Archive of feed items published on the 2nd of March 2014

Space Research Pays for Itself, but Inspires Fewer People (Op-Ed) from Space.com
Most Interesting Science News Articles of the Week from Live Science
VIDEO: Seabirds suffer impact of storms from BBC News: Science & Nature
Robotic-assisted prostate surgery offers better cancer control from Science Daily
Smoke in the water: Understanding effects of smoke compounds on seed germination from Science Daily
Unexpected findings: 'Promising' drug failed to improve survival in glioblastoma from Science Daily
Psychiatric nursing specialists played key role in response to Boston Marathon bombing from Science Daily
Targeting metabolism to develop new prostate cancer treatments from Science Daily
Possible new target for future brain cancer drugs from Science Daily
Rare disorder causes bleeding on brain of 3-year-old girl from Science Daily
Fast Food Not The Biggest Cause Of Rising Childhood Obesity
This month's big deadline: What you need to know from AP Health
What sculpted Africa's margin? from Physorg
Will 'Gravity' Be a Force at the Oscars? We'll Find Out Tonight from Space.com
'Gravity' at the Oscars: Live Updates Begin @ 7 pm ET from Space.com
Animal Sex: How Tasmanian Devils Do It from Live Science
Mummies' milk: World's oldest cheese found in China from CBSNews - Science
Ancient beasts roam Spain's wilderness from Physorg
US: Sea otters are recovered following 1989 spill from Physorg
Ohio museum volunteers building vintage war plane from Physorg
Promise and peril in an ultra-connected world from Physorg
Colored lobster rope could be safer for whales from Physorg
Wifi in the sky looks set for takeoff from Physorg
Behind the Headlines: Venezuela's Crisis from National Geographic
Is West Nile virus coming to your town? from Science Blog
Burmese Pythons Pose Little Risk to People in Everglades from Science Blog
Scientists develop new nanoscale method to fight cancer from Science Blog
It slices, it dices, and it protects the body from harm from Science Blog
Mapping the New York fashion scene, minute by minute from Science Blog
Gaming-type setup relieves phantom limb pain from Sciencenews.org
How Fat Might Be Controlled Through The Body Clock
Some Brain Regions Retain Enhanced Ability To Make New Connections
Is Multitasking Mastery In The Genes?
Microbe Community Changes May Reduce Amazon's Ability To Lock Up Carbon Dioxide
The Epigenetics Of Breast Cancer Family History
Harvard tops Columbia, 80-47 from Harvard Science
Global warming felt to deepest reaches of ocean from Physorg
Optical nano-tweezers take over the control of nano-objects from Physorg
Imaging dynamics of small biomolecules inside live cells from Physorg
European flood risk could double by 2050 from Physorg
Newly discovered catalyst could lead to the low-cost production of clean methanol from Physorg
Using magnets and iron nanoparticles to cook cancer from Science Blog
Of Crime and Punishment, Redemption and Aerobics from NY Times Health
Well: The Pasta Is Gluten-Free from NY Times Health
The Mammoth Cometh from NY Times Science
Senator Expresses Concerns About Nuclear-Waste Tanks from NY Times Science
Seth MacFarlane Champions New ‘Cosmos’ Series on Fox from NY Times Science
Laser tweezers manipulate objects just 50 nanometers wide from Sciencenews.org
Worms build waving towers to get out more from Chemistry World
Valley of the dead … seals from Science Blog
Global Warming Felt to Deepest Reaches of Ocean from Newswise - Scinews
Amazing Migration: Photos of Sandhill Cranes from Live Science
Space Story Time: Kids' Book Author Jeffrey Bennett Talks Max the Dog in Orbit from Space.com
Oil From the Exxon Valdez Spill Lingers on Alaska Beaches from National Geographic
Pictures: Photographer Who Shot Bristol Bay Celebrates Halt of Pebble Mine from National Geographic
Vote Now! Best Space Stories of the Week – March 2, 2014 from Space.com
Major step in preventing type 2 diabetes from Harvard Science
First images of unexplored deep sea from BBC News: Science & Nature
ScienceShot: Why Great Tits Hide Their Nests from Science NOW
In The Brain The Number Of Neurons In A Network May Not Matter
The Art And Science Of Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy
New Technique Could Be Used To Search Space Dust For Life's Ingredients
Simple, At-home Test Will Detect Most Colorectal Cancers
Scientists Call For Screening Mammography Every 2 Years For Most Women
Marker May Predict Response To Ipilimumab In Advanced Melanoma
El Niño may return late this year, experts say from LA Times - Science

