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Science Magazine : 2017August08Tuesday

The Greeks really do have near-mythical origins, ancient DNA reveals - Science Magazine

Elderly chimps may get Alzheimer's, renewing interest in studying these animals - Science Magazine

More clues link immune system imbalance with chronic fatigue syndrome - Science Magazine

This is what it would take to kill all life on Earth - Science Magazine

What comes after a Ph.D.? Check out the data - Science Magazine

Why midsized animals are the fastest on Earth - Science Magazine

Anthrax's cousin wreaks havoc in the rainforest - Science Magazine

What makes dogs so friendly? Study finds genetic link to super-outgoing people - Science Magazine

Could diabetes spread like mad cow disease? - Science Magazine

CRISPR patent battle in Europe takes a 'wild' twist with surprising player - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2017August08Tuesday

Black holes pervade the universe, celestial census indicates - Science Daily

New antibiotic class found effective against gonorrhea in the laboratory - Science Daily

High quality early intervention for children with autism quickly results in costs savings - Science Daily

Scientists improve forecast of increasing hazard on Ecuadorian volcano - Science Daily

The good, the bad and the algae - Science Daily

New CubeSat propulsion system uses water as propellant - Science Daily

Pharmacy service could save NHS £517.6m, finds study - Science Daily

Benefits of advanced wood-burning stoves greater than thought - Science Daily

Complex causes of Maldives flooding - Science Daily

Essential genes for cancer immunotherapy identified - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2017August08Tuesday

Eclipse 2017: Mind Melt

The Ice Tank Shaping Future Coast Guard Icebreakers

Parasitic Worm Treatments Could Soon Be Legal in Germany

Everything Worth Knowing About ... Alien Contact

Spreadsheet Risks in Science

How Big is the Biggest Possible Planet?

As the Northwest bakes in a potentially historic heat wave, the region is also choking on thick smoke from wildfires

Images from space reveal the beauty and potentially deadly nature of Typhoon Noru, Earth's strongest storm of 2017

In a First, Scientists Edit Human Embryos In a US Lab

First Look At The First Flower, Ancestral To All Others

CNN Science: 2017August08Tuesday

The battle over science in the Trump administration - CNN

Paleoart: Visions of the prehistoric past - CNN - CNN.com - CNN

A man of science confronts demonic possession - CNN - CNN.com - CNN

Emails: USDA employees suggest removing 'climate change' term - CNN International

Scientists fear WH will bury federal climate change report - CNN

Scientists edit disease-causing gene mutation in human embryos - CNN

Randazza: Outrage over Google memo goes too far - CNN

Why you say yes, even when you don't want to - CNN

Report: Scientists edit human embryos for first time in US - CNN

Turns out we may all be made of stardust, scientists say - CNN

BBC Science: 2017August08Tuesday

'Dodgy' greenhouse gas data threatens Paris accord - BBC News - BBC News

Burning policy puts pressure on recycling targets - BBC News - BBC News

Armoured tank-like dino used camouflage to hide - BBC News

Signal may be from first 'exomoon' - BBC News

Gold 'could be used in cancer treatment' - BBC News

Sea level fears as Greenland darkens - BBC News

Warming to boost deadly humidity levels across South Asia - BBC News

Time, not material goods, 'raises happiness' - BBC News

Horror at the Beach: 'Sea Fleas' Dine on Aussie Teen's Legs - Live Science

Fewer cars not cleaner ones key to tackling air quality - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2017August08Tuesday

Calcium in arteries influences heart attack risk

An updated classification for freshwater crayfishes

First-in-class drug holds promise for therapy-resistant breast cancer

Scientists restore youthful plasticity to the brains of adult mice

Extreme heat linked to climate change may adversely affect pregnancy

Extreme melt season leads to decade-long ecosystem changes in Antarctica's Dry Valleys

Distributed wind power keeps spinning, growing

Human gut microbe may lead to treatment for multiple sclerosis

NASA sees Tropical Depression Noru fading over Japan

Machine learning could be key to producing stronger, less corrosive metals