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Science Magazine : 2017April17Monday

Self-taught artificial intelligence beats doctors at predicting heart attacks - Science Magazine

'Smore': A New Science Magazine for Girls - GeekDad (blog)

Human 'knockouts' may reveal why some drugs fail | Science | AAAS - Science Magazine

This Star Trek–inspired 'tricorder' can diagnose 13 different conditions - Science Magazine

Food for microbes abundant on Enceladus - Science Magazine

Review of Canadian science calls for better oversight, coordination—and more money - Science Magazine

Sociologists to Study the March for Science - The Scientist

Jupiter's Great Red Spot has a cooler cousin - Science Magazine

This new solar-powered device can pull water straight from the desert air - Science Magazine

New CRISPR tool can detect tiny amounts of viruses - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2017April17Monday

Nuclease-resistant hybrid nanoflowers - Science Daily

Think brain games make you smarter? Think again, researchers say - Science Daily

Physicists create 'negative mass' - Science Daily

For keeping X chromosomes active, chromosome 19 marks the spot - Science Daily

Parents struggle with choosing allergy medicine for their children - Science Daily

Migration from sea-level rise could reshape cities inland - Science Daily

Medieval priest discovered in elaborate grave 700 years after his death - Science Daily

Twist and shine: Development of a new photoluminescent sensor material - Science Daily

Examining cost-effectiveness of initial diagnostic exams for microscopic hematuria - Science Daily

Green IT: New switching process in non-volatile spintronics devices - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2017April17Monday

The Unsung Heroes of Science

Another month, yet another record low for Arctic sea ice

The Landscape of Neuroscience 2006 - 2015

The Heroes of Science

World Weary? The Best Is Yet to Come

California's drought ends (at least for now) in a blaze of wildflower glory so intense it's visible from space

Genomics Is Buried in Too Much Data

Dogs Don't Process Language With Their Left Brains, After All

The Trouble With The "Journal of Stem Cells"

Do We Need a Word for Everything?

CNN Science: 2017April17Monday

Why scientists are excited about this early dino cousin with croc-like features - CNN

Scientists want to be first to drill into the Earth's mantle - CNN.com - CNN

Scientists file motion to defend chemical plant rule, fearing Trump admin won't - CNN

7th grader is fighting cancer with green tea - CNN

Great Barrier Reef 'cooking and dying' as seas heat up, warn scientists - CNN

How 'Bones' bred a new generation of female scientists - CNN

Japanese scientists want to be first to drill into the Earth's mantle - CNN International

The science of saving priceless art - CNN

NASA: Nearby ocean worlds could be best bet for life beyond Earth - CNN

Futuristic fragrance: New biotech unlocks scents that have never been sniffed - CNN

BBC Science: 2017April17Monday

Scottish politicians back Edinburgh 'march for science' - BBC News

Green groups warn of 'race to the bottom' - BBC News

Saturn moon 'able to support life' - BBC News

Mystery of why shoelaces come undone unravelled by science - BBC News

Renewables' deep-sea mining conundrum - BBC News - BBC.com - BBC News

Early dinosaur relative walked like a croc - BBC News

The most important fossil you've never heard of - BBC News

Evidence of ancient 'geological Brexit' revealed - BBC News

Graphene-based sieve turns seawater into drinking water - BBC News

Atmosphere found around Earth-sized planet GJ 1132b - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2017April17Monday

NASA team explores using LISA Pathfinder as 'comet crumb' detector

Dietary supplement may enhance dairy cattle health and reproductive capacity

Migration from sea-level rise could reshape cities inland

Teaching happiness to men with HIV boosts their health

Do BAT receptors hold the key to treating obesity and diabetes?

Potential new treatment strategy for neuroinflammation related to severe type of stroke

Behind the iron curtain: How methane-making microbes kept the early Earth warm

Study offers hope, sheds light on how vets respond to trauma

Glacier shape influences susceptibility to melting

Penn researchers provide new insight into dark matter halos