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- Space shuttle blasts off on last night flight
- Scientists celebrate evolution on Darwin's birthday
- Explorers' century-old whisky found in Antarctic
- Ask USA TODAY Weather
- Butterflies losing habitats due to climate
- Mohawks, stripes: Dinosaurs had them before designers
- Iran sends rocket with animal menagerie into space
- NASA's seven new space pioneers are companies
- China doubles wind power in 1 year
- Medical groups assail patenting of human genes
reuters.com
- With Russian help, Europe prepares to search for life on Mars
- Beetles, housefly larvae open new frontier in animal feed sector
- NASA wants backyard astronomers to help track asteroids
- AstraZeneca picks site for new global home in Cambridge
- Solar plane lands at Washington on journey across U.S.
- Exclusive: Antitrust probe of Lockheed-Boeing rocket venture
- Japan mulls hosting global collider project - Nikkei
- Restrictive drug laws censor science, researchers say
- China's latest 'sacred' manned space mission blasts off
- Weather satellite revived after suspected micrometeoroid hit
- China's latest manned space mission to launch June 11
- Asteroid the size of a small truck buzzes Earth: NASA
- Second rover finds hint of a life-friendly ancient Mars
- In Alaska's oilfields, drones countdown to takeoff
- U.S. farmer lawsuit filed against Monsanto over GMO wheat
- Russian Arctic-mapping satellite malfunctions: Ifax
- U.S. management of wild horses flawed, scientific report finds
- Fetch! Robot retrievers compete in $1.5 million NASA contest
- Genomics and particle physics top the scientific charts
- Nobel contender sees multiple cosmic mysteries
- Kansas wheat farmer sues Monsanto over rogue wheat release
- China's latest manned space mission to launch this month
- Large asteroid, with small moon in tow, to fly by Earth
- Trip to Mars would likely exceed radiation limits for astronauts
- Asteroid mining company wants to put your face in space
Social News Sites I
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- Cancer immunity of strange underground rat revealed- Ars Technica
- Weird Frog Discovered by Charles Darwin May be Extinct | Extinction Countdown, Scientific American
- U.S. House wants permanent Mars base, added to NASA 2013 authorization bill
- Uncharted Territory: Scientists Discover New and Incredible Species
- Study: Home Births May Be Safer Than Hospital Births
- Physicists working independently at two different particle-physics labs have found evidence for a new hadron dubbed Zc(3900).
- Early Mars atmosphere 'oxygen-rich'
- Study: Aspirin May Stave Off Accumulation of Cancer-Causing Mutations
- This Castle's Toilet Still Holds Parasites From Crusaders' Feces
- Naked mole rats reveal why they are immune to cancer
- Researchers create first 3D printed battery that is the size of a grain of sand and comparable to current commercial batteries.
- NMR structure of an integral membrane mercury transporter protein in phospholipid bilayers.
- Staging system in ALS shows potential tracks of disease progression, Penn study finds
- New study offers further proof that the divergence of humans from chimpanzees some 4 million to 6 million years ago was profoundly influenced by mutations to DNA sequences that play roles in turning genes on and off
- Psychological trauma decreases financial risk-taking behavior: findings from U.S Veterans Study.
- Yale research projects exploring new uses for failed drugs get NIH funding
- Acupuncture Is Theatrical Placebo
- Fast-sinking jellyfish drag carbon to seafloor. 'When jellyfish die they sink to the ocean floor faster than other marine organisms, allowing the oceans to absorb carbon dioxide, new research shows'
- Now there is a new hope for human beings to regrow their lost limbs just like lizard's tail
- A murderer's donated organs or blood would be declined by some out of fear that the donor's essence would change the donor's personality, new study suggests.
- Academics earn street cred with TED Talks but no points from peers, Indiana University research shows
- Dim Lighting Sparks Creativity -- "A dimly lit environment 'elicits a feeling of freedom, self-determination, and reduced inhibition,' all of which encourage innovative thinking."
