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Science : 2018May08Tuesday

Updated: Australia creates nation's first space agency

How a spider jumps on its prey - science has the answer

How Far Should Science Go to Create Lifesaving Replacement Organs?

Cowbird eggshells could double as deadly weapons

In King Tut's Tomb, Hope For Hidden Chambers Is Crushed By Science

How the Father of Computer Science Decoded Nature's Mysterious Patterns

What New York's skyline can teach kids about math and science

Spangler Science: Electricity and Pickles

Does taking allergy medication make my allergies worse?

People Can Demand Too Much Certainty of Science

Space Science : 2018May08Tuesday

Updated: Australia creates nation's first space agency

Softer Side of Space Science: Cotton Experiments Will Head to Orbit

Kenya to launch its first locally made satellite into space

Anchor varsity collaborates with Indian centre on space science, research

One space between each sentence, they said. Science just proved them wrong.

Sparks in Space: PISD science teacher talks science, STEM and her upcoming summer at NASA

SpaceX Dragon capsule full of science experiments from space arrives in Port of Los Angeles

Building Sails for Tiny Interstellar Probes Will Be Tough — But Not Impossible

Engage Warp Drive! Why Interstellar Travel's Harder Than It Looks

New Space Telescope Should Expand Science's View and Knowledge of the Universe

Life Science : 2018May08Tuesday

Strong action is needed to preserve the competitiveness of America's life-science industries

For medtech and life science startups, the best course to reimbursement is relative

The Valley of Life: A national life science strategy, and the promise of spring

CIMINFO Software Chosen as Ten Most Recommended Pharma and Life Sciences Solutions Provider for 2018

From electricity to life science, startups showcase future-changing innovations at NC TECH event

The Life Science Industry Shows the Power of Giving Back to the Community

BRIEF-AFC-HD AMS Life Science to issue shares to raise up to 1.55 bln yen

Lawmakers seek to advance opioid legislation

Life Science Researcher and Entrepreneur to Speak at Commencement

Life Science & Analytical Instruments Market Analysis, Growth Opportunities, Trends, Forecast and Outlook 2022

Physical Science: 2018May08Tuesday

Making a home for the Physical Sciences and Engineering in PLOS ONE

Tracker launches Maths and Science learning curriculum app

Dr. Christine Mann Darden's love of science rooted in childhood

New Book: “Play On: How to Get Better with Age: The New Science of Physical Longevity,”

Scientific trade union expands to cover all UKRI employees

Irish scientist makes exoplanet breakthrough

What time is it, and why?

MCC's $17 million science center nearing completion

John Jay Middle School Student Wins Top Award at Science Fair

Proposed statewide carbon fees, warming climate topics of Westfield State talk Tuesday

Social Science: 2018May08Tuesday

Social Science Fails to Prove Racists Elected Trump

How leveraging social norms can promote ethical timber use

14 days Social Science capacity building

A Social Scientist on the Liberal-Left Biases of Social Scientists

SSRC Students Receive Prestigious Summer Internships

2018 Star Class: North Iowa's top social science students

The Social Network Employers Love to Raid

The LGB Community Is Working Hard to Save the World

Facebook Is Planning on Turning Its Data Over to Social Scientists. Should Users Trust the Project?

Social context matters in spread of disease

Earth Science: 2018May08Tuesday

Globetrotting tourists are leaving a giant carbon footprint on the Earth

Jupiter And Venus Are Warping Earth's Orbit, And It's Linked to Major Climate Events

House science panel feuds over NASA earth science programs, then finds compromise

How NASA's latest mission to Mars might dig up truths about Earth

This ocean path will take you on the longest straight-line journey on Earth

I Watched an Entire Flat Earth Convention — Here's What I Learned

Imperial Festival a gold mine of Earth Science & Engineering activities

Asteroids could have delivered water to the early Earth

Flat-Earthers Explain Why We Don't Fall Off the Edge of Our Planet, and It Involves Pac-Man

NASA missions press ahead despite budget uncertainty