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Science Magazine : 2017November12Sunday

This fabric can give you your own personal climate-control system

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

Daytime wounds heal more quickly than those suffered at night

Scientists prove that the public pays attention to journalism

Scanning wave photopolymerization enables dye-free alignment patterning of liquid crystals

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

Gene therapy's new hope: A neuron-targeting virus is saving infant lives

Scientists replaced 80 percent of a 'butterfly' boy's skin

Omni magazine is officially back in print

Gilbert Rogin, 87, Magazine Editor and Writer of Droll Fiction, Dies

Science Daily : 2017November12Sunday

Fruit fly brains inform search engines of the future

How a 'shadow zone' traps the world's oldest ocean water

Site of asteroid impact changed the history of life

Understanding the Berlin patient's unexpected cure of HIV

Green roofs to reduce the effects of climate change

'Perfectly frustrated' metal provides possible path to superconductivity

Crunch time for food security

Plasma from lasers can shed light on cosmic rays, solar eruptions

Ice sheets as large as Greenland's melted fast in a warming climate

Research highlights ethical sourcing of materials for modern technology

Discover Top Stories : 2017November12Sunday

Discover Fort Monroe by foot

Stories told in graphic detail

Andy Weir's 6 favorite science fiction books

Richard Dreyfuss says he behaved inappropriately toward woman in the '80s

Star Trek: Its Continuing Mission

Firefighters discover newborn baby in “baby box' at fire station

Gilbert Rogin, 87, Magazine Editor and Writer of Droll Fiction, Dies

Discover North Springs Open House Set For Dec. 3

What My Personal Chat Bot Is Teaching Me About AI's Future

[Startup roundup] How to earn big dollars Alibaba style, and Jack Ma's Love Quotient

CNN Science: 2017November12Sunday

Scientists replace skin of 'butterfly child' with rare genetic disease

Trump environmental nominees question climate science

Scientists discover mysterious 'void' in Great Pyramid of Giza

'Zombie' star won't die, even after exploding

Robotic suit helps kids with cerebral palsy walk tall

Experimental technology can 'smell' disease on your breath

Why men use masturbation to harass women

Controversial NASA chief nominee moves to full Senate vote

Your internal body clock may be able to heal you

How cops could get your data without unlocking your phone

BBC Science: 2017November12Sunday

Scale of 'nitrate timebomb' revealed

Government urged to act over computer science GCSEs

Antarctic base comes out of deep freeze

Trump emissions threat to US car industry

Sheep 'can recognise human faces'

Hurricane Maria devastation prompts Ocean XPRIZE rethink

Extinct wolf-sized otter had powerful bite

Ben Nevis gets automatic weather station

'Zombie' star survived going supernova

Russian scientists take aim at paranormal TV shows

Europe Science: 2017November12Sunday

Ancient European farmers and foragers hooked up big time

Central Europe and the US: The New Alliance

GP consultations in Britain are among the shortest in Europe

Science Festival sees crowds brave the rain

In less than a decade, Poland's massive far-right march has gone global

When did we lose trust in science?

From Brussels to Arkansas, a Tough Week for Monsanto

Why Trump's efforts on North Korea aren't apt to win over Putin

People Power Will Move Europe Beyond Coal

How a teen is taking on antibiotic resistance