- First four-quark particle discovered.
- A snap of a finger, a handful of scattered microphones and a computer algorithm are all it takes to create an accurate three-dimensional map of a room
- Surprising Turns In Magnetic Thin Films Could Lead To Better Data Storage: A magnetic phenomenon newly discovered by MIT researchers could lead to much faster, denser and more energy-efficient chips for memory and computation.
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- Exciting Purports Providing by Online Research Chemical Shops
- Baked Alaska: All-Time Record Heat Grips State
- Home sweet home. The Walking Dead production designer Grace Walker talks about c…
- ANATOMIE DU CORPS HUMAIN-Les organes sensoriels:La structure de l'œil
- Happy Father's Day! #TheWalkingDead
- Ocean Plastics Host Surprising Microbial Array
- NASA Announces Next Generation of Space Explorers for Mars, Asteroids and More
- Up to half of all birds threatened by climate change - New Scientist
- The Remote Siberian Monument to the First Woman in Space, Who Launched 50 Years Ago Today
- A truck driver built an almost exact replica of the first atomic bomb. Nobody knows how he did it!
- Happy Father's Day! #TheWalkingDead
- Music video filmed inside a MRI machine - Septimus.it
- Variety cites TWD as Emmy worthy and the LA Times profiles Andrew Lincoln — whi…
- Advanced Alien Civilization Discovers Uninhabitable Planet
- Archaeologists use revolutionary airborne laser technology to uncover ancient lost city in Cambodia
- Astronomers create 3-D map of known universe
- With Climate Change, No Happy Clams : NPR
- The South Sandwich Trench
- Pakistan can expect worse heatwaves to come, meteorologists warn
- Variety cites TWD as Emmy worthy and the LA Times profiles Andrew Lincoln — whi…
- This video is a trip -- through the known universe - latimes.com
- Bicycle Girl. Tank zombie. Who else? How well do you know your Season 1 walker…
- Ducking Death; Surviving Superannuation
- Antarctic Ice Shelves Mostly Melt From Beneath
- How Do Death Valley's 'Sailing Stones' Move Themselves Across the Desert?
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- Smithsonian Names New Director of Global Marine Observatory Network
- House Spending Panel Votes to Gut Clean-Energy Research
- Japan to Relax Ban on Chimeric Embryo Experiments
- Why Naked Mole Rats Don't Get Cancer
- First Farmers Were Also Inbred
- Live Chat: The Science of Superman
- Don't Trust the Applause
- Arctic Birds Have Wild Rhythms
- ScienceShot: Spider Dies From Sex
- NASA Asks for Help Finding Asteroids and Capturing One
- China's Supercomputer Regains No. 1 Ranking
- NIH Announces Nine Projects to Repurpose Old Drugs
- Extra Sleep May Help Combat Diabetes
- Transportation Studies and Climate Change Modeling Net 2013 Blue Planet Prizes
- Video: Cat Robot Stands and Runs, On Its Own Four Legs
- Trying to Learn a Foreign Language? Avoid Reminders of Home
- How to Turn Your Cell Phone Into a Dolphin
- Chinese Academy in Climate Change Uproar
- Magnet's Mississippi Journey Delayed by 1 Week
- Turkish Protests Roil Academia
newscientist.com
- Virtual reality: It's time for garage inventors again
- Inside Fukushima: Draining a radioactive flood
- The battle to find a cure for every cancer is evolving
- Cosmic preheating baked planets, stars and people
- Dreams on demand: Virtual reality finally delivers
- Naked mole rats reveal why they are immune to cancer
- Rapid evolution of tumours may be their Achilles' heel
- Today on New Scientist
- The fake outdoors: Nature that isn't real still heals
- Scuppered barges plug dyke to hold back German flood
- Farmed fish overtakes farmed beef for first time
- Google's Project Loon to float the internet on balloons
- Today on New Scientist
- China aims to slash its air pollution by 2017
- New NASA astronauts headed for destinations unknown
- Virtual reality display lets fire crews see in a blaze
- Everest's final frontier: Life without oxygen
- World's first baby born from 'natural' IVF
- New lease of life for hobbled planet-hunter Kepler
- How should we write about the body?
