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Science : 2018July23Monday

Distrust of science isn't just about left vs. right

A simple guide to CRISPR, one of the biggest science stories of the decade

The science behind the 'beats to study to' craze

Scientists Definitely Have Not Found Life on the Moon

A new kind of spray is loaded with microscopic electronic sensors

Wu-Tang Clan's GZA shows his genius in Liquid Science on Netflix

Could this tiny spider be helping the Arctic stay cool?

The giant iceberg that broke from Antarctica's Larsen C ice shelf is stuck

Scientists perfect technique to boost capacity of computer storage a thousand-fold

Discovered: Milky Way's long-lost galactic sibling

Space Science : 2018July23Monday

NASA Mission to 'Touch the Sun' Due to Launch in Early August

Space, still the final frontier

Girl Scouts can now earn badges in cybersecurity and space science

China announces new flotilla of space science missions

Flash, Bam, Alakazam: Lightning-Detecting Satellite Also Spots Meteors

How the UK space programme is waking up a sleepy, remote county in Scotland

Space interest gets boost from Orlando Science Center

NASA 60-year anniversary: US space agency celebrates 60 years of space exploration

Detectives harbor no suspicions on head of space research institute rocked by spy scandal

King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology attends space research forum in California

Life Science : 2018July23Monday

Dr Maddy Parsons receives Royal Microscopical Society Life Science Medal

Life Science Accelerator IndieBio to Open in NYC in 2019

UPL to buy Arysta Lifescience in $4.2b cash deal

Creating Tomorrow, Today: Three Keys to Leading Change

Scientists Definitely Have Not Found Life on the Moon

Give life sciences space and watch it boom

Life Sciences at the heart of UK economy

Locke Lord Life Science Co-Chair Jumps to Boutique

Arysta LifeScience to Be Sold in Billion-Dollar Deal

Wilmcote withdraws takeover interest in Arysta LifeScience

Physical Science: 2018July23Monday

Blue Sky Science: Why do supercomputers have to be so big?

Here's what the US Army's new gender-neutral fitness test will look like

Commentary: We now live in a 'science fiction world'. We need to boost STEM education

Fact Check: Is NASA 'Preparing This [Teenage] Girl To Become The First Human On Mars'?

Countdown begins for launch of NASA mission named after UChicago Prof. Eugene Parker

Work progressing on FMCC campus

Mercersburg Academy alum, Nobel winner dies

Fixing Sexism at the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change

A physical model for efficient ranking in networks

Exercise cuts risk of chronic disease in older adults

Social Science: 2018July23Monday

How Social Science Might Be Misunderstanding Conservatives

Rice University to break ground on new School of Social Sciences building

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

Claudine Gay Named Next Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences

Scientists ID more than 1200 genes linked to educational attainment

An Enormous Study of the Genes Related to Staying in School

Social gaming for better energy efficiency in public buildings

Social sciences' most extensive evaluation published

Less conventional career paths for social science majors

Can Artificial Intelligence Predict Religious Violence?

Earth Science: 2018July23Monday

How on Earth Did These Burials of Viking Descendants Wind Up in Sicily?

Sulfur analysis supports timing of oxygen's appearance

Finding Life on the Rocks

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

Humans Are Causing Earth's Seasons To Change In A Way Never Seen Before

Scientists Definitely Have Not Found Life on the Moon

Here's a Disturbing Theory About Why Climate Change Seemed to 'Pause' for 15 Years

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

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

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