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Science Magazine : 2018May21Monday

Republican lawmaker: Rocks tumbling into ocean causing sea level rise

Exclusive: The would-be US census director assails critics of citizenship question

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Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine

Should 'superspawners' stir up fisheries management?

Trump White House quietly cancels NASA research verifying greenhouse gas cuts

Rise and fall of Roman Empire exposed in Greenland ice samples

The rise and fall of Theranos

Want to write a hit song? Here are some tips

What makes a man attractive? Hint: Look at his limbs

Science Daily : 2018May21Monday

Supercomputing the emergence of material behavior

Surviving sepsis campaign update focuses on critical first hour

Annotation tool provides step toward understanding links between disease, mutant RNA

Genome structure of dinosaurs discovered by bird-turtle comparisons

First interstellar immigrant discovered in the solar system

Ammunition with risks and side effects

Biotin supplements caused misleading test results, almost led to unnecessary procedure

Giving employees 'decoy' sanitizer options could improve hand hygiene

No evidence of natural gas from fracking in found Ohio drinking water

For older adults, a better diet may prevent brain shrinkage

Discover Top Stories : 2018May21Monday

Snapchat scrambles to fix failed redesign, moves Stories to Discover

Snapchat begins rolling out its overhauled design: Latest iOS update separates friends' Stories from messages and ...

What Are Snapchat Subscriptions? How to Subscribe, Unsubscribe

Snapchat is redesigning its redesign to get people watching more Stories

Issuu Announces 'Issuu Stories' Bringing the Digital Publishing and Social Sharing Experience to the Next Level

A Master Teller of Fish Stories

BBC Ouch wants your stories for the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

American couple discover hidden treasure in their backyard

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

Write fiction to discover something new in your research

CNN Science: 2018May21Monday

Do falling rocks cause sea level rise? Science weighs in

Laurel or Yanny? What science has to say

Scientists have transplanted memory from one snail to another. So, what does it mean for humans?

Richard Feynman's 100th birthday is a celebration of science

GOP congressman asks if rocks are causing sea levels to rise

Moon heads to US amid fears for Trump-Kim summit

Astronomers have found the fastest-growing black hole ever seen, and it's got a monster appetite

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

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

Rep. Brooks asks if rocks cause sea level rise

BBC Science: 2018May21Monday

Scientists detect oxygen legacy of first stars

'Permanent' interstellar visitor found

The 'day spa' for pregnant sharks

China launch will prep for Moon landing

'Shocking' human impact reported on world's protected areas

Artificial intelligence can be weapon in cancer fight, PM to say

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

'Memory transplant' achieved in snails

The brain science that explains 'hanger'

Plans for first rocket launch dedicated to Scottish satellite

Europe Science: 2018May21Monday

PM speech on science and modern Industrial Strategy: 21 May 2018

Environmental impact of transportation on Europe: view of science and industry

PM offers EU post-Brexit cash-for-influence deal over nuclear research body

Adolf Hitler really is dead: scientific study debunks conspiracy theories that he escaped to South America

How fake science is costing lives: the malign rise of the anti-vaxxers

Scientists plan huge European AI hub to compete with US

European Commission proposes €100 billion research spending plan

New study suggests leprosy came from Europe

ADVANCE develops interactive dashboard to monitor vaccine benefit and risk

EU officials pitch 'Horizon Europe' as name for next research programme