- Slime mould could make memristors for biocomputers
- Mars fans vote to immortalise Curiosity rover in Lego
- Echolocating app will let you map a room with sound
- Will new tectonic fault system kill the Atlantic?
- Today on New Scientist
scientificamerican.com
- D-Wave's Quantum Computer Courts Controversy
- Particle Containing 4 Quarks Is Confirmed for First Time
- Channel Surfing: Are Dry Ice Sleds Carving the Surface of Mars?
- California Set to Lift Restrictions on Egg Donation
- Statistics and Magnetic Socks Shape Modern Tae Kwon Do
- Pesticides Spark Broad Biodiversity Loss
- Dog Genetics Spur Scientific Spat
- U.S. Kids Born in Polluted Areas More Likely to Have Autism
- Eye-Tracking Software May Reveal Autism and other Brain Disorders
- Will You or the Grid Control Your Electric Car?
- Rich Chinese Export Pollution to Poorer Regions
- Warming Proves Bad for Life in Freshwater Lakes and Rivers
- U.S. Bioterror Detection Program Comes Under Scrutiny
- Carbon Trading with Chinese Characteristics
- Oceans Melt Antarctica's Ice from Below
- First Fluorescent Protein Identified in a Vertebrate Animal
- How Nails Regenerate Lost Fingertips
- Optical Circuits: Single Photon Flips Transistor Switch
- Speed Test Devised for Wild Cheetahs
- Unhatched Turtles Move within Eggs to Beat the Heat
Blog Sites I
scienceblogs.com
- Bad science about GMOs: It reminds me of the antivaccine movement (revisited) [Respectful Insolence]
- Another Week of Global Warming News, June 16, 2013 [A Few Things Ill Considered]
- Weekend Diversion: The Master of Illusions [Starts With A Bang]
- Fluorescent sushi? [Life Lines]
- How’s my seaiceing? [Stoat]
- A very complicated political process [Greg Laden's Blog]
- The KEY to understanding Genesis! [Pharyngula]
- Super snarky fun! [Stoat]
- Environmentalists Must Face Down the Anti-Science in Their Own House [denialism blog]
- Congratulations are in order for Jake Crosby! [Respectful Insolence]
science20.com
- New York City School Goes Vegetarian - CNN Gushes How Enthusiastic Students Are Over 'Healthy Choices'
- The Circadian Rhythm Of Arctic Summer
- Sugar Molecule, You Have A Long-Distance Call
- The Contribution Of Particulate Matter To Forest Decline
- No Danger Of Cancer Through Gene Therapy Virus AAV-LPL S447X
- Unusual Supernova SN 2011fe - Move Along, Nothing To See Here
- The Elusive H7N9 Virus: Chinese Researchers Predict Future Pandemic
- Thank Climate Change For Early Human Technological Innovation
- Pregnancy: Moderate Drinking Doesn't Harm Baby's Neurodevelopment
- Consumer Research: It's Easier To Lose Weight When The Target Is Not Exact
- Smoking Linked To Adverse Neurosurgical Outcomes
- Determinism: Baby's Weight Gain In First Month Linked To IQ
- Fibromyalgia Is Not All In The Head, It's In Skin, Paper Concludes
- Batteries électriques - By A. Volta
- What Makes Or Breaks Environmental Collective Actions
- TCA1 Compound Kills Persistent And Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
- Carbon Monoxide (may Be) Good For You (in Small Doses) (some Say)
- Caps On Soda Size Don't Discriminate Against Poor People, Just Fat Ones
- Assessment Of Shale Gas Fracking On Biodiversity
- Not Just Cleaner: Fracking A Good Energy Return On Investment Also
- Toward Metamaterials: Printing Artificial Bone
- The Long Goodbye For The Altantic Ocean: Newly Forming Subduction Zone Found
- Gene Patents II: The Contradictions And Loopholes
- Mystery Of How Black Holes Produce So Many X-Rays Solved?
