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Science Magazine : 2018July21Saturday

Burton Richter, Nobel Prize–winning physicist with influence in Washington, DC, dies

World's oldest baby snake found preserved in amber

Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine

Engage research institutions on research regulatory reform

Beating the channel capacity limit for superdense coding with entangled ququarts

A path to clean water

Working science into fundraising

Here's the sexual harassment report that felled a famed geneticist—and his defense

A closer look at ageism in science

Regulate to reduce chemical mixture risk

Science Daily : 2018July21Saturday

New findings on intercellular communication

Physics treasure hidden in a wallpaper pattern

New material: Two faces offer limitless possibilities

Scientists reverse aging-associated skin wrinkles and hair loss in a mouse model

Sea pickles are adapting to the Pacific Northwest

World's fastest human-made spinning object could help study quantum mechanics

Fewer injuries in girls' sports when high schools have athletic trainers

Wearable device measures cortisol in sweat

New battery could store wind and solar electricity affordably and at room temperature

Diabetes during pregnancy may increase baby's heart disease risk

Discover Top Stories : 2018July21Saturday

How The Telegraph is reaching teenagers with news stories on Snapchat Discover

Astronomers discover 12 more moons orbiting Jupiter, including an 'oddball'

Snap is launching a news partnerships initiative

Discover a whimsical boardwalk where Pixar stories and characters come to life!

Snapchat partners with 4 news discovery platforms to help push content beyond the app

STEAM heats up the Gila Valley

Veterans Discover Supportive Workplace at Castle Contracting

The full story of Thailand's extraordinary cave rescue

New shark species discovered honors shark pioneer Eugenie Clark

REVIEW | 'LIFEL1K3' Fairy tale mashup offers plenty of fun twists and turns

CNN Science: 2018July21Saturday

A quadrillion tons of diamonds lie deep beneath the Earth's surface

NASA's mission to touch the sun launches soon

'Ghost particle' found in Antarctica provides astronomy breakthrough

Air pollution in national parks nearly the same as in 20 major US cities, study finds

Scientists have discovered the world's oldest color. It's bright pink

Senators call on National Science Foundation to investigate climate change grants

Foodborne illness may be on the rise. Here's why

What you should know about Vibrio bacteria

Coinbase forms political action committee

Strange geologic activity under New England surprises scientists

BBC Science: 2018July21Saturday

Lovell lights: turning a telescope into an art installation

Wanted: Inspiring name for Europe's 2020 Mars rover

BBC One Aims To Find Jack The Ripper In Emilia Fox-Fronted Science Documentary

Prehistoric bake-off: Scientists discover oldest evidence of bread

Baby snake 'frozen in time' gives insight into lost world

Science in Action

Welcome to the Meghalayan Age - a new phase in history

Lift-off for Scotland: Sutherland to host first UK spaceport

Slowing Gulf Stream current to boost warming for 20 years

Nation's botanical treasures to go on display

Europe Science: 2018July21Saturday

Arctic Circle Burns As Record Heat Broils Northern Europe

As the SpaceX steamroller surges, European rocket industry vows to resist

Galileo satellite: EU ban on British scientists over Brexit row is 'act of self harm'

Wanted: Inspiring name for Europe's 2020 Mars rover

UK needs EU scientists' help 'to be a successful country' after Brexit, government's new science chief says

Some Scientists Work With China, but NASA Won't

Member states demand more control over Horizon Europe planning

Evidence of Salmonella Paratyphi C found for the first time in medieval northern Europe

Elsevier are corrupting open science in Europe

Scientists identify most pressing issues posed by chemicals in the environment