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Science Magazine : 2017March02Thursday

Test blasts simulate a nuclear attack on a US port - Science Magazine

Bumble bees are surprisingly innovative - Science Magazine

Pipe-climbing bacteria might spread infection from hospital sinks - Science Magazine

Brazil's dengue vaccine in jeopardy - Science Magazine

How pandas got their patches - Science Magazine

Senior Republican lawmaker has some advice for US science marchers - Science Magazine

Bringing extinct species back from the dead could hurt—not help—conservation efforts - Science Magazine

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

Two top Chinese-American scientists have dropped their US citizenship - Science Magazine

Seven potentially habitable Earth-sized planets spied around tiny nearby star - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2017March02Thursday

New research could trigger revolution in computer electronics manufacturing - Science Daily

Powerful RNA-based technology could help shape the future of therapeutic antibodies - Science Daily

Hearing aid outcomes in older adults - Science Daily

World's oldest fossils unearthed - Science Daily

Astronomy: Dark matter mapped - Science Daily

Is anything tough enough to survive on Mars? - Science Daily

Couples may miss cues that partner is hiding emotions, study suggests - Science Daily

Intestinal bacteria alter gut and brain function, study shows - Science Daily

Researchers imitate molecular crowding in cells - Science Daily

With most of the same genes, how do lizard siblings end up so different? - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2017March02Thursday

With Iron Nanoparticles, Cryopreserved Tissue Springs Back to Life

Oldest Fossils Ever Found Give New Clues to Life’s Origins

Urine Is Sugary and Swimming Pools Are Sweet

Drones Set to Target Christmas Island's Feral Cats

Lasers Illuminate the Evolution of Flight

A Weekend Camping Trip Is Enough to Reset Your Internal Clock

Mardi Gras at the Leprosarium

You Look Like a/an (Insert Your Name Here)

Brain Activity Can Predict If an Article Will Go Viral

Lighter, Faster, Cheaper: Broadening Access to the Deep Sea

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CNN Science: 2017March02Thursday

The exact age when girls lose interest in science and math - CNNMoney

World's oldest microfossils found, researchers claim - CNN

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NASA's women space pioneers to star in new Lego set - CNNMoney

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

Astronomers discover 7 Earth-sized planets orbiting nearby star - CNN

Scientists highlight deadly health risks of climate change - CNN

The geography of American climate confusion: a visual guide - CNN

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

Scientists discover coin-sized night frogs in India - CNN

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BBC Science: 2017March02Thursday

Earliest evidence of life on Earth 'found' - BBC News

Lasers reveal how Big Ben 'bongs' - BBC News

Humans help cook up mineral bounty - BBC News

Nobel winner: Attack on experts 'undermines science' - BBC News

'Best ever' view of what a dinosaur really looked like - BBC News

SpaceX to fly two tourists around Moon in 2018 - BBC News

Huge Large Hadron Collider experiment gets 'heart transplant' - BBC News

Most scientists 'can't replicate studies by their peers' - BBC News

Toy company Lego to produce Women of Nasa set - BBC News

Star's seven Earth-sized worlds set record - BBC News

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Eurek Alert: 2017March02Thursday

A vulnerability in triple-negative breast cancer could improve treatment outcomes

Researchers report first known case of CTE in patient with no known head trauma

Physical therapy proves as effective as surgery for carpal tunnel syndrome

New path suggested for nuclear fusion

To understand others' minds, 'being' them beats reading them

Hand-picked specialty crops 'ripe' for precision agriculture techniques

Research finds a majority endorsing revenge porn

Palbociclib in advanced breast cancer: Disadvantages predominate in certain patients

Once overlooked, uninitialized-use 'bugs' may provide portal for hacker attacks on linux

Study: Firms that owed more also laid off more workers during the 2007-2009 recession