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Science : 2018April01Sunday

Use Science (Not Surgery) to Create Your Best Selfie

Facebook's crisis demands a reevaluation of computer science itself

Despite Court Ruling, There's No Certain Science Linking Coffee to Cancer

Coffee cancer warning: What science says about the actual risk

The science behind cancer warnings on coffee is murky at best

What Is a Blue Moon, Anyway?

Keeping science honest

Eggshell nanostructure protects a chick and helps it hatch

Discover the Science of 'Star Wars' and 'Black Panther' at Future Con

Africa Is Splitting in Two, and Here's the Proof

Space Science : 2018April01Sunday

This Galaxy Has Almost No Dark Matter—And Scientists Are Baffled

A Chinese space station is probably falling out of the sky this weekend. Here's everything you need to know.

Exoplanet telescope selected as ESA's next space science mission

Why NASA is struggling to launch its most ambitious space science project yet

Tupperware Helps NASA Astronauts Grow Healthier Vegetables In Space

China space lab's return drifting later

At Silicon Valley Comic Con, the scientists are the stars

'Mars Ain't Gonna Be Easy': What Apollo 17 Leaders Are Saying About Future Space Exploration

Why Are People Freaking Out About These Boring SpaceX Satellites?

The Robots in 'Pacific Rim Uprising' Could Use a Lesson from Real-Life Science

Life Science : 2018April01Sunday

Data drives life sciences boom in Seattle

The Robots in 'Pacific Rim Uprising' Could Use a Lesson from Real-Life Science

Get the Inside Scoop on Seattle Life Sciences at Xconomy's June Event

Fujifilm to buy 2 life science units from JXTG for $800 mln

Convergence Will Drive the Ultimate Disruption of Life Sciences

IDT to Join Danaher Life Science Platform

New MBA program caters to life science professionals in South San Francisco

Galloway and Hartwell to enter Washington Life Science Hall of Fame

UCLA incubator helps drive innovations, assisting early-stage tech and life science companies

Human-centered design is key to forming partnerships for large-scale conservation success

Physical Science: 2018April01Sunday

ORNL's Dean named associate laboratory director for physical sciences

ORNL's David Dean Named Associate Laboratory Director for Physical Sciences

COSAM student uncovers love for science after moving from South Korea

Cassak named Distinguished Scholar in Physical Sciences and Technology

Volunteers needed to sail on tall ship for children's science program

Stanford law and science experts discuss court case that could set precedent for climate change litigation

Nurse practitioner vs. registered nurse: what's the difference?

EDITORIAL: Physical Science-Social Science – A Scientist's Perspective

Congress gives science a record funding boost

La Sierra Lanes hosts PCS kindergartners for hands-on physical science lessons

Social Science: 2018April01Sunday

How political tribalism can be explained using social science

For hurricane readiness, 'science' trumps social science

Why a Census Undercount Spells Trouble for Social Scientists

Digital Health Isn't A Social Science

Why Did the National Science Foundation Propose Slashing Its Own Social Science Budget?

Faculty report offers ideas for structure of social sciences at Cornell

US social scientists must look beyond their own borders

Research center at Stanford uses social science inquiry to tackle solutions to current problems

Human-centered design is key to forming partnerships for large-scale conservation success

Hunting rules, regulations often consider more than just the science

Earth Science: 2018April01Sunday

A Chinese space station will fall to Earth this weekend

OU professor receives NASA Earth Science funding for first-of-its-kind research

How Science Creates (And You Can See) The Best Aurora Shows On Earth

Asteroid-bound spacecraft finds signs of life—on Earth

Proposed Budget Cuts to NASA's Earth Science Division Are Damaging for All of Us

What scientists found trapped in a diamond: a type of ice not known on Earth

One Strange Rock, review: this epic Earth science series is too flashy by half

Sweet science: Putting corn syrup to work on Earth's origins

These Scientists Have a Wild Plan to Throw Salt into the Atmosphere. Here's Why.

Earth Science Tech, Inc. (ETST) Achieves Q1 Goal with Introduction of New COO