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Science Magazine : 2018March20Tuesday

In potential blow to conservation efforts, US court rules restoration moves harmed farmers

Science Magazine Recognizes Frequency Therapeutics' PCA Regeneration Technology as a Breakthrough in ...

UK attack shines spotlight on deadly nerve agent developed by Soviet scientists

What does a scientist look like? Children are drawing women more than ever before

Mysterious asteroid that visited us from beyond our solar system probably came from a place with two stars

Strange, elongated skulls reveal medieval Bulgarian brides were traded for politics

Scolding female scientists for embracing Instagram doesn't solve the gender gap in STEM

Fake news spreads faster than true news on Twitter—thanks to people, not bots

Instagram won't solve inequality

Thirteen million degrees of Kevin Bacon: World's largest family tree shines light on life span, who marries whom

Science Daily : 2018March20Tuesday

Rain or snow? Humidity, location can make all the difference, new map shows

Why do some people 'hear' silent flashes?

Newly discovered antibodies 'nip' malaria in the bud

Social media use at age 10 could reduce wellbeing of adolescent girls

Sound new technique tunes into the shifting shapes of biology

New deep reef ocean zone, the rariphotic, teeming with new fish species

Scientists mimic neural tissue in new research

One-third of young adults have ridden with an impaired driver

What happens to a dying cell's corpse? New findings illuminate an old problem

Making intricate images with bacterial communities

Discover Top Stories : 2018March20Tuesday

Instagram Stories gets 'quote tweet'-style feed post resharing

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The Cold Truth at the Heart of Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle's Magical Cures

Essex County Council is looking for a poet in residence

Find Your Own Wakanda: Discover Real Stories and Superheroes of Africa

One month after Snapchat update, users still hate it

Discover kayaking trail, secluded beach at St. Lucie Inlet Preserve State Park | Laurie's Stories

Twitter might be working on its own version of Snapchat Discover

Twins make astonishing discovery that they were separated shortly after birth and then part of a secret study

Snapchat update adds animated stickers with GIFs from GIPHY, new Stories and Discover tabs coming soon

CNN Science: 2018March20Tuesday

Kids 50 years ago almost never drew scientists as women. Now they do almost a third of the time

Facebook investigating employee's links to Cambridge Analytica

Potato power: Student wins $250000 prize for blight solution that could save billions

Nigerian army failed to act on warnings before schoolgirls abducted, Amnesty says

How your next meal could help fight depression and stress

Stephen Hawking, renowned scientist, dies at 76

Scientists detect 'fingerprint' of first light ever in the universe

The world's last male northern white rhino is dead. Now what?

Gunman's brother arrested at Marjory Stoneman Douglas; he said he wanted to 'reflect' on shooting, police say

China ready to fight 'bloody battle' against enemies, Xi says in speech

BBC Science: 2018March20Tuesday

Children drawing more women in science

UK will lead European exoplanet mission

Japanese basket pattern inspires new material

Stephen Hawking: The science that made him famous

Changing environment influenced human evolution

Plastic particles found in bottled water

Big harpoon is 'solution to space junk'

Macular degeneration: 'I've been given my sight back'

Stephen Hawking's warnings: What he predicted for the future

Northern white rhino: Last male Sudan dies in Kenya

Europe Science: 2018March20Tuesday

Scientists beware: The price is high, the payoff uncertain at glossy publications aimed at Europe's decision-makers

Europe's Next Science Mission to Focus on Nature of Exoplanets

Amsterdam welcomed 2500 life science executives for productive partnering last week at BIO-Europe Spring(R) 2018

Innovative Europe? Time for a new EU innovation strategy

Europe's science leaders speak out on Brexit

Why Did These Medieval European Women Have Alien-Like Skulls?

Open science in the EU – Will the astroturfers take over?

Europe's Clocks Are Losing Time, and Here's Why

Europe's ExoMars orbiter nears start of methane-sniffing science mission

Europe's Next Big IPO Is a $35 Billion Gamble on Blood Science