Science Daily

Thursday th 19th of June 2014

Testing biological treatment for pathogens that are killing honeybees and bats - 20:30

Humans have been changing Chinese environment for 3,000 years: Ancient levee system set stage for massive, dynasty-toppling floods - 20:30

NEMO closes in on neutrino mass - 20:30

Speeding up drug discovery: Bioengineers invent new method - 20:30

Synaptic levels of clathrin protein are important for neuronal plasticity - 20:30

New cocaine tracking system could lead to better drug enforcement - 20:30

Haters spend more time ... hating? - 20:30

One step to solar-cell efficiency: Chemical process may improve manufacturing - 20:30

Possibly primordial gravitational waves, but galactic dust not ruled out: Nuanced account of stunning patterns in the microwave sky - 20:30

New mobile app provides faster, more accurate measurement of respiratory rate - 20:30

Exploring how the nervous system develops - 20:30

Neurons get their neighbors to take out their trash - 20:30

Swiftly moving gas streamer eclipses supermassive black hole - 20:30

Mechanism discovered for attaching an 'on' switch that helps cells accessorize proteins - 20:30

Drug shows promise for the first time against metastatic melanoma of the eye - 20:30

Skulls with mix of Neandertal and primitive traits illuminate human evolution - 20:30

The genes tell crows to choose partners that look like themselves - 20:30

New ultrastiff, ultralight material developed - 20:30

African American women with breast cancer less likely to have newer, recommended surgical procedure - 20:30

Android security weaknesses caused by performance design identified - 20:30

Unexpected findings: Small asteroids can be flying rock clusters or even clouds of dust surrouding solid rocks - 20:30

Can we see the arrow of time? Algorithm can determine, with 80 percent accuracy, whether video is running forward or backward - 20:30

NASA's swift satellite tallies water production of Mars-bound comet - 20:30

Recruiting foreign athletes: How far will countries go to win gold? - 12:31

Litter-dwelling thrips live mainly in tropical and subtropical regions - 12:31

Counterterrorism, ethics, and global health - 12:31

Studying magma formation beneath Mount St. Helens - 12:31

Crucial security problem in Google Play: Thousands of secret keys found in android apps - 12:31

Making smartphones smarter with see-through sensors: Pack more apps into new real estate, the display glass itself - 12:31

Fish-eating spiders discovered in all parts of the world - 12:30

New manufacturing methods for 'soft' machines, robots - 12:30

Quest for education creating graying ghost towns at top of the world - 12:30

Evolution depends on rare chance events, 'molecular time travel' experiments show - 12:30

Winds of change for the shipping sector - 12:30

'Smart glass' micro-iris for smartphone cameras - 12:30

Re-routing flights could reduce climate impact, research suggests - 12:30

Two low-cost, car battery-sized space telescopes launched - 12:30

Egyptologist unravels ancient mystery - 12:30

Children consuming a Mediterranean Diet are 15% less likely to be overweight - 12:30

Astronomers use Hubble to study bursts of star formation in the dwarf galaxies of the early Universe - 12:30

Longer battery life, more memory in electronics? Rare materials perform at near-room temperature - 12:30

Wednesday th 18th of June 2014

Energy-optimized buildings: Keeping a cool head at the workplace - 19:32

Fishing resources mapped to assist land managers, anglers - 19:32

Food poisoning cases underreported, food safety specialist says - 19:32

Suicidal behaviour not increased by ADHD drugs, research concludes - 19:32

New horned dinosaur reveals unique wing-shaped headgear - 19:32

Cost-effectiveness of smoking cessation counseling during hospitalization shown in study - 19:32

MERS-related abnormality distribution on CT identifed, clarified - 19:32

Helping growers mitigate costly droughts - 19:32

Collecting light with artificial moth eyes: Producing hydrogen with sunlight - 19:32