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Science Magazine : 2018March21Wednesday

What made Triceratops so horny?

In 1986, scientists found a fuel-producing bacterium at the bottom of a Swiss lake. Now, they know how it works

Tracking the elusive Burmese python—with DNA clues in the dirt

Meet Vaclav Smil, the man who has quietly shaped how the world thinks about energy

Hawking's final quest: saving quantum theory from black holes

Some dogs were royalty, others were dinner in ancient Mayan culture

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

Seventeen volunteers let this worm live inside them to help defeat a dangerous disease

American cockroaches thrive in cities, thanks to their incredibly long genomes

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

Science Daily : 2018March21Wednesday

Make way for the mini flying machines

Elephant and cow manure for making paper sustainably

Insects could help us find new yeasts for big business

Seizures may be detected through sound

New 4-D printer could reshape the world we live in

Flood protection is everyone's responsibility

Researchers observe the switching of Ras protein in detail

Medical tests with less fear

Sitting and physical inactivity may increase risk of urinary tract symptoms

New technologies and computing power to help strengthen population data

Discover Top Stories : 2018March21Wednesday

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

Discover the weekly forecast on Mars in first look at The Weatherman from Image Comics

Discover Malakoff historical cemetery tour on tap for Saturday

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

Untangling with no where to go: The Facebook-quitting challenge

Why Twitter might want to take on Snapchat Discover

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

CNN Science: 2018March21Wednesday

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

Ocean plastic predicted to triple within a decade

Facebook investigating employee's links to Cambridge Analytica

Stephen Hawking's ashes to sit near graves of Newton and Darwin

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

Stephen Hawking, renowned scientist, dies at 76

Inspiring photo of Afghan woman taking university exam while nursing child goes viral

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

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

BBC Science: 2018March21Wednesday

The secret science that rules crowds

Ocean plastic could treble in decade

Children drawing more women in science

Japanese basket pattern inspires new material

UK will lead European exoplanet mission

Stephen Hawking: The science that made him famous

Changing environment influenced human evolution

Triceratops may have had horns to attract mates

Plastic particles found in bottled water

Big harpoon is 'solution to space junk'

Europe Science: 2018March21Wednesday

MPs call for early deal on UK-Europe science links post-Brexit

Europe Saw a Spike in Extreme Weather Over Past 5 Years, Science Academies Say

European Space Agency Picks Exoplanet-Studying Spacecraft for 2028 Launch

Commission showcases how science and innovation can benefit European cultural heritage

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

Europe's Latest Election Provides Bellwether for Dutch Influence

Europe's science leaders speak out on Brexit

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

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

RED II – Europe's €25 billion blunder