Shark attacks, fighting AIDS, & the search for extraterrestrial intelligence

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Society asks NIH to act now to lessen biomed scientist glut

Video: Battle wound may reveal bones of Alexander the Greats father

How a young child fought off the AIDS virus

Arctic sea ice enjoyed a brief—but temporary—respite from melting in 2013

Internet tycoon takes search for extraterrestrial intelligence to the next level

Potential geysers spotted on Pluto

Top stories: Pluto is alive, Big Bird the dinosaur, and buckyballs in space

Tiny sea creatures are making clouds over the Southern Ocean

New institute to carry on work of HIV pioneer and MH17 victim Joep Lange

Video: Solving the mystery of the invisible sea sapphire

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Artificial intelligence, creature-made clouds, & the invisible sea sapphire

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Latest News and Headlines 17 July 2015

Potential geysers spotted on Pluto

Top stories: Pluto is alive, Big Bird the dinosaur, and buckyballs in space

Tiny sea creatures are making clouds over the Southern Ocean

New institute to carry on work of HIV pioneer and MH17 victim Joep Lange

Video: Solving the mystery of the invisible sea sapphire

Fish learn fear from their role models

QUIZ: Artificial intelligence in the movies

Which movies get artificial intelligence right?

Chile and the Canaries set to share gamma-ray observatory

Dutch appeals court dodges decision on hotly debated H5N1 papers

Podcast: Primitive human hands, neurons that sense speed, and more

Congress pushes NIH to spur breakthroughs through prizes

Polar bears cant hibernate their way out of starvation

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Editor’s picks: Pluto! Plus a special report on time — clockwork in the body, brain and universe; pentaquark sighting; a strong El Niño; and more

Science News Editor’s Picks 07/19/15 View in browser Become a Subscribing Member » News Editor’s pick: Mission to Pluto By Christopher Crockett The New Horizons flyby of Pluto on July 14 dominated the Science News website this week. And the images and data sent back — a mere fraction of what is to come — did not disappoint. Read More Read More» Feature Special Report: Dimensions of Time By Science News Staff Science News writers report on the latest scientific investigations into time’s place in the physical, biological and mental worlds. Read More Read More» Feature How the brain perceives time By Laura Sanders To perceive time, the brain relies on internal clocks that precisely orchestrate movement, sensing, memories and learning. Read More Read More» Feature The origin of biological clocks By Tina Hesman Saey Most of Earth’s creatures keep time with the planet’s day/night cycle. Scientists are still debating how and why the circadian clocks that govern biological timekeeping evolved. Read More Read More» Feature A brief history of timekeeping By Teresa Shipley Feldhausen For millennia, humans have harnessed the power of clocks to schedule prayers, guide ocean voyages and, lately, to chart the universe. Read More Read More» Feature Some animals’ internal clocks follow a different drummer By Tina Hesman Saey Circadian clocks in some animals tick-tock to a different beat.  Read More Read More» Sponsor Message More Headlines from Science News News LHC reports pentaquark sightings Two particles discovered at the Large Hadron Collider are composed of five quarks, not two or three like nearly every other known quark-based particle. Read More By Andrew Grant News Current El Niño coming on strong Meteorologists expect the ongoing El Niño to strengthen in the coming months and alter weather patterns worldwide, including bringing potential drought relief to California. Read More By Thomas Sumner The -est 50-million-year-old fossil sperm discovered Ancient worm sperm preserved in 50-million-year-old cocoons from Antarctica set age record. Read More By Meghan Rosen News Good luck outsmarting a mosquito Mosquitoes use their senses in sophisticated combinations and sequences to find you. Read More By Susan Milius Privacy Policy | Update Email Preferences | Unsubscribe from All SSP Newsletters | Contact Us Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Google+ Society for Science & the Public • 1719 N Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20036 • Copyright © 2015