- Have Baseball Throwing Injuries In Young Players Gone Up?
- Water: Still Not A Great Lubricant
- Pandora's Promise: Director Robert Stone Takes On The Anti-Nuclear Movement
- Gene Patents: Justice Scalia Dissents On High School Science
- Around The Arctic June 2013
- Serial Blind-Spot For Organic Advocates
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eurekalert.org
- Scientists find new source of versatility so 'floppy' proteins can get things done
- Distracted walking: injuries soar for pedestrians on phones
- New microfluidic chip can help identify unwanted particles in water and food
- British women 50 percent less likley to receive treatment for common menopausal symptoms
- Brain can plan actions toward things the eye doesn't see
- Mars had oxygen-rich atmosphere 4,000 million years ago
- Restoring appropriate movement to immune cells may save seriously burned patients
- New data on islet autoantibodies in young children defines early type 1 diabetes development
- Forest Service study finds urban trees removing fine particulate air pollution, saving lives
- Antioxidant shows promise in Parkinson's disease
- Dietary fructose causes liver damage in animal model, study finds
- Researchers report first entanglement between light and an optical atomic coherence
- A new model -- and possible treatment -- for staph bone infections
- Validating maps of the brain's resting state
- U of M researchers identify risk and protective factors for youth involved in bullying
- Breakthrough research of essential molecule reveals important targets in diabetes and obesity
- Neurosurgery publishes findings of 3 important studies in June issue
- Outlook is grim for mammals and birds as human population grows
- Fate of the heart: Researchers track cellular events leading to cardiac regeneration
- The rhythm of the Arctic summer
- Study shows probiotic Lactobacillus reuteri NCIMB 30242 significantly increased vitamin D levels
- New research backs theory that genetic 'switches' play big role in human evolution
- UMass Amherst researchers develop powerful new technique to study protein function
- Sound waves precisely position nanowires
- Metamorphosis of moon's water ice explained
- Higher strength statins do not increase risk of kidney injury
- Genetics of cervical cancer raise concern about antiviral therapy in some cases
- Laughing gas does not increase heart attacks
- Scientists date prehistoric bacterial invasion still present in today's cells
- New technology reduces, controls CT radiation exposure in children
- Expressly unfit for the laboratory
- Moffitt Cancer Center researchers identify genetic variants predicting aggressive prostate cancers
- Sequentially expressed genes in neural progenitors create neural diversity, NYU biologists find
- Cheap, color, holographic video
- Nearly 7 in 10 Americans are on prescription drugs, Mayo Clinic study finds
- University of Tennessee professor finds prehistoric rock art connected; maps cosmological belief
- Why are some college students more likely to 'hook up'?
- No danger of cancer through gene therapy virus
- Hartford consensus aims to improve survival after mass shootings
- U-M researcher and colleagues predict possible record-setting Gulf of Mexico 'dead zone'
- States vary widely on success rates for minorities in drug treatment programs
- Staging system in ALS shows potential tracks of disease progression, Penn study finds
- HIV-derived antibacterial shows promise against drug-resistant bacteria
- Maturitas publishes 2013 update on diagnosis and management of osteoporosis
- Scientists use DNA from a museum specimen to study rarely observed type of killer whale
- 'Ugly' finding: Unattractive workers suffer more
- Extended primary care office hours might help keep kids out of the emergency department
- The contribution of particulate matter to forest decline
- Renewed hope in a once-abandoned cancer drug class
- Biological fitness trumps other traits in mating game
- Are we pushing animals over the edge?
- What do memories look like?
