Archive of feed items published on the 1st of September 2014

Cholesterol Drug Halves Heart Attack and Stroke in Early Test from NY Times Health
China Plans a Market for Carbon Permits from NY Times Science
Carbon Tetrachloride Emissions Continue Despite Ban from C&EN
China Reveals R&D Spending from C&EN
LyondellBasell To Build U.S. Propylene Oxide Plant from C&EN
Improved Route To Chiral Amines from C&EN
New way to diagnose malaria by detecting parasite's waste in infected blood cells from Science Daily
Why sibling stars look alike: Early, fast mixing in star-birth clouds from Science Daily
Memory in silent neurons: How do unconnected neurons communicate? from Science Daily
Changing global diets is vital to reducing climate change from Science Daily
Antarctic sea-level rising faster than global rate from Science Daily
Wine only protects against CVD in people who exercise from Science Daily
Drinking tea reduces non-CV mortality by 24 percent from Science Daily
Energy drinks cause heart problems, study suggests from Science Daily
Batteryless cardiac pacemaker is based on automatic wristwatch from Science Daily
New horizon in heart failure: Investigational drug poised to change cardiology? from Science Daily
Balloon rise over fort sumner from Science Daily
Meaningful relationships can help you thrive from Science Daily
Some women still don’t underststand 'overdiagnosis' risk in breast screening from Science Daily
Green hotels lower environmental impact, increases profits from Science Daily
VIDEO: Greenhouse gas fear over meat production from BBC News: Science & Nature
UPI Almanac for Monday, Sept. 1, 2014 from UPI
Scientists get set for simulated nuclear inspection from Physorg
Alibaba IPO comes with unusual structure from Physorg
Judge Blocks Abortion Law in Louisiana from NY Times Health
Well: Don’t Catch What Ails Your House from NY Times Health
Neutron stars at odds from European Space Agency
Vanadium battery technology could transform power grids from CBC: Technology & Science
New techniques helping curb advanced melanoma from CBC: Health
Climate focus at UN small islands summit in Samoa from Physorg
Japan says electronics OK during take-off and landing from Physorg
Dolphin hunting season kicks off in Japan from Physorg
FEATURE: WATCH: What the Sydney public REALLY think about climate change from Science Alert
Thailand totters towards waste crisis from Physorg
Parents of UK boy with tumor face Spanish hearing from AP Health
All of Richard Feynman’s physics lectures are now available free online from Science Alert
Eating junk food triggers a cycle of unhealthy food choices from Science Alert
New heart drug significantly reduces deaths and hospitalisation from Science Alert
Scientists block malaria from hijacking red blood cells from Science Alert
Antarctic waters 'rising faster' from BBC News: Science & Nature
The girl with three biological parents from BBC News: Science & Nature
Interfaces within materials can be patterned as a means of controlling the properties of composites from Physorg
Sparks fly as NASA pushes the limits of 3-D printing technology from Physorg
Image: Hubble looks at light and dark in the universe from Physorg
New findings on beetle flight may help control deadly walnut tree disease from Physorg
Mobile technologies accelerate citizen science from Physorg
Sony wooing Japanese to PS4 with Dragon Quest from Physorg
Sony founder nephew starts as head of PlayStation unit from Physorg
Japan firm showcases 'touchable' 3D technology from Physorg
Wendy Brown: Space dust chemistry from Chemistry World
Ethiopia's Millennium Dam: Science and controversy from SciDev
Scientists sequence complete genome of E. coli strain responsible for food poisoning from Physorg
Going to extremes for enzymes from Physorg
Ray tracing and beyond from Physorg
Biologist studies where and how animals cross busy Highway 67 from Physorg