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Science News Weekly Alert

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News from Science Weekly Headlines   17 July 2015 This week’s news from Science and ScienceInsider 17 July 2015 | SPACE Potential geysers spotted on Pluto Structures would signal a world still percolating with activity 17 July 2015 | SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY Top stories: Pluto is alive, 'Big Bird' the dinosaur, and buckyballs in space This week’s top science news 17 July 2015 | CLIMATE Tiny sea creatures are making clouds over the Southern Ocean Phytoplankton make aerosols that become the seeds of clouds over the Southern Ocean 17 July 2015 | HEALTH New institute to carry on work of HIV pioneer and MH17 victim Joep Lange Amsterdam’s Joep Lange Institute will combine research and action on global health and development 17 July 2015 | BIOLOGY Video: Solving the mystery of the invisible 'sea sapphire' How the copepods can switch from being multicolored to disappearing completely 17 July 2015 | BRAIN BEHAVIOR Fish learn fear from their role models Study is first to experimentally show that environment influences the social transmission of fear 17 July 2015 | Scientists develop seaweed with bacon flavor 17 July 2015 | SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY QUIZ: Artificial intelligence in the movies Can you match the artificial intelligence to the movie? 17 July 2015 | Brain wave test could predict your child's reading abilities 17 July 2015 | Which movies get artificial intelligence right? Science consults the experts to grade AI in Hollywood 16 July 2015 | PHYSICS Chile and the Canaries set to share gamma-ray observatory Cherenkov Telescope Array would set its sights on cosmic rays and dark matter 16 July 2015 | EUROPE Dutch appeals court dodges decision on hotly debated H5N1 papers Original ruling required virologist to get prepublication export license 16 July 2015 | Watch: Are wine baths good for your health? 16 July 2015 | SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY Podcast: Primitive human hands, neurons that sense speed, and more Listen to a roundup of some of our favorite stories from the week 16 July 2015 | FUNDING Congress pushes NIH to spur breakthroughs through prizes House bill would apply popular approach to finding cures and improving health 16 July 2015 | BIOLOGY Polar bears can't hibernate their way out of starvation Melting sea ice may threaten animals more than expected 16 July 2015 | Genetically modified moths only sire defective daughters 16 July 2015 | SPACE How a planet could survive a collision between its two suns Calculations give hope to worlds orbiting two stars 16 July 2015 | BIOLOGY Why screams are so scary Scientists discover what makes screams different than any other human vocalization 16 July 2015 | PLANTS ANIMALS Ancient owl vomit may show 'dramatic' human impact on ecosystem Research suggests human-caused habitat alteration has reduced resiliency of the small mammal community in Utah’s Great Basin

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Latest from Science News for Students: Profile: Looking for life beyond the solar system

Latest from Science News For Students 07/18/2015 View in browser Visit Science News for Students» STEM Careers, Light & Radiation, Space Profile: Looking for life beyond the solar system By Ron Cowen, Jul 17, 2015 07:00 am Planetary scientist and astrophysicist Sara Seager is a leader in the search for signs of life on planets beyond our solar system. Read More Read More» Animals Why seahorses have square tails By Susan Milius, Jul 16, 2015 07:00 am The unique shape of a seahorse tail provides strength, and it may also help the fish to grasp objects. Read More Read More» Astronomy, Planets, Space Picture This: Pluto hearts us By Christopher Crockett, Jul 14, 2015 10:21 am As a little spacecraft flies by Pluto, it is snapping up high resolution images and collecting unparalleled data. Read More Read More» Computers & Electronics, Young Scientists, Mathematics, Science Education These young scientists are passionate about tech and math By Kathiann Kowalski, Jul 14, 2015 07:00 am The 2015 Broadcom MASTERS International delegates show why math and computer skills are key to the success of science-fair projects. Read More Read More» Inside Student Science Eureka! Lab Cookie Science 17: Posters ��� the good and the bad  » Scientists Say: Satellite » The accidental experiment at your bird feeder » Read More » Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe | Contact Us Facebook | Twitter | Vimeo Society for Science & the Public • 1719 N Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20036 • Copyright © 2014

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