- World Food Prize goes to a Belgian for the first time: The scientist Marc Van Montagu
- Genetic 'off switch' linked to increased risk factors for heart disease
- Pearly perfection
- Bullying and suicide among youth is a public health problem
- New canary seed is ideal for gluten-free diets in celiac disease
- Biologists identify the chemical behind cancer resistance in naked mole rats
- An environmentally friendly battery made from wood
- Detour ahead: Cities, farms reroute animals seeking cooler climes
- A shot in the arm for old antibiotics
- Making memories: Practical quantum computing moves closer to reality
- Unusual supernova is doubly unusual for being perfectly normal
- The discerning fruit fly: Linking brain-cell activity and behavior in smell recognition
- Timely treatment after stroke is crucial, UCLA researchers report
- Chemical probe confirms that body makes its own rotten egg gas, H2S, to benefit health
- Parasites affect the food web more than you think, UCSB researchers say
- Printing tiny batteries
- Immunity mechanism discovered
- Tackling a framework for surgical innovation
- Scientists find new biomarker to measure sugar consumption
- Huddersfield researcher publishes a study of psychopathy and criminal behavior
- UT Dallas study suggests new approach to fight lung cancer
- Early-life air pollution linked with childhood asthma in minorities, in study
- Scientists catch EGFR passing a crucial message to cancer-promoting protein
- Atherosclerosis in abdominal aorta may predict adverse cardiovascular events, UTSW scientists report
- Novel enzyme from tiny gribble could prove a boon for biofuels research
- Herbal extract boosts fruit fly lifespan by nearly 25 percent, UCI study finds
- Respect may be the key to stopping patient 'no shows'
- Beliefs about causes of obesity may impact weight, eating behavior
- The hidden agenda of Obama's opposition
- New Alzheimer's research suggests possible cause: The interaction of proteins in the brain
- Bay Area thrushes nest together, winter together, and face change together
- Personality test finds some mouse lemurs shy, others bold
- Geosphere details the geology of North America with 6 new papers online
- Sexual minority youth need specialized treatment from therapists
- NOAA, partners predict possible record-setting deadzone for Gulf of Mexico
- Fiber-optic pen helps see inside brains of children with learning disabilities
- Scientists discover new details about rice blast, a deadly plant fungus
- ACS NSQIP® data is more accurate than administrative data for tracking 30-day hospital readmissions
- Brandeis scientist invents anti-cholesterol process
- Small dam construction to reduce greenhouse emissions is causing ecosystem disruption
- Computer modeling technique goes viral at Brandeis
- New concussion data: 2 biomarkers better than 1
- CAMH policy study outlines ways to reduce alcohol harms
- Parenting and home environment influence children's exercise and eating habits
- Academics earn street cred with TED Talks but no points from peers, IU research shows
- Gel or whitening? Consumer choice and product organization
- New drug could help AMD sufferers
- What makes people click?
alphagalileo.org
- New Microfluidic Chip Can Help Identify Unwanted Particles in Water and Food
- Einzigartiges Langzeitexperiment zum Klima- und Landnutzungswandel gestartet
- Are we pushing animals over the edge?