A multi-model geoengineering assessment looks at potential climate effects from Physorg
NASA probes studying Earth's radiation belts to celebrate two year anniversary from Physorg
Intricate algae produce low-cost biosensors from Physorg
Intense exercise during long space flights can help astronauts protect aerobic capacity from Physorg
Caterpillar comet poses for pictures en route to Mars from Physorg
Leading expert on search for intelligent extra-terrestrial life optimistic from Physorg
Improving printed electronics process and device characterization from Physorg
Hoisting a telescope with helium from Physorg
The chemistry of beer and coffee from Physorg
Could Iceland volcano disrupt air travel? from Physorg
Northern Kimberley sub-region reveals unexpected species from Physorg
Asteroid paper to be retracted because of faulty analysis from Science NOW
Labor Day in Space: A Weightless Holiday for US Astronauts from Space.com
Protecting privacy also means preserving democracy from Physorg
Storing solar energy from Physorg
Week-long meeting on naming algae, fungi, and plants recorded for posterity from Physorg
Celebrities hacked: How safe are your cloud photos and data? from CBSNews - Science
Will traffic deaths rise as states legalize pot? from AP Health
Bats hunt ballooning túngara frogs by echolocation from Sciencenews.org
Best of Last Week – Superabsorption theoretically demonstrated, sailing stones mystery solved and origin of anger face from Physorg
Samsung needs a hit with Galaxy Note 4 from CBSNews - Science
Liberia's president orders civil servants to stay home amid Ebola crisis from CBC: Health
New techniques help curb advanced melanoma from CBC: Health
NASA radar system surveys Napa Valley quake area from Physorg
Memory reformat planned for Opportunity Mars rover from Physorg
Characterizing strontium ruthenate crystals for electrochemical applications from Physorg
Cloud forests struggle to keep pace with climate change from Physorg
Sulfur fluoride exchange—a powerful new reaction for click chemistry from Physorg
Magnetar discovered close to supernova remnant Kesteven 79 from Physorg
Scientists call for investigation of mysterious cloud-like collections in cells from Physorg
Zooming in for a safe flight: Study investigates spatial orientation in bats from Physorg
5 things to know about driving on marijuana from AP Health
Tiny Implanted Sensor And Your Smartphone Could Help Prevent Blindness
Sugar Substance Methylglyoxal Damages Good HDL Cholesterol - Study
Killer whale population declining in Puget Sound from CBSNews - Science
1-year-old twins to get bone marrow transplant from 11-year-old sister from CBC: Health
Parents of U.K. boy with brain tumour ordered held in Spanish custody from CBC: Health
On the way to a safe and secure smart home from Physorg
Radar networks, innovation against occupational hazard from Physorg
New research shows temperatures vary block by block from Physorg
No-take marine reserves a no-win for seahorses from Physorg
Warming, decanting and swirling: do they make wine taste better? from Physorg
Experimental Ebola drug 'impressive' in animal trials from Chemistry World
SciDev.Net podcast: Ebola research, Maasai entrepreneurs and more from SciDev
DNA may have had humble beginnings as nutrient carrier from Physorg
Central biobank for drug research from Physorg
The underestimated risk of ethanol fireplaces from Physorg
Fingerprints for freight items from Physorg
New volcanic eruption in Iceland from CBSNews - Science
Apple may turn iPhone 6 into digital wallet from CBSNews - Science
Training Your Brain to Prefer Healthy Foods from Newswise - Scinews
Simulations for better transparent oxide layers from Physorg
Greater safety and security at Europe's train stations from Physorg
Ukraine warns of "full-scale war" from UPI
The Sport Science Regime That Helped Boxer Kell Brook Become A World Champion
Synaptic Plasticity And Memory In Silent Neurons
Caffeine Syndrome: Energy Drinks Linked To Heart Problems
