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Science Magazine : 2017November09Thursday

A new 'accelerator' aims to bring big science to psychology

A surfer and a scientist teamed up to create the perfect wave

Lab-grown 'minibrains' are revealing what makes humans special

Daytime wounds heal more quickly than those suffered at night

A boy with a rare disease gets new skin, thanks to gene-corrected stem cells

When dinosaurs went extinct, many animals literally came out of the dark

Gender Disparity in Science Publishing Among PhD Students

Court demands that search engines and internet service providers block Sci-Hub

Pushing the limits of photoreception in twilight conditions: The rod-like cone retina of the deep-sea pearlsides

Ancient animal and human bone cuts could be the work of crocodile teeth instead of early butchers

Science Daily : 2017November09Thursday

Visual intelligence is not the same as IQ

Scientists create a recipe to make human blood-brain-barrier

Cockatoos select the right key to insert into a 'keyhole'

Endurance training helpful in recovery from muscle inflammation, new study shows

Engineering microbial communities? Paradoxes in microbial economies

Boy is given new skin thanks to gene therapy

Survival of the least-fit: Antiviral drug selectively targets the nastiest viruses

Infrared imaging better than touch at detecting defects in protective lead aprons

How the skin becomes inflamed: Toxin-producing bacteria

A new way to mix oil and water

Discover Top Stories : 2017November09Thursday

Snap eyes influencers amid Q3 earnings miss

Snapchat redesign will include algorithmic feed, report says

How suitcases and model homes are helping tell the stories of refugees from around the world

'Big void' identified in Khufu's Great Pyramid at Giza

Catan Stories: The Legend of the Sea Robbers Now Available on iOS and Android

Museum of London discovers unknown Suffragettes in 11-month programme

Overwhelming Cloaking Devices And False Peace Highlights Star Trek: Discovery, Season 1 Episode 8

Are these really the saddest places on earth?

Divers discover 1942 shipwreck off the coast of New Hampshire

DEFY GRAVITY This Christmas, Discover A Different Side To Oz… WICKED Adds Two Extra Shows this Christmas

CNN Science: 2017November09Thursday

Trump environmental nominees question climate science

Let's stop debating climate change and start combating it

How to resist technology addiction

Robotic suit helps kids with cerebral palsy walk tall

Experimental technology can 'smell' disease on your breath

Delhi pollution crisis prompts city-wide emergency measures

It pays to be a scientist in the marijuana industry

Lego's 'Women of NASA' sale lifts off, lands as best-selling toy

Trump pick Sam Clovis blasted schools for 'indoctrinating' students with ideas like 'environmentalism' and 'racism'

Overnight Regulation: Justice, AT&T trade accusations over CNN sale | House panel approves bill to boost drilling on ...

BBC Science: 2017November09Thursday

100 Women: Where do women outnumber men in science?

Ben Nevis gets automatic weather station

'Zombie' star survived going supernova

Sheep 'can recognise human faces'

BBC axed science reporting course despite concerns over 'false balance' on issues like climate change, doc reveals

100 Women: The scientists championing their indigenous ancestors' discoveries

100 Women: The women who sew for Nasa

100 Women: Seven trailblazing women in science

Russian scientists take aim at paranormal TV shows

Fossil of 'our earliest ancestors' found in Dorset

Europe Science: 2017November09Thursday

Kildare scientist drives science bus across Europe

Neolithic farmers coexisted with hunter-gatherers for centuries in Europe

When did we lose trust in science?

Advancing the science and management of European intermittent rivers and ephemeral streams

From Brussels to Arkansas, a Tough Week for Monsanto

Still premature to say giant pandas originated in Europe: Chinese scientist

Education & training in Europe: inequality remains a challenge

A last refuge for Europe's blighted killer whales

Students help international effort to track pollution across Europe

How political revolution suffocated a promising scientific future for Ireland