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Science Magazine : 2017August20Sunday

Three times scientists learned something from solar eclipses—and three times they were tricked - Science Magazine

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

'Vanished' people may live on in the US Southwest - Science Magazine

A pathology atlas of the human cancer transcriptome - Science Magazine

Zika has all but disappeared in the Americas. Why? - Science Magazine

Vitamin B3 could help prevent birth defects - Science Magazine

Ancient infant ape skull sheds light on the ancestor of all humans and living apes - Science Magazine

Trump team nears decision on national monuments - Science Magazine

Thousand-year-old Viking fortress reveals a technologically advanced society - Science Magazine

Trump's first list of science priorities ignores climate—and departs from his own budget request - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2017August20Sunday

Sugars in human mother's milk are new class of antibacterial agents - Science Daily

Testing TVs and tablets for 'green' screens - Science Daily

Federal snack program does not yield expected impacts - Science Daily

Organ crosstalk: Fatty liver can cause damage to other organs - Science Daily

Mitochondria: A map of the cell's powerhouse - Science Daily

Quick and easy way to shut down instabilities in fusion devices - Science Daily

Spoiler alert: Computer simulations provide preview of upcoming eclipse - Science Daily

To reduce postoperative pain, consider sleep -- and caffeine - Science Daily

Community health workers lead to better health, lower costs for Medicaid patients - Science Daily

Spider silk protein may be useful for engineering artificial cardiac tissue - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2017August20Sunday

Israeli Military Veterans Built a Sniper Drone

What Time Is the Total Solar Eclipse?

Roman Pipes Delivered Water — And Toxic Antimony

Yes, Scotch Whiskey Is Better With a Splash of Water

Ulcer-fighting Robots Swim Through Stomachs to Deliver a Cure

Mount Marilyn: A Name That Will Stick...Finally

On the Shores of Lake Erie, Endangered Birds Catch a Lucky Break

Do We Manage Online and Offline Friendships the Same?

Despite an unusually chilly Arctic, and El Niño's absence, July 2017 tied for warmest such month on record

More on "Behavior Priming" and Unconscious Influences

CNN Science: 2017August20Sunday

What scientists hope to learn from the eclipse - CNN

Seeing double for science - CNN

White nationalists see a new enemy in pursuit of 'racial purity': Science - CNN

Scientists fear WH will bury federal climate change report - CNN

The battle over science in the Trump administration - CNN

Scientists edit pig genome with goal of human organ transplants - CNN

When exorcists need help, they call him - CNN

Why whiskey tastes better with a little water - CNN

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

Observing animals during the total solar eclipse - Daily Mountain Eagle

BBC Science: 2017August20Sunday

The algae that terraformed Earth - BBC News

Voyager: Inside the world's greatest space mission - BBC News

Cassini skims Saturn's atmosphere - BBC News

'Frankenstein dinosaur' mystery solved - BBC News

Freeze-dried dung gives clue to Asian elephant stress - BBC News - BBC News

No More Boys and Girls: The science behind BBC's 'gender neutral' documentary - Mirror.co.uk

Fish sauced? Goldfish turn to alcohol to survive icy winters - BBC News

Oxford physicist and professional ballerina battles to become astronaut in new BBC show - Telegraph.co.uk

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

Anger over 'untrue' climate change claims - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2017August20Sunday

Sugars in human mother's milk are new class of antibacterial agents

Silk could improve sensitivity, flexibility of wearable body sensors

Mussel-inspired glue could one day make fetal surgery safer

No guts no glory: Harvesting the microbiome of athletes

Sugars in some breast milk could help protect babies from group B strep

Testing TVs and tablets for 'green' screens

Energized fabrics could keep soldiers warm and battle-ready in frigid climates

Wood frogs research clarifies risks posed to animals by warming climate

Novel approach to track HIV infection

NJIT researchers will follow in the moon's slipstream to capture high-res sunspot images