- Znane katalizatory zachowują się inaczej niż sądzono
- Unexpected behaviour of well-known catalysts
- Mathematik und Informatik im Alltag entdecken: Jetzt bewerben für die Fraunhofer-Talent-School
- Siberian caves warn of permafrost meltdown
- Senat bestätigt die Wahl von Holger Hanselka
- Senate Confirms Election of Holger Hanselka
- 40 nuevos compuestos químicos contra la plaga de la “arañita roja”
newswise.com
- New Microfluidic Chip Can Help Identify Unwanted Particles in Water and Food
- Powerful New Technique to Reveal Protein Function
- Emmett Duffy Named Director of Smithsonian's Tennenbaum Marine Observatories Network
- Scientists Reach Milestone for Quantum Networks
- Structure from Disorder
- Validating Maps of the Brain's Resting State
- NCAR Joins Massive Field Campaign to Examine Summertime Air in Southeast
- Experts Needed: 1) SCOTUS Decisions on DOMA and Prop 8 Imminent 2) Uprising in Turkey 3) G8 Summit 4) NSA Surveillance Debate
- ASU Professor Named Ecological Society of America Fellow
- Scripps Florida Wins $1.4 Million for Chronic Leukemia Research
- Researchers Predict Possible Record-Setting Gulf of Mexico 'Dead Zone,' Modest Chesapeake Bay Oxygen-Starved Zone
- BIOMASS, a Satellite to Monitor World's Forests, Set for 2020 Launch
- New Solar Car From U-Michigan Has Sleek, Asymmetrical Design
- New Research Backs Genetic 'Switches' in Human Evolution
- Detour Ahead: Cities, Farms Reroute Animals Seeking Cooler Climes
- The Science of Yellow Snow
- Rice Blast Research Reveals Details on How a Fungus Invades Plants
- Academics Earn Street Cred with TED Talks but No Points From Peers
- Smithsonian Genome Exhibition Unlocks 21st-Century Science of Life
- LRC Announces Fall Dates for LED Lighting Institute, Photometry Institute, Outdoor Lighting Institute
- Stop Hyperventilating, Say Energy Efficiency Researchers
- MIT and UC Berkeley Launch Energy-Efficiency "E2e" Project
- Pioneering Physicist and Nobel Laureate Kenneth Wilson Dies
- Compound Kills Persistent and Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis
- Quality of Waking Hours Determines Ease of Falling Sleep, Researchers Report in Mouse Study
Newspapers II
usatoday.com
- Space shuttle blasts off on last night flight
- Scientists celebrate evolution on Darwin's birthday
- Explorers' century-old whisky found in Antarctic
- Ask USA TODAY Weather
- Butterflies losing habitats due to climate
- Mohawks, stripes: Dinosaurs had them before designers
- Iran sends rocket with animal menagerie into space
- NASA's seven new space pioneers are companies
- China doubles wind power in 1 year
- Medical groups assail patenting of human genes
reuters.com
- With Russian help, Europe prepares to search for life on Mars
- Beetles, housefly larvae open new frontier in animal feed sector
- NASA wants backyard astronomers to help track asteroids
- AstraZeneca picks site for new global home in Cambridge
- Solar plane lands at Washington on journey across U.S.
- Exclusive: Antitrust probe of Lockheed-Boeing rocket venture
- Japan mulls hosting global collider project - Nikkei
- Restrictive drug laws censor science, researchers say
- China's latest 'sacred' manned space mission blasts off
- Weather satellite revived after suspected micrometeoroid hit
- China's latest manned space mission to launch June 11
- Asteroid the size of a small truck buzzes Earth: NASA
- Second rover finds hint of a life-friendly ancient Mars
- In Alaska's oilfields, drones countdown to takeoff
- U.S. farmer lawsuit filed against Monsanto over GMO wheat
- Russian Arctic-mapping satellite malfunctions: Ifax
- U.S. management of wild horses flawed, scientific report finds
- Fetch! Robot retrievers compete in $1.5 million NASA contest
- Genomics and particle physics top the scientific charts
- Nobel contender sees multiple cosmic mysteries
- Kansas wheat farmer sues Monsanto over rogue wheat release
- China's latest manned space mission to launch this month
- Large asteroid, with small moon in tow, to fly by Earth
- Trip to Mars would likely exceed radiation limits for astronauts
- Asteroid mining company wants to put your face in space