Your Insurer Could Soon Know A Lot More Than How Fast You Drive
Dot Earth Blog: Is Rational Water Management Finally Emerging in Dry California? from NY Times Science
Orcas in Puget Sound from CBSNews - Science
African food security on the menu from BBC News: Science & Nature
Study claims cave art made by Neanderthals from Physorg
Apparent massive hack attack reveals stars' nude pictures from Physorg
Israel claims West Bank acreage for development from UPI
Tiny particles have big potential in debate over nuclear proliferation from Physorg
Germany to send arms to Kurds from UPI
‘Urgent need’ to control rabies-spreading vampire bats from SciDev
Surprising number of workers choose to be paid in bitcoin from CBC: Technology & Science
Apple patches security flaw after celebs hacked: Report from CBSNews - Science
US agency updates rules on sharing genomic data from News @ Nature
Start-up brings new designs and materials to North America's oldest team sport from Physorg
PIN customers can avoid heat of thief's phone attachment from Physorg
Sticky end for sex geckos sent into space by Russia from Physorg
Scottish zoo: 'Bad news' for pregnant giant panda from Physorg
The New Health Care: What Happens When Health Plans Compete from NY Times Health
Increasingly, High-Deductible Health Plans Weigh Down Employees from NY Times Health
Recipes for Health: Israeli Couscous, Eggplant and Tomato Gratin from NY Times Health
Devin Scullion defies odds at 18 with aging disease progeria from CBC: Health
Neanderthals made some of Europe's oldest art from News @ Nature
Wage gap grows between support staff at tech campuses and high-tech employees from Physorg
Job listing service ZipRecruiter raises $63 million from Physorg
Neil Tyson On The Politics Of Science Denial
Brain Size Matters When It Comes To Remembering
Antarctic Sea Level Rising Faster Than Elsewhere
Blood In Urine Can Be Invisible - And It May Indicate Bladder Cancer
Nasty, brutish and artsy? Neanderthal hashtag engraving found from Reuters:Science
Jumping into streaming TV from Physorg
Beware of knockoffs in app stores from CBSNews - Science
New Cancer-Hunting 'Nano-Robots' To Seek And Destroy Tumors
Neanderthals created cave art, researchers discover from CBC: Technology & Science
Sierra Nevada freshwater runoff could drop 26 percent by 2100 from Physorg
Ride-sharing could cut cabs' road time by 30 percent from Physorg
Engineers develop new sensor to detect tiny individual nanoparticles from Physorg
Faster, cheaper tests for sickle cell disease from Physorg
Coral organisms use minuscule appendages to control their environment, stirring up water eddies to bring nutrients from Physorg
Nature’s tiny engineers from MIT Research
Ride-sharing could cut cabs’ road time by 30 percent from MIT Research
Sad News for Zero-G Sex Study: The Geckos Are Dead from MSNBC: Science
Inhibiting Inflammatory Enzyme After Heart Attack Does Not Reduce Risk Of Subsequent Event
'Cruel system' forced U.K. parents of sick boy to seek treatment abroad from CBC: Health
Engineers Develop New Sensor to Detect Tiny Individual Nanoparticles from Newswise - Scinews
Cave Art Made by Neanderthals? Study Claims So from MSNBC: Science
Cave Art Made by Neanderthals? Study Claims So from MSNBC: Science
Were Neandertals cave artists, too? from Science NOW
Americans Are Eating Healthier, Study Finds from Live Science
EU urged to convert TV frequencies to mobile broadband from Physorg
Colombia recovers archaeological gems from Spain from Physorg
Fukushima accepts 'temporary' radioactive waste storage from Physorg
Mexico investigates mass fish death in lagoon from Physorg
US eating habits improve a bit _ except among poor from AP Health
Study: Action-packed TV might make you snack more from AP Health
US eating habits improve a bit _ except among poor from AP Science
Study: Action-packed TV might make you snack more from AP Science
