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Science : 2018March13Tuesday

A new kind of computer science major delves into how technology is reshaping society

Russian science chases escape from mediocrity

The Rise of Dismal Science Fiction

Starving Science: A Shortsighted National Strategy

Archaeopteryx 'flew in bursts like a pheasant', scientists say

Crisis or self-correction: Rethinking how the media cover science

Kenton County student wins PBS science award second time

Science teacher allegedly fed puppy to turtle in front of students

Quiet White House Science Office Stirs Fears but Also Raises Some Hopes

How to improve government's use of science

Space Science : 2018March13Tuesday

India and France agree to enhance cooperation in space technology

Scott Kelly Spent a Year in Space, and Now He Has Different DNA Than His Identical Twin Brother

Science Behind the Fiction: Wrinkling through space

Scientists help solve mystery of why comets emit X-rays

'A Wrinkle in Time' Offers Strong Performances and a Big Role for Science

NASA's James Webb Observatory prepares for additional testing

4 Smithsonian Space Documentaries You Don't Want to Miss

Universe's First Stars Detected? Get the Facts.

'Billions and Billions': Space Exploration is Not Just for Billionaires

Cutting NASA Science Missions 'Can Set a Dangerous Precedent,' Congressman Warns

Life Science : 2018March13Tuesday

TAE Life Sciences raises $40m for neutron beam cancer treatment

Life Sciences PCR Market Strength Seen in Recent Acquisitions

Fusion energy venture branches out into cancer therapy with TAE Life Sciences

State set to launch $14M life sciences hub in the Berkshires

Senate bill seeks to increase number of opioid treatment professionals

FDA issues warnings to duodenoscope manufacturers

Blood thinner positively linked to post non-cardiac surgery

Jennifer Garner Opens Up About Farming with Her Kids: 'It's Like a Real Life Science Experiment'

Alphabet Has Filed 186 Health Care Patents. Watch Out, World

Renovacor Wins “Best In Show” at 1st Pitch Life Science Competition

Physical Science: 2018March13Tuesday

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

Researchers develop spectroscopic thermometer for nanomaterials

Senior Alexis Valera Embarks on Career in Physical Therapy

OBJ makes strong case for electromagnetic physical science

Armenian Students Present Physical and Life Sciences Projects at the AESA 17th Annual Science Olympiad

An Ode To Insignificance: Buttons, Touchscreens, And Other Dangerous Technologies

Foundation Grant Aims to Increase Faculty Gender Diversity in Physics

Still making discoveries after 49 years

Students participate in science fair at John Glenn High School

STEM sectors may not be the ideal place to try and secure a job

Social Science: 2018March13Tuesday

Shankar Vedantam, NPR social science correspondent will speak at Carnegie Library

US social scientists must look beyond their own borders

Jacobus Fellow Chantal Berman studies social protest in Tunisia and Morocco

Condemned to be free: Social sciences and humanities graduates on the job market

It's Time for More Physicians to Embrace Advocacy

These Personality Traits Could Put You At Risk for Social Media Addiction

Twitter hiring director of new social science division to improve platform

Autism's social deficits are reversed by an anti-cancer drug

Dozens win awards at 61st annual Rome Science Fair

Institute nurtures promising social scientists with 'dream' semester

Earth Science: 2018March13Tuesday

Earth Science Tech, Inc. (ETST) Achieves Highest Sales Revenue Month in February

China's 9½-ton space lab will soon crash to Earth. Scientists think they know where — sort of.

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

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

US Scientists Safely Retrieved from Ice-Bound Antarctic Island

Like Ancient Snowball Earth, Frozen Planets May Still Be Habitable

Scientists Find Ultra-Rare Ice-VII on Earth for the First Time Inside Diamonds

Trump's NASA Budget Would Cancel Space Telescope & 5 Earth Science Missions

Here's what real science says about the role of CO2 as Earth's preeminent climatic thermostat

China's space lab will soon crash to Earth. Scientists think they know where - sort of.