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- Good riddance Google Reader: Feedly throws switch on alternate RSS service - Computerworld
- AppleTV Grabs HBO And ESPN , But Disrupts Nothing - Forbes
- Microsoft Finally Launches Bug Bounty Program - PC Magazine
- Watch the window-switching user interfaces of the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 - The Verge
- Lytro unlocks Wi-Fi for shoot-and-share iOS app - CNET
- Early Mars atmosphere 'oxygen-rich' - BBC News
- Tesla hints at battery swap that's faster than filling gas tank - NBCNews.com
- HTC unveils new Butterfly s phone that packs more battery life - PCWorld
- NASA: Tell Us How to Stop Asteroids From Destroying Earth - PC Magazine
- Google asks secret court to lift gag order on govt surveillance, cites First ... - Washington Post
Science Feature Sites II
livescience.com
- Yes, Obesity Is a Disease (Op-Ed)
- The Government Is Watching You: 8 Ways to Disappear Online
- Science of Scandal: Why Politicians Bounce Back
- 3D-Printed Microbattery Could Power Tomorrow's Electronics
- How Estrogen Fights Urinary Tract Infections
- Visionary Energy Plan Key to New York's Storm Strategy (Op-Ed)
- How Does Billion-Year-Old Water Taste? 'Terrible'
- Alaska Bares All in Beautiful Space Image
- Film Brings Science Home, Highlights Remarkable Backyard Bird
- New Earth Explorer Satellite to Map Global Forests
- Immune to Cancer: Naked Mole Rats Reveal Their Secret
- HPV Vaccine Slashes Rate of Infected Teen Girls
- Robotic Arm Will Kick Your Butt at Air Hockey
- Belief in Global Warming Drops After Cold Winter
- Say Hello To The Junco | Video
- Will Climate Change Destroy New York City?
- How PRISM Sends Your Private Data Overseas
- Post-Sandy, NYC Issues New Hurricane Evacuation Zones
- Six Degrees of Francis Bacon Links Early Modern Ideas
- What Causes Obesity? Answer May Affect Your Waistline
- Empathy and Disgust Do Battle in the Brain
- New 'Charmed' Particle Represents Rare State of Matter
- Mystery on Venus: 'Super-Hurricane' Force Winds Inexplicably Get Stronger
- Obesity Is a Disease, Docs Group Says
- Interstellar Anarchy | Space Wallpaper
- Why Is Africa Ripping Apart? Seismic Scan May Tell
- Common Virus Linked to Alzheimer's Disease, Study Suggests
- Legend of Lost City Spurs Exploration, Debate
- Who Wants to Be an Entrepreneur? 48% of Americans, That's Who
- 10 Amazing 3D-Printing Startups
- Statistics and Magnetic Socks Shape Modern Taekwondo
- How the Hairy-Chested 'Hoff' Crab Evolved
- Clapping Contagion: Applause Spreads Like a Disease
- Tough Love: Male Spiders Die for Sex
- Who Invented the Car?
- Huge 'Dead Zone' Predicted in Gulf of Mexico
- Ancient Toilet Reveals Parasites in Crusader Poop
- Copan: Mayan Ruins in Honduras
- What is Continental Drift?
- Baked Alaska: Crazy Weather Swings from Ice to Fire
- Ice-Melt Below, Not Calving Icebergs, Shrinking Antarctica (Op-Ed)
- Earth Calling E.T.: New Project Begins Beaming Your Messages Into Deep Space
- Future Buildings Could be Made of Artificial Bone
- Smart Glasses Help Shy Students Speak Up
- Science of Summer: Why Big-Budget Action Blockbusters Rule the Season
- Grand Wonder of the World | Wallpaper
- New Canal To Be Built Across Nicaragua
- 'Lost' Medieval City Discovered Beneath Cambodian Jungle
- Images: Lost Medieval City Discovered Near Angkor Wat
- Surprising Trove of Gas Seeps Found Off East Coast
livescience.com
- Yes, Obesity Is a Disease (Op-Ed)
- The Government Is Watching You: 8 Ways to Disappear Online
- Science of Scandal: Why Politicians Bounce Back
- 3D-Printed Microbattery Could Power Tomorrow's Electronics
- How Estrogen Fights Urinary Tract Infections
- Visionary Energy Plan Key to New York's Storm Strategy (Op-Ed)
- How Does Billion-Year-Old Water Taste? 'Terrible'
- Alaska Bares All in Beautiful Space Image
- Film Brings Science Home, Highlights Remarkable Backyard Bird
- New Earth Explorer Satellite to Map Global Forests
- Immune to Cancer: Naked Mole Rats Reveal Their Secret
- HPV Vaccine Slashes Rate of Infected Teen Girls
- Robotic Arm Will Kick Your Butt at Air Hockey
- Belief in Global Warming Drops After Cold Winter
- Say Hello To The Junco | Video
- Will Climate Change Destroy New York City?
