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Science Magazine : 2017January09Monday

Watch this moth drive a scent-controlled car - Science Magazine

Surprising brain growth may reveal why we get better at recognizing faces as we age - Science Magazine

Mysterious radio bursts originate outside the Milky Way - Science Magazine

Fact-checking Congress's fetal tissue report - Science Magazine

Fossil leaves suggest global warming will be harder to fight than scientists thought - Science Magazine

Nanoparticles awaken immune cells to fight cancer - Science Magazine

Germany to probe Nazi-era medical science - Science Magazine

Surprise: Fewer celebrities died in 2016 than expected - Science Magazine

Pregnancy resculpts women's brains for at least 2 years - Science Magazine

Ripples in spacetime: iScience/is 2016 Breakthrough of the Year - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2017January09Monday

Mediterranean is the fountain of youth, study claims - Science Daily

Psychology essential to achieving goals of patient-centered medical homes - Science Daily

Fast fine art: 19th century painting tricks revealed - Science Daily

Species diversity reduces chances of crop failure in algal biofuel systems - Science Daily

Brain protein predicts recovery time following concussion - Science Daily

While not necessarily reality, perception can cause reality to evolve - Science Daily

Hubble captures 'shadow play' caused by possible planet - Science Daily

More Large-Scale Tornado Outbreaks Now - Science Daily

Natural tooth repair method, using Alzheimer's drug, could revolutionize dental treatments - Science Daily

Mediterranean diet may have lasting effects on brain health - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2017January09Monday

A new "hole" in the Sun's atmosphere has sparked stunning displays of the northern lights here on Earth

Experience with Traffic Makes Pigeons Reckless

New analysis: global sea ice suffered major losses in 2016

Here's what Earth and the Moon look like to a telescope on a Mars orbiter that's 127 million miles from home

We Got The Mesentery News All Wrong

In 2022, We Might Witness the Explosive End to a Stellar Death Spiral

What's the Universe Made Of?

Top 10 Citizen Science Projects of 2016: From Microbes to Meteors

The first of several climate verdicts is in: 2016 was the warmest year on record — as widely expected

3,000 Ride-Sharing Vehicles Could Replace 13,500 Taxis in NYC

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CNN Science: 2017January09Monday

This is why you get worked up about politics, according to science - CNN

2016 also took one of the greatest female scientists of all time - CNN

Obama: US climate efforts can withstand 'near-term politics' - CNN

Trump Adviser Compares Global Warming to Flat Earth - Slate Magazine (blog)

'Mysterious power over humanity': How cats affect health - CNN

Monica Crowley: How much does plagiarism actually matter in politics? - Christian Science Monitor

The mesentery: A 'new' organ you didn't know you had - CNN

A 9500-year-old skull gets a 3D makeover - CNN

In interviews, Trump's EPA pick questioned climate change, said Obama EPA rules would be undone - CNN

Ultra-rare galaxy could be 'one of a kind' - CNN

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BBC Science: 2017January09Monday

£4m to improve school results in science and technology - BBC News

Forensic science standards 'at significant risk' - BBC News

Mother-baby bonding insight revealed - BBC News

Mystery cosmic radio bursts pinpointed - BBC News

Huge Antarctic iceberg poised to break away - BBC News

'Tooth repair drug' may replace fillings - BBC News

UK military to build prototype 'laser weapon' - BBC News

Fossil fruit from 52 million years ago revealed - BBC News

Urbanisation signal detected in evolution, study shows - BBC News

World's oldest known killer whale Granny dies - BBC News

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Eurek Alert: 2017January09Monday

Illinois team advances GaN-on-Silicon for scalable high electron mobility transistors

Nonsurgical and surgical treatments provide successful outcomes for an Achilles tear

For chemicals, mega is out and bio is in

High rates of PTSD and other mental health problems after great east Japan earthquake

Breakthrough in MS treatment

The science of baby's first sight

How on earth does geotagging work?

High cholesterol intake and eggs do not increase risk of memory disorders

An ecological invasion mimics a drunken walk

NIH to release findings on impact of parent physical activity, sedentary behavior on their preschool