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Science Magazine : 2018September07Friday

European science funders ban grantees from publishing in paywalled journals

Peer reviewers in developing nations are underrepresented, report suggests

How bighorn sheep use crowdsourcing to find food on the hoof

Much cheaper, smaller atom smashers may be on the horizon

'Generous' approach to replication confirms many high-profile social science findings

Past and future global transformation of terrestrial ecosystems under climate change

Japan's science ministry seeks large budget increase, prioritizing massive neutrino detector

DNA nails source of New Yorkers' shark bites

Trump adds physicist Will Happer, climate science critic, to White House staff

To grow bigger antlers, these elk risk life and limb

Science Daily : 2018September07Friday

Bravery cells found in the hippocampus

Protection for the ozone layer: Sugar molecules bind harmful CFCs

What's all the 'excitement' about flight?

Complete makeover in fight of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis

Bioadhesive, wirelessly-powered implant emitting light to kill cancer cells

How a hormone helps plants build leaves' ventilation system

Not too wet, not too dry: Plasma-treated fuel cell gets it just right

Forecasting risk of deadly vascular condition from genome sequence

Tree species distributions in Amazonia modeled

Past memory cues help people juggle numerous pieces of information

Discover Top Stories : 2018September07Friday

Painting the town: The stories and artists behind Lansing's murals

Discover the stories of war heroes from Warrington

Discover the real story behind your treasures Oct. 27 in Weaverville

Discover over 200 fascinating heritage stories at Auckland Heritage Festival 2018

15 years later, Chiefs cheerleader and fan reunite and discover common bond

Did Bloomington Police Discover Over 200 Penises During Raid at a Mortician's Home?

Azerbaijan, a Country of Fire... and Judo

FDL County Historical Society issues new series of books

Soft Cell Duo Dave Ball And Marc Almond On The “Story That Never Finished”

Discover over 200 fascinating heritage stories

CNN Science: 2018September07Friday

Breathe. Laugh. Be happy. The science behind laughter yoga.

Hong Kong scientists develop new 'nano-swarm' robots

Inspector general to review whether politics influences EPA's science

Jocelyn Bell Burnell to give away $3 million physics prize

Mike Pence's problem with science

Trump to name climate change skeptic as adviser on emerging technologies

Microwaves suspected in 'sonic attacks' on US diplomats in Cuba and China, scientists say

The scientific theories battling to explain the universe

Why not wreck the planet? It could save your political skin

Bible-Thumping Climate Change Denier Appointed by Trump as Top Adviser

BBC Science: 2018September07Friday

Large-scale wind and solar power 'could green the Sahara'

Bell Burnell: Physics star gives away £2.3m prize

BBC admits 'we get climate change coverage wrong too often'

'Twitter mining' for ants, spiders and birds

The tree that bleeds... metal?

Why isn't this birth control used more?

Aeolus: Space laser starts chasing the wind

The festivals mixing music and science

Giant plastic catcher heads for Pacific Ocean clean-up

Asbestos: Bunsen burner gauze mats investigated over fears

Europe Science: 2018September07Friday

European science funders ban grantees from publishing in paywalled journals

In Europe, Scientists Need to Share Their Research for Free if They Want Government Funding

For Ancient Farmers, the Road to Europe Was Paved with … Cheese

Consortium of the largest science funders in Europe announce that they'll only fund open access research

European funders seek to end reign of paywalled journals

A tropical parasitic disease has invaded Europe, thanks to a hybrid of two infectious worms

Brightest young scientists from Europe to showcase their work in Dublin

Radical open-access plan could spell end to journal subscriptions

Europe's plans for responsible science

Old Stone Drought Warning Resurfaces in Europe: 'When You See Me, Cry'