Do We Need A Law To Help People Try Experimental Drugs?
Gap in Diet Quality Between Wealthiest and Poorest Americans Doubles, from National Geographic
Newly Discovered Engraving May Revise Picture of Neanderthal Intelligence from National Geographic
As California Warms, Greener Mountains Will Mean Less Water for People from National Geographic
Experts defend operational earthquake forecasting, counter critiques from Physorg
Likely near-simultaneous earthquakes complicate seismic hazard planning for Italy from Physorg
Cave yields Neanderthal 'artwork' from BBC News: Science & Nature
Matter: Tiny, Vast Windows Into Human DNA from NY Times Health
Books: Guiding a Husband and a Mother Through Alzheimer’s at the Same Time from NY Times Health
Parents Who Took Ill Son Abroad Fight Order to Return to Britain from NY Times Health
Global Health: How Fighting in Pakistan Affects War Against Polio from NY Times Health
Dot Earth Blog: Politics-Minded Marine Group Targets ‘Ocean Enemy #1’ from NY Times Science
Were Neanderthals artists? from CBSNews - Science
TV viewers snack more during action shows, study finds from CBC: Health
Warning: Action films put viewers at higher risk for overeating from LA Times - Science
Asteroid paper to be retracted because of faulty analysis from Science NOW
Senegal monitors contacts of 1st Ebola patient from CBC: Health
First Neanderthal Rock Art Revealed | Video from Live Science
WATCH: Ants use undocumented ‘daisy-chaining’ technique to haul food from Science Alert
Scientists call for investigation of mysterious cloud-like collections in cells from Biology News Net
Memory in silent neurons from Biology News Net
NASA’s Spitzer Telescope Witnesses Asteroid Smashup from Science Blog
The power of hidden patterns from Science Blog
Ride-sharing could cut cabs’ road time by 30 percent from Science Blog
Nature’s tiny engineers from Science Blog
How corals stir up their world from BBC News: Science & Nature
Vacuum cleaner debate hots up from BBC News: Science & Nature
Subatomic particles give glimpse into sun’s core from Sciencenews.org
Low Carb Vs. Low Fat Diets: Which Is Better?
Biologist Climbs High to Prove Hypothesis About Trees from NY Times Science
An Icy Answer to the Mystery of the Moving Death Valley Stones from NY Times Science
Dot Earth Blog: The Role of Social Media in Wiping Out Passenger Pigeons, and Conserving Species Now from NY Times Science
A Call for a Low-Carb Diet from NY Times Health
Brainy, Yes, but Far From Handy from NY Times Health
Well: A Benefit of Legal Marijuana from NY Times Health
Well: Of Little Help to Older Knees from NY Times Health
Well: Possible Risks of S.S.R.I. Antidepressants to Newborns from NY Times Health
Paleontology: The Oldest Known Muscle Tissues Are Found from NY Times Health
Well: Birth Weight and Diabetes from NY Times Health
Reactions: Readers’ Thoughts on Spotless Minds and Big Weddings from NY Times Health
If 2 New Yorkers Shared a Cab ... from NY Times Science
Stem: Incentives Aid A.P. Science and Math Scores from NY Times Science
World Briefing: Geckos on Mission Die Aboard Russian Spacecraft from NY Times Science
Observatory: A Mission for Remote-Controlled Bugs from NY Times Science
Observatory: Research Aimed at the Heart of the Sun from NY Times Science
Q&A: Why Do Slugs Risk Crossing the Road? from NY Times Science
You can now learn everything you’ve wanted to know about quantum phenomena free online from Science Alert
FEATURE: WATCH: This is how birds use quantum mechanics to navigate from Science Alert
New physics department opens in the UK from Physics World
Seeing Discolored Lawns, California Businesses Apply Dab of Green from NY Times Science
Solar Company Seeks Stiff U.S. Tariffs to Deter Chinese Spying from NY Times Science
Childhood Diet Habits Set in Infancy, Studies Suggest from NY Times Health
Military Medicine: Smaller Military Hospitals Said to Put Patients at Risk from NY Times Health