Archive of feed items published on the 2nd of March 2014

Space Research Pays for Itself, but Inspires Fewer People (Op-Ed) from Space.com

Most Interesting Science News Articles of the Week from Live Science

VIDEO: Seabirds suffer impact of storms from BBC News: Science & Nature

Robotic-assisted prostate surgery offers better cancer control from Science Daily

Smoke in the water: Understanding effects of smoke compounds on seed germination from Science Daily

Unexpected findings: 'Promising' drug failed to improve survival in glioblastoma from Science Daily

Psychiatric nursing specialists played key role in response to Boston Marathon bombing from Science Daily

Targeting metabolism to develop new prostate cancer treatments from Science Daily

Possible new target for future brain cancer drugs from Science Daily

Rare disorder causes bleeding on brain of 3-year-old girl from Science Daily

This month's big deadline: What you need to know from AP Health

What sculpted Africa's margin? from Physorg

Will 'Gravity' Be a Force at the Oscars? We'll Find Out Tonight from Space.com

'Gravity' at the Oscars: Live Updates Begin @ 7 pm ET from Space.com

Animal Sex: How Tasmanian Devils Do It from Live Science

Mummies' milk: World's oldest cheese found in China from CBSNews - Science

Ancient beasts roam Spain's wilderness from Physorg

US: Sea otters are recovered following 1989 spill from Physorg

Ohio museum volunteers building vintage war plane from Physorg

Promise and peril in an ultra-connected world from Physorg

Colored lobster rope could be safer for whales from Physorg

Wifi in the sky looks set for takeoff from Physorg

Behind the Headlines: Venezuela's Crisis from National Geographic

Is West Nile virus coming to your town? from Science Blog

Burmese Pythons Pose Little Risk to People in Everglades from Science Blog

Scientists develop new nanoscale method to fight cancer from Science Blog

It slices, it dices, and it protects the body from harm from Science Blog

Mapping the New York fashion scene, minute by minute from Science Blog

Gaming-type setup relieves phantom limb pain from Sciencenews.org

Harvard tops Columbia, 80-47 from Harvard Science

Global warming felt to deepest reaches of ocean from Physorg

Optical nano-tweezers take over the control of nano-objects from Physorg

Imaging dynamics of small biomolecules inside live cells from Physorg

European flood risk could double by 2050 from Physorg

Newly discovered catalyst could lead to the low-cost production of clean methanol from Physorg

Using magnets and iron nanoparticles to cook cancer from Science Blog

Of Crime and Punishment, Redemption and Aerobics from NY Times Health

Well: The Pasta Is Gluten-Free from NY Times Health

The Mammoth Cometh from NY Times Science

Senator Expresses Concerns About Nuclear-Waste Tanks from NY Times Science

Seth MacFarlane Champions New ‘Cosmos’ Series on Fox from NY Times Science

Laser tweezers manipulate objects just 50 nanometers wide from Sciencenews.org

Worms build waving towers to get out more from Chemistry World

Valley of the dead … seals from Science Blog

Global Warming Felt to Deepest Reaches of Ocean from Newswise - Scinews

Amazing Migration: Photos of Sandhill Cranes from Live Science

Space Story Time: Kids' Book Author Jeffrey Bennett Talks Max the Dog in Orbit from Space.com

Oil From the Exxon Valdez Spill Lingers on Alaska Beaches from National Geographic

Pictures: Photographer Who Shot Bristol Bay Celebrates Halt of Pebble Mine from National Geographic

Vote Now! Best Space Stories of the Week – March 2, 2014 from Space.com

Major step in preventing type 2 diabetes from Harvard Science

First images of unexplored deep sea from BBC News: Science & Nature

ScienceShot: Why Great Tits Hide Their Nests from Science NOW

El Niño may return late this year, experts say from LA Times - Science