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Science : 2018July21Saturday

50 years ago, scientists took baby steps toward selecting sex

Census Bureau nominee becomes lightning rod for debate over 2020 census

Philosophy Talk: Does Science Over-reach?

This Week in Science

12 women researchers to explain science on soapboxes at Navy Pier

Human influence on the seasonal cycle of tropospheric temperature

The dark side of happiness – Science Weekly podcast

Five rad and random things I found this week

Students pick up science skills at Summer Engineering Experience for Kids

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

Space Science : 2018July21Saturday

Girl Scouts can now earn badges in cybersecurity and space science

China announces new flotilla of space science missions

Space, still the final frontier

OUT OF THIS WORLD: Middle school students blast into outer space science with Zero Robotics camp

Some Scientists Work With China, but NASA Won't

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

China's super-sized space plans may involve help from Russia

Orlando Science Center: Space Exploration Weekend set

David Saint-Jacques, next Canadian to go to space, helps open moon rock exhibit

Shields up! How spaceships can save themselves without science fiction

Life Science : 2018July21Saturday

Life Science Accelerator IndieBio to Open in NYC in 2019

Dr Maddy Parsons receives Royal Microscopical Society Life Science Medal

UPL snaps up Arysta Life Science for $4.2 billion

Platform Specialty Products Corp (PAH) Announcing Sale of Arysta LifeScience and a New Chapter Confernece Call ...

Platform Specialty Products (PAH) To Divest Arysta LifeScience For $4.2B - Slideshow

Life Science Investment Hits $500M in Q2

How Real Estate is Preparing for the Emergence of the Life Sciences Industry in NYC

Give life sciences space and watch it boom

FBI 'aware' of possible ransomware attack on life science giant LabCorp

Quartzy Scales Up Distribution Capabilities as its Life Science Portfolio Exceeds 3 Million Products Making it the Most ...

Physical Science: 2018July21Saturday

Hidden Falls Fissure

Fixing Sexism at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

A physical model for efficient ranking in networks

Ingalls engineers promote STEM-related fields in workshop with local teachers

Nobel Prize winner Burton Richter dies at 87

Campus Construction Update for July 22-28

It Happened in Crawford County: Dr. Wagner, part 2

Students shoot for stars at science camp

Nobel Prize-winning Stanford physicist Burton Richter dies at 87

The science behind being 'hangry'

Social Science: 2018July21Saturday

How Social Science Might Be Misunderstanding Conservatives

Facebook independent research commission, Social Science One, will share a petabyte of user interactions

Science Fiction Is Not Social Reality

Framework to help integrate social sciences into neglected tropical disease interventions

Less conventional career paths for social science majors

Here's what you can do if your social media post gets taken down

Joan Petersilia elected to American Academy of Political and Social Science

Humanities and social sciences have more 'supportive' citations

Facebook suspends firm founded by researcher behind its election study

Is California Governor Jerry Brown Mandating That Schools Show Students 'Gay Sex'?

Earth Science: 2018July21Saturday

Twenty-eight undergraduate students are participating in an eight-week NASA airborne science program field ...

Move over, Hubble. This sharp pic of Neptune was taken from Earth

Life-Saving Satellites: Why NASA's Earth-Science Missions Are Indispensable (Op-Ed)

A Stash of a Quadrillion Tons of Diamonds May Be Hiding Deep Inside Earth

A scientist's final paper looks toward Earth's future climate

CU Boulder earth, atmospheric sciences No. 1 overall in 2018 global university rankings

Tomorrow's Earth

Billion-year-old lake deposit yields clues to Earth's ancient biosphere

Stability of Earth: Scientists propose solution to 'Gaia puzzle'

Thousands of scientists, engineers pledge not to develop killer robots