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Science Magazine : 2017February12Sunday

Climate scientists wary of Trump: Please come to France, says presidental hopeful - Science Magazine

Cheap plastic film cools whatever it touches up to 10°C - Science Magazine

Jezero crater most popular scientific target on Mars for NASA's 2020 rover - Science Magazine

Could this pollinating drone replace butterflies and bees? - Science Magazine

Study retraction reignites concern over China's possible use of prisoner organs - Science Magazine

In BPA safety war, a battle over evidence - Science Magazine

Scientists turn food poisoning microbe into powerful cancer fighter - Science Magazine

Ancient women found in Russian cave were close relatives of today's indigenous population - Science Magazine

How a culture clash at NOAA led to a flap over a high-profile warming pause study - Science Magazine

Watch a new robot fly just like a bat - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2017February12Sunday

Breaking research could help to combat rise in drivers impaired by edible marijuana consumption - Science Daily

No link between immigration and increased crime, four decades of evidence finds - Science Daily

Extractive industries have negative impacts on Indigenous peoples - Science Daily

Genetic tool to improve arsenic studies - Science Daily

Scientists discover an unexpected influence on dividing stem cells' fate - Science Daily

Developmental biology: Life support for precursor cells - Science Daily

Newfound effect of cancer drug may expand its use - Science Daily

Mitochondrial lipids as potential targets in early onset Parkinson's disease - Science Daily

Epilepsy drug discovered in fish model shows promise in small pediatric clinical trial - Science Daily

Gut bacteria may play a role in Alzheimer's disease - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2017February12Sunday

California rivers are so swollen from runoff that the impact is easily seen in these before and after satellite images

Bye bye La Niña, we hardly knew you. (And btw, is that your baby brother, El Niño, lurking there in the shadows?)

Look Closely, This Ant Is Carrying a Passenger

Part Turtle, Part Pig, Bulbasaurus Was a Stout Survivor

Extraordinary warmth continues to afflict the Arctic, taking a wicked toll on its floating cap of sea ice

With the new GOES-16 satellite, Earth has never looked more stunningly beautiful from space

The Eternal Mummy Princesses

Elusive Blue Lightning Filmed Dancing Above a Thunderstorm

Astronomers Identify a New Class of Black Holes

Check out this breathtaking view of the Colorado Plateau, as seen from the International Space Station

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CNN Science: 2017February12Sunday

Of microbes and machines: How art and science fuse in bio-art - CNN

Melania the green goddess: First Lady shares her unexpected love of GARDENING on day-trip with Japanese PM's ... - Daily Mail

This man in a space suit has a message for Earthlings - CNN

Scientists planning their own march in Washington - CNN

House science chairman: 'Get your news directly from the president' - CNN

Could we one day make babies from only skin cells? - CNN

Earth Day picked as date for science march on Washington - CNN

Zebra shark surprises scientists by giving birth without male - CNN

2000 years later, scientists finally know what's in these charred Roman scrolls - CNN

Mount Everest: Scientists to measure height after Nepal earthquake - CNN

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BBC Science: 2017February12Sunday

'Poorest pupils miss out on practical science lessons' - BBC News

New support for British spaceports - BBC News

'Dogs mirror owners' personalities' - BBC News - BBC News

Orangutan squeaks reveal language evolution, says study - BBC ... - BBC News

Anglia Ruskin University sets up sci-fi and fantasy centre - BBC News

Sound of crickets 'could become a thing of the past' - BBC News - BBC News

Quinoa genome could see 'super-food' prices tumble - BBC News

Gecko eludes foes with tearaway skin - BBC News

Scientists find 'oldest human ancestor' - BBC News

New UK science body appoints chief - BBC News

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Eurek Alert: 2017February12Sunday

Beijing MST Radar detection of the lower, middle and upper atmosphere

Scientists discover an unexpected influence on dividing stem cells' fate

Nano-level lubricant tuning improves material for electronic devices and surface coatings

Four decades of evidence finds no link between immigration and increased crime

50+ year-old protein volume paradox resolved

New data from NOAA GOES-16's Space Environment In-Situ Suite (SEISS) instrument

University incubators may lead to lower-quality innovation, new study shows

USU researchers develop genetic tool to improve arsenic studies

Discovering what shapes language diversity

X-ray to study micronutrients in human minibrains