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Science Magazine : 2018September24Monday

Zapping mutant DNA in mitochondria could treat major class of genetic disease

Spock's home world has been discovered (sort of)

This glassblower is helping scientists search for alien life and the secrets of dark matter

Changing dynamics of the drug overdose epidemic in the United States from 1979 through 2016

Tomorrow Today - The Science Magazine

Mosquitoes may be contaminating ecosystems with tiny bits of plastic

Watch a moth drink tears from a bird's eye

This fossil is one of the world's earliest animals, according to fat molecules preserved for a half-billion years

Want to convince someone that you're human? This one word could do the trick

Cornell nutrition scientist resigns after retractions and research misconduct finding

Science Daily : 2018September24Monday

Blood test for drowsy driving

Stepfathers' 'Cinderella effect' challenged by new study

Ancient Mars had right conditions for underground life, new research suggests

It's not just for kids -- even adults appear to benefit from a regular bedtime

Children whose mothers use marijuana are more likely to try it at younger age

Blowing the whistle on referee decisions

National parks bear the brunt of climate change

Breakthrough in blending metals

Researchers explore how changes in diet alter microbiome in artificial intestine

Does our environment affect the genes in our brains?

Discover Top Stories : 2018September24Monday

Snapchat gives more than 20 Discover partners ability to crowdsource Our Stories content

Coors Light And National Geographic Discover What's Next

'Star Trek: Short Treks' Set At CBS All Access Ahead Of 'Star Trek: Discovery' Return

Instagram Shopping gets personalized Explore channel, Stories tags

Teachers are sharing their hysterical stories of catching note-passers in class

Discover over 200 fascinating heritage stories at Auckland Heritage Festival 2018

The untold story of Dubai's first skyscraper

Discover events near you at Auckland Heritage Festival 2018

If Netflix Ran Advertising, the Results Could Be Catastrophic

Discover Aiken: Historic trolley tour offers an entertaining education

CNN Science: 2018September24Monday

Underwater walls could stop glaciers from melting, scientists say

World's oldest known animal identified after decades-long mystery

Mike Pence's problem with science

Inspector general to review whether politics influences EPA's science

Fungi could solve world's plastic crisis, scientists say

Hong Kong scientists develop new 'nano-swarm' robots

Pluto is most definitely a planet -- and should never have been downgraded, say some scientists

Japan successfully lands robot rovers on an asteroid's surface

What's on TV Sunday: 'Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown' and 'Maniac'

Great white shark lair found in Pacific Ocean

BBC Science: 2018September24Monday

Hayabusa-2: Japan's rovers send pictures from asteroid

Octopuses on ecstasy drug 'become more social'

Earliest animal fossils are identified

Gene editing wipes out mosquitoes in the lab

Report slams 'high flying' UN environment chief

Who was the mysterious gardener Miss Harrison?

Why do we hate wasps and love bees?

RemoveDebris: UK satellite nets 'space junk'

Bid to boost STEM pupil numbers in Wales

NovaSAR: UK radar satellite launches to track illegal shipping activity

Europe Science: 2018September24Monday

Europe has a plan to force academic publishers to make research free to read

European science funders ban grantees from publishing in paywalled journals

Alarmingly low awareness of urology across Europe

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

Emissions from most diesel cars in Europe greatly exceed laboratory testing levels

3500-Year-Old Hand is Europe's Earliest Metal Body Part

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

A “technology-smart” battery policy strategy for Europe

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

Europe's Triumphs and Troubles Are Written in Swiss Ice