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Science Magazine : 2018May09Wednesday

Bored with your video game? Artificial intelligence could create new levels on the fly

Does looking at skinny models make you feel bad? Science says you're not alone

EPA's 'secret science' rule could undermine agency's 'war on lead'

Public health scientist hopes to take his activism to Congress

May 2018

Clever use of public data could sidestep new rule

Explainer: How will Trump's withdrawal from Iran nuclear deal affect research?

Ancient human-sloth hunt hinted at in 15000-year-old footprints

How one cell gives rise to an entire body

Animal tests surge under new US chemical safety law

Science Daily : 2018May09Wednesday

Human MAIT cells sense the metabolic state of enteric bacteria

From the mouths of babes: Infants really enjoy hearing from their peers

Basing everyday decisions on risk of pain or loss linked to increased anxiety

New movement monitoring system helping prevent falls in the elderly

How a T cell passes HIV sexually to a new host

Tracing the footprints of a tumor: Genomic 'scars' allow cancer profiling

Powerful hurricanes strengthen faster now than 30 years ago

Ultrasonic attack is unlikely, but incidental exposure presents plenty of problems

Inequality is normal: Dominance of the big trees

Bird migration strategies revealed

Discover Top Stories : 2018May09Wednesday

Write fiction to discover something new in your research

Snapchat scrambles to fix failed redesign, moves Stories to Discover

Snapchat hosts first Creators Summit after years of neglect

Eurovision reaction: Who do you think is more excited Marty Whelan or this Dublin man?

Snapchat is redesigning its redesign to get people watching more Stories

Snapchat ends publisher subsidies, but NowThis will launch the app's first realtime breaking news channel

Discover Oklahoma: Museum, trail tell story of 1889 Land Run

'Traffic Has Plummeted Since the Update': Publishers Worry About the Future of Snapchat Discover

Snapchat axes licensing deals with publishers amid redesign turmoil

Instagram code reveals upcoming music feature

CNN Science: 2018May09Wednesday

They were the only all-female, all-black team in a NASA science competition. Then came the hackers

No, Danielle Campoamor, Abortion Is Not Pro-Life

James Cameron brings star power to 'Story of Science Fiction'

March for Science draws smaller crowds than last year, but attendees are still passionate

Trump's pick for top UN migration job gave misleading answers on tweets critical of climate change

Geologist: The weird thing about the Hawaii eruption

Trump says 3 Americans held in North Korea have been released

EPA's Pruitt unveils controversial limits to scientific research

Scientists hope new enzyme will 'eat' plastic pollution

Enormous New Zealand Sinkhole to Be Fenced in So Cows Aren't Swallowed Up

BBC Science: 2018May09Wednesday

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

Indonesian study into health risks of microplastics

Waterwheel: Ten times faster than a Venus flytrap

Afrofuturism: Why black science fiction 'can't be ignored'

Tourism's carbon impact three times larger than estimated

Brexit 'will force Airbus work on Galileo out of UK'

Lonely asteroid tells solar system story

Can the science of autophagy boost your health?

Rats driven from South Georgia's wildlife paradise

Nasa's InSight mission will target 'Marsquakes'

Europe Science: 2018May09Wednesday

Europe's new law on data privacy could stifle science

European Commission proposes €100 billion research spending plan

€100-billion budget proposed for Europe's next big research programme

Scientists plan huge European AI hub to compete with US

With €1.5 billion for artificial intelligence research, Europe pins hopes on ethics

Europe moves to compete in global AI arms race

Bee-Harming Pesticides Face Complete Ban in Europe

Scrutinizing the EU General Data Protection Regulation

Brexit 'will force Airbus work on Galileo out of UK'

Europe emerges as neutron science powerhouse