ph.D. contest is … - Science Magazine

Top firms bring out creativity, growth in their scientists - Science Magazine

Tiny DNA tweaks made snakes legless - Science Magazine

A dinosaur's brain, preserved in a pebble - Science Magazine

Are old cells breaking our hearts? - Science Magazine

Mouse egg cells made entirely in the lab give rise to healthy offspring - Science Magazine

Buena Park company receives two awards from Popular Science magazine - OCRegister

Biden's moonshot cancer plan calls for more data sharing - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2016October31Monday

Novel light sources made of 2-D materials - Science Daily

Scientists assess bleaching damage on Great Barrier Reef - Science Daily

Caught 'napping': First direct evidence of migratory hoary bats hibernating - Science Daily

Promising blood test fails to yield clues about best strategies for bladder cancer treatment - Science Daily

How nanoscience will improve our health and lives in the coming years - Science Daily

Artificial muscles show more flex - Science Daily

Wild cat brains: An evolutionary curveball - Science Daily

Social media proves effective as a tool for antimicrobial stewardship - Science Daily

New study suggests way to slow skin fibrosis in scleroderma - Science Daily

Mystery solved behind birth of Saturn's rings - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2016October31Monday

Ever Feel Like You're Being Watched?

The Lowly Leech

Arctic sea ice extent is trending at record low levels

October has been dramatically warm and dry in much of the United States — and relief is not yet in sight

Scientists snare their first ever observations of a solar wave erupting upward from a sunspot

Chain-Smoking Robot Destroys Its 'Lungs' for Science

Dogs Do as You Do, Not as You Say

New NASA Images Confirm Schiaparelli's Demise

BRAINS! BRAAAAAINS! First Dinosaur Brain Tissue Found!

Swifts Remain Airborne Up to 10 Months at a Time

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CNN Science: 2016October31Monday

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

Scientists confirm genetics of schizophrenia - CNN

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

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

The truth about 'patient zero' and HIV's origins - CNN

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

Skull image of Hurricane Matthew spooks the Internet - CNN

The Great Barrier Reef is not actually dead - CNN

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BBC Science: 2016October31Monday

World wildlife 'falls by 58% in 40 years' - BBC News

World's largest marine protected area declared in Antarctica - BBC News

Nasa engineers carve hi-tech pumpkins in annual competition - BBC News

Science Channel claims BBC's Brain - C21Media

HIV Patient Zero cleared by science - BBC News

Creation of Menai Science Park on Anglesey begins - BBC News

Schiaparelli: Mars probe 'crash site identified' - BBC News

Norcia earthquake: Why multiple quakes are hitting Italy - BBC News

Dish to listen for ET around strange star - BBC News

Images reveal crashed Mars lander - BBC News

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Eurek Alert: 2016October31Monday

New study suggests way to slow skin fibrosis in scleroderma

Coherence vs. control

Delayed gratification associated with fast food frequency

Two genes linked to postpartum immunity revival in women with persistent hepatitis C

Study links athletic performance to mortality

TCT 2016 first reports examine potential for novel bioresorbable stent technologies

Zika infection damages mouse testes, NIAID-Supported study finds

Watching RNA fold

In communicating wildlife conservation, focus on the right message

Getting into the flow: Sexual pleasure is a kind of trance