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      November 30, 2015
      Anti-Alzheimer’s gene may have led to the rise of grandparents
      ScienceNOW - 3:15
      The brains of men and women aren’t really that different, study finds
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
      Optimism at Canada’s annual science policy summit, but also doubts
      ScienceNOW - 1:30
      November 27, 2015
      New type of ‘flow battery’ can store 10 times the energy of the next best device
      ScienceNOW - 6:30
      November 25, 2015
      We used to revere turkeys, not eat them
      ScienceNOW - 12:30
      Leading the flock helps speedy pigeons learn to navigate
      ScienceNOW - 12:00
      Take our weekly quiz on the benefit of parasitic worms, animals that spot cancer, and more!
      ScienceNOW - 12:00
      Huge development projects could doom Africa’s environment
      ScienceNOW - 12:00
      Researchers dispute lawmaker’s allegation that NOAA rushed climate study
      ScienceNOW - 10:45
      How a dying star spreads its seed
      ScienceNOW - 6:00
      Missing link between dinosaur nests and bird nests
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      November 24, 2015
      Video: Birds observed arguing over parental duties for first time
      ScienceNOW - 12:15
      Announcing the 2015 Dance Your Ph.D. winner
      ScienceNOW - 8:00
      Odd creature was ancient ancestor of today’s giraffes
      ScienceNOW - 7:15
      Fish show signs of sentience in ‘emotional fever’ test
      ScienceNOW - 7:15
      Compromise is key as major U.S. school reform looms
      ScienceNOW - 2:45
      Progress, but still much to do, AIDS report finds
      ScienceNOW - 1:00
      November 23, 2015
      How farming changed the European genome
      ScienceNOW - 12:15
      Having trouble concentrating? This brain network may be to blame
      ScienceNOW - 11:00
      Take our weekly quiz on the benefit of parasitic worms, animals that spot cancer and more!
      ScienceNOW - 6:00
      Ancient bibles were made from livestock
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
      Gene drive turns insects into malaria fighters
      ScienceNOW - 2:45
      November 20, 2015
      Top stories: Cancer-spotting pigeons, humanmade vocal cords, and parasitic worms that promote pregnancy
      ScienceNOW - 4:15
      China pursues fraudsters in science publishing
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
      Scientists call for lifting protections for Great Lakes wolves
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      Why is your Christmas tree so big? An ancient gift of extra genes
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      In electrifying advance, researchers create circuit within living plants
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      November 19, 2015
      Genetically modified salmon wins FDA approval
      ScienceNOW - 12:15
      Why you shouldn’t always listen to dietary guidelines
      ScienceNOW - 12:00
      United Kingdom needs a science funding czar, report says
      ScienceNOW - 11:15
      Updated: Genetically modified salmon wins FDA approval
      ScienceNOW - 2:30
      Feature: How to hijack a journal
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      Video: Sea creature makes a thousand eyes from its shell
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      Intestinal worms may help women get pregnant more often
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      Journal hijacking supplemental data
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      November 18, 2015
      NIH to end all support for chimpanzee research
      ScienceNOW - 5:30
      Childhood cancers more likely to come from major cancer genes than scientists thought
      ScienceNOW - 5:00
      U.S., Cuba to jointly protect, study marine life
      ScienceNOW - 4:45
      Elizabeth Blackburn to lead Salk Institute
      ScienceNOW - 4:15
      Pigeons spot cancer as well as human experts
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      Scientists grow working vocal cord tissue in the lab
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      November 17, 2015
      Human diarrhea virus could mix and match in monkeys
      ScienceNOW - 11:15
      Biologists wipe out toad-killing fungus on small Spanish island
      ScienceNOW - 7:15
      Biologists wipe out toad-killing fungus on a Spanish island
      ScienceNOW - 7:15
      November 16, 2015
      Humans can outlearn chimps thanks to more flexible brain genetics
      ScienceNOW - 6:45
      Take the weekly quiz on the algorithm of the decade, our most critical genes, and more!
      ScienceNOW - 6:00
      Chilean scientists protest poor working conditions
      ScienceNOW - 5:45
      Without us, pumpkins may have gone extinct
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
      Without us, pumpkins may have gone extinct
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
      Fish parasite is a stripped-down jellyfish
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
      November 13, 2015
      Can the vocabulary of deceit reveal fraudulent studies?
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
      November 12, 2015
      Inca child mummy reveals lost genetic history of South America
      ScienceNOW - 9:00
      Popular herbicide doesn’t cause cancer, European Union agency says
      ScienceNOW - 8:00
      Feature: Chinese-American scientists in the crosshairs
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      Ancient mass extinction may have shrunk Earth’s creatures
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      November 11, 2015
      The 3230 genes you can’t do without
      ScienceNOW - 5:00
      Video: Typing using just your thoughts just got a lot faster
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      Humans have been using bees for at least 9000 years
      ScienceNOW - 1:45
      November 10, 2015
      Grandmothers can pass immunity to their grandchildren, at least in pigeons
      ScienceNOW - 7:30
      Spiny fish grow into shapes that are hard to swallow
      ScienceNOW - 7:15
      Crabs feel pain
      ScienceNOW - 7:15
      European Commission appoints top scientists to fill policy advice gap
      ScienceNOW - 6:00
      Mathematician claims breakthrough in complexity theory
      ScienceNOW - 5:45
      November 09, 2015
      Potti found guilty of research misconduct
      ScienceNOW - 12:30
      Take the weekly quiz on tumor-killing vitamins, volcanic chambers, and more!
      ScienceNOW - 6:00
      Where did the ‘gay lisp’ stereotype come from?
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
      Wanna bet? Gambling could reveal which scientific studies are worth their salt
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
      Q&A: How to encourage more scientific risk-taking—and efficiency
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
      November 06, 2015
      Cancer researchers band together to pool tumor genome data
      ScienceNOW - 12:30
      Restoring coral reefs, with some help from local fish
      ScienceNOW - 4:30
      Top stories: A controversial infertility treatment, tumor-killing vitamins, and Mount St. Helens’s chamber of secrets
      ScienceNOW - 4:15
      Video: Carbon-based paper folds itself up, walks away
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      November 05, 2015
      Three of Earth’s largest extinctions may have been caused by loss of essential element
      ScienceNOW - 12:15
      Nonreligious children are more generous
      ScienceNOW - 12:00
      House science panel demands more NOAA documents on climate paper
      ScienceNOW - 12:00
      Feature: A controversial company offers a new way to make a baby
      ScienceNOW - 9:00
      Updated: Canada reinstates mandatory census, to delight of social scientists
      ScienceNOW - 2:30
      Steroid eye drops reverse cataracts in mice
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      Vitamin C kills tumor cells with hard-to-treat mutation
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      Gut microbes give anticancer treatments a boost
      ScienceNOW - 2:00
      Updated: Canada expected to reinstate mandatory census
      ScienceNOW - 1:00
      November 04, 2015
      Canada expected to reinstate mandatory census
      ScienceNOW - 11:00
      Human language may be shaped by climate and terrain
      ScienceNOW - 9:00
      Female birds get drabber when their males fool around
      ScienceNOW - 1:00
      November 03, 2015
      Human feces from the developing world could power millions of homes
      ScienceNOW - 12:15
      November 02, 2015
      Meet the world’s tiniest snail
      ScienceNOW - 12:15
      Study argues rice was domesticated at least three times
      ScienceNOW - 11:00
      Take the weekly quiz on levitating objects, mysterious fish migrations, and more!
      ScienceNOW - 6:00
      West Nile virus still wiping out birds across North America
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
      Just a nudge could collapse West Antarctic Ice Sheet, raