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Science Magazine : 2017September18Monday

Cats that behave like liquids, tampons that play music, and other 'advances' honored with Ig Nobel Prizes - Science Magazine

Animal hoarding is its own mental disorder, study argues - Science Magazine

Plants can grow their own glow-in-the-dark cotton, no genetic ... - Science Magazine

New study finds link between flu vaccine and miscarriage. But is it real? - Science Magazine

From selfies to selfless: Managing multigenerational teams - Science Magazine

Neandertals and early modern humans probably didn't meet at rumored rendezvous site - Science Magazine

Once this Viking warrior was revealed to be a woman, some began to question her battle bona fides - Science Magazine

All clear for the decisive trial of ecstasy in PTSD patients - Science Magazine

Senate spending panel approves $2 billion raise for NIH in 2018 - Science Magazine

Skepticism surfaces over CRISPR human embryo editing claims - Science Magazine

Science Daily : 2017September18Monday

Studies of 'Crater Capital' in the Baltics show impactful history - Science Daily

Cells programmed like computers to fight disease - Science Daily

Vaping doubles risk of smoking cigarettes for teens - Science Daily

Sheep gene insights could help farmers breed healthier animals - Science Daily

Genetically altered mice bear some hallmarks of human bipolar behavior - Science Daily

American Academy of Pediatrics announces its first recommendations on tattoos, piercings - Science Daily

Dogs' social skills linked to oxytocin sensitivity - Science Daily

New evidence for small, short-lived drops of early universe quark-gluon plasma? - Science Daily

HIV-AIDS: Following your gut - Science Daily

Welfare of zoo animals set to improve - Science Daily

Discover Top Stories : 2017September18Monday

Scientific Papers Are Getting Less Readable

Last Days of Cassini: An Insider's Story

Even With Police Body-Cam Footage, Witnesses Can Be Misled

Scientists Find 21 New Bird Species by Asking the Birds

Cassini's Bittersweet Symphony

Breaking: 5.7 Million-Year-Old "Hominin Footprints" In Jeopardy

Scientist Shocks Himself With an Electric Eel...Because Science

Quantifying the Burden of Global Disease

Getting a Tattoo Might Also Stain Your Lymph Nodes

A Little Synthesized Sugar Yields Cotton That Glows

CNN Science: 2017September18Monday

What is 'pumpkin spice,' anyway? And why do we crave it? - CNN

Neil deGrasse Tyson says it might be 'too late' to recover from climate change - CNN

Yes, climate change made Harvey and Irma worse - CNN

More questions about a Trump admin war on science - CNN International

Bill Nye to Disney: You owe me $9 million for 'Science Guy' - CNNMoney

US science envoy steps down, spells out "impeach" in resignation letter - CNN

Melania Trump promotes STEM education at youth center - CNN

Senators oppose Trump's pick to head NASA - CNN

Art and science come together in this one-of-a-kind scent - CNN

Sachs: Big Oil will have to pay up, like Big Tobacco - CNN

BBC Science: 2017September18Monday

Cassini: Probe incinerates on entry to Saturn - BBC News

Rhino horn smuggled as jewellery - BBC News

Why is it so hard to swat a fly? - BBC News

Science debate: Should we embrace an enhanced future? - BBC News

Cassini: Saturn probe turns towards its death plunge - BBC News

Science committee chairman urges parties to nominate women MPs - BBC News

BBC rebukes Radio 4 presenter for Tweets about Manchester MP - Prolific North

Science funding: Will 'picking winners' work? - BBC News

Turkey's new school year: Jihad in, evolution out - BBC News

Tackling the canine obesity crisis - BBC News

Eurek Alert: 2017September18Monday

More evidence of water on Mars

Wireless food stamp transactions tied to healthier shopping

Scalable process discovered to produce structural colors inspired by bird feathers

A new approach to ultrafast light pulses

Wait-and-see strategy pays off, incentives needed for risk takers

VCU physicists discover a tri-anion particle with colossal stability

NASA sees Tropical Storm Norma kicking up surf in Mexico

Just squeeze in -- when spaces are tight, nature loosens its laws

Eight children born after uterus transplants

NASA finds a pinhole eye in Hurricane Otis