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Science Magazine : 2017February16Thursday

How the battle lines over CRISPR were drawn - Science Magazine

French people are 20 times more likely than Japanese to cross the ... - Science Magazine

Exploding star yields its secrets - Science Magazine

Rare rat-related disease shows up in New York City - Science Magazine

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

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

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

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

Monkeys master a key sign of self-awareness: recognizing their ... - Science Magazine

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

Science Daily : 2017February16Thursday

Using an air conditioner in summer may affect sleep quality - Science Daily

New method uses heat flow to levitate variety of objects - Science Daily

Tumor-targeting system uses cancer's own mechanisms to betray its location - Science Daily

DNA patterns can unlock how glucose metabolism drives cancer, study finds - Science Daily

Signals from fat may aid diagnostics and treatments - Science Daily

How depression can muddle thinking - Science Daily

Nodding syndrome caused by response to parasitic protein, international study suggests - Science Daily

Electronic sensor system to prevent mining explosions - Science Daily

Team establishes first diagnostic criteria for idiopathic multicentric castleman disease - Science Daily

Swishing with mouth rinse may improve athletic performance - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2017February16Thursday

What's in a name? Venoms vs. Poisons | Toxinology 101

The High Stakes of Handshakes

El Niño Dramatically Reshaped Western Coastlines

When Earth Became a 'Mote of Dust'

Mamma Mia! Fossil Is First Hint Of Live Birth In Ancient Reptile

Authorship Means Responsibility

Buzzkill: Will America's Bees Survive?

Scientists Narrow in on Landing Site for NASA's Next Mars Rover

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?)

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CNN Science: 2017February16Thursday

These scientists think giant machines could help refreeze the Arctic - CNN

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

Scientists planning their own march in Washington - CNN

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

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

The healing power of kindness - CNN

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

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

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

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BBC Science: 2017February16Thursday

Winston Churchill's views on aliens revealed in lost essay - BBC News

Edinburgh science festival features Scottish inventions - BBC News - BBC News

First live birth evidence in dinosaur relative - BBC News

Banned chemicals persist in deep ocean - BBC News

History sheds light on Amazon's rich tree diversity - BBC News

Event Horizon Telescope ready to image black hole - BBC News

Weather experts say new El Niño possible later this year - BBC News

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

The strange link between the human mind and quantum physics - BBC News

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

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Eurek Alert: 2017February16Thursday

Placebo and valium are equally effective for acute lower back pain in the ER

'Resurrecting' tiny lake-dwelling animals to study evolutionary responses to pollution

Snap beans hard to grow in cover crop residue

Snow science supporting our nation's water supply

Looking beyond cancer cells to understand what makes breast cancer spread

Real-time MRI analysis powered by supercomputers

Study maps where US patients appear more ill than they are

Solving the puzzle of Alzheimer's disease

GARP2 accelerates retinal degeneration in a mouse model

International students' concept of 'home' shapes post-graduation plans