- How PRISM Sends Your Private Data Overseas
- Post-Sandy, NYC Issues New Hurricane Evacuation Zones
- Six Degrees of Francis Bacon Links Early Modern Ideas
- What Causes Obesity? Answer May Affect Your Waistline
- Empathy and Disgust Do Battle in the Brain
- New 'Charmed' Particle Represents Rare State of Matter
- Mystery on Venus: 'Super-Hurricane' Force Winds Inexplicably Get Stronger
- Obesity Is a Disease, Docs Group Says
- Interstellar Anarchy | Space Wallpaper
- Why Is Africa Ripping Apart? Seismic Scan May Tell
- Common Virus Linked to Alzheimer's Disease, Study Suggests
- Legend of Lost City Spurs Exploration, Debate
- Who Wants to Be an Entrepreneur? 48% of Americans, That's Who
- 10 Amazing 3D-Printing Startups
- Statistics and Magnetic Socks Shape Modern Taekwondo
- How the Hairy-Chested 'Hoff' Crab Evolved
- Clapping Contagion: Applause Spreads Like a Disease
- Tough Love: Male Spiders Die for Sex
- Who Invented the Car?
- Huge 'Dead Zone' Predicted in Gulf of Mexico
- Ancient Toilet Reveals Parasites in Crusader Poop
- Copan: Mayan Ruins in Honduras
- What is Continental Drift?
- Baked Alaska: Crazy Weather Swings from Ice to Fire
- Ice-Melt Below, Not Calving Icebergs, Shrinking Antarctica (Op-Ed)
- Earth Calling E.T.: New Project Begins Beaming Your Messages Into Deep Space
- Future Buildings Could be Made of Artificial Bone
- Smart Glasses Help Shy Students Speak Up
- Science of Summer: Why Big-Budget Action Blockbusters Rule the Season
- Grand Wonder of the World | Wallpaper
- New Canal To Be Built Across Nicaragua
- 'Lost' Medieval City Discovered Beneath Cambodian Jungle
- Images: Lost Medieval City Discovered Near Angkor Wat
- Surprising Trove of Gas Seeps Found Off East Coast
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realclimate.org
- Yamal and Polar Urals: a research update
- Unforced Variations: June 2013
- Introducing PubPeer.com
- The scientific debate on climate change
- Unforced Variations: May 2013
- The answer is blowing in the wind: The warming went into the deep end
- The PAGES-2k synthesis
- Ice hockey
- Verification of regional model trends
- Thin Ice — the movie
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- New Astronauts Face Limited Opportunities for Spaceflight [Video]
- Could Drones Make the Decision to Kill on Their Own? [Video]
- Supreme Court Rejects Patents on 2 Naturally Occurring Genes
- New York City Could Look Like New Orleans, Due to Flood Protection
- Who Is Fooling Whom When It Comes to Combating Climate Change?
- Is It Possible to Keep Electronic Secrets?
- Surf Switzerland on World Oceans Day
- Best Summer Books: SA‘s Picks and Yours
- Your Meat Should Be Raised on Insects, U.N. Says
- How to Fly a Model Helicopter Using Only Your Thoughts
- Pandora’s Promise: The Triumph of Hope over Fear in Nuclear Power?
- Reaction in Action: Before and After Pictures at the Atomic Level
- Gut Reaction: Human Colon Replica Demonstrates How E. coli Contaminates Groundwater
- Spooky Action on Broadway: A Quantum Drama by Brian Greene
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sciencedaily.com
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phys.org
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science20.com
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