Archive of feed items published on the 1st of September 2014

Cholesterol Drug Halves Heart Attack and Stroke in Early Test from NY Times Health

China Plans a Market for Carbon Permits from NY Times Science

Carbon Tetrachloride Emissions Continue Despite Ban from C&EN

China Reveals R&D Spending from C&EN

LyondellBasell To Build U.S. Propylene Oxide Plant from C&EN

Improved Route To Chiral Amines from C&EN

New way to diagnose malaria by detecting parasite's waste in infected blood cells from Science Daily

Why sibling stars look alike: Early, fast mixing in star-birth clouds from Science Daily

Memory in silent neurons: How do unconnected neurons communicate? from Science Daily

Changing global diets is vital to reducing climate change from Science Daily

Antarctic sea-level rising faster than global rate from Science Daily

Wine only protects against CVD in people who exercise from Science Daily

Drinking tea reduces non-CV mortality by 24 percent from Science Daily

Energy drinks cause heart problems, study suggests from Science Daily

Batteryless cardiac pacemaker is based on automatic wristwatch from Science Daily

New horizon in heart failure: Investigational drug poised to change cardiology? from Science Daily

Balloon rise over fort sumner from Science Daily

Meaningful relationships can help you thrive from Science Daily

Some women still don’t underststand 'overdiagnosis' risk in breast screening from Science Daily

Green hotels lower environmental impact, increases profits from Science Daily

VIDEO: Greenhouse gas fear over meat production from BBC News: Science & Nature

UPI Almanac for Monday, Sept. 1, 2014 from UPI

Scientists get set for simulated nuclear inspection from Physorg

Alibaba IPO comes with unusual structure from Physorg

Judge Blocks Abortion Law in Louisiana from NY Times Health

Well: Don’t Catch What Ails Your House from NY Times Health

Neutron stars at odds from European Space Agency

Vanadium battery technology could transform power grids from CBC: Technology & Science

New techniques helping curb advanced melanoma from CBC: Health

Climate focus at UN small islands summit in Samoa from Physorg

Japan says electronics OK during take-off and landing from Physorg

Dolphin hunting season kicks off in Japan from Physorg

FEATURE: WATCH: What the Sydney public REALLY think about climate change from Science Alert

Thailand totters towards waste crisis from Physorg

Parents of UK boy with tumor face Spanish hearing from AP Health

All of Richard Feynman’s physics lectures are now available free online from Science Alert

Eating junk food triggers a cycle of unhealthy food choices from Science Alert

New heart drug significantly reduces deaths and hospitalisation from Science Alert

Scientists block malaria from hijacking red blood cells from Science Alert

Antarctic waters 'rising faster' from BBC News: Science & Nature

The girl with three biological parents from BBC News: Science & Nature

Interfaces within materials can be patterned as a means of controlling the properties of composites from Physorg

Sparks fly as NASA pushes the limits of 3-D printing technology from Physorg

Image: Hubble looks at light and dark in the universe from Physorg

New findings on beetle flight may help control deadly walnut tree disease from Physorg

Mobile technologies accelerate citizen science from Physorg

Sony wooing Japanese to PS4 with Dragon Quest from Physorg

Sony founder nephew starts as head of PlayStation unit from Physorg

Japan firm showcases 'touchable' 3D technology from Physorg

Wendy Brown: Space dust chemistry from Chemistry World

Ethiopia's Millennium Dam: Science and controversy from SciDev

Scientists sequence complete genome of E. coli strain responsible for food poisoning from Physorg

Going to extremes for enzymes from Physorg

Ray tracing and beyond from Physorg

Biologist studies where and how animals cross busy Highway 67 from Physorg

A multi-model geoengineering assessment looks at potential climate effects from Physorg

NASA probes studying Earth's radiation belts to celebrate two year anniversary from Physorg

Intricate algae produce low-cost biosensors from Physorg

Intense exercise during long space flights can help astronauts protect aerobic capacity from Physorg

Caterpillar comet poses for pictures en route to Mars from Physorg

Leading expert on search for intelligent extra-terrestrial life optimistic from Physorg

Improving printed electronics process and device characterization from Physorg

Hoisting a telescope with helium from Physorg

The chemistry of beer and coffee from Physorg

Could Iceland volcano disrupt air travel? from Physorg

Northern Kimberley sub-region reveals unexpected species from Physorg

Asteroid paper to be retracted because of faulty analysis from Science NOW

Labor Day in Space: A Weightless Holiday for US Astronauts from Space.com

Protecting privacy also means preserving democracy from Physorg

Storing solar energy from Physorg

Week-long meeting on naming algae, fungi, and plants recorded for posterity from Physorg

Celebrities hacked: How safe are your cloud photos and data? from CBSNews - Science

Will traffic deaths rise as states legalize pot? from AP Health

Bats hunt ballooning túngara frogs by echolocation from Sciencenews.org

Best of Last Week – Superabsorption theoretically demonstrated, sailing stones mystery solved and origin of anger face from Physorg

Samsung needs a hit with Galaxy Note 4 from CBSNews - Science

Liberia's president orders civil servants to stay home amid Ebola crisis from CBC: Health

New techniques help curb advanced melanoma from CBC: Health

NASA radar system surveys Napa Valley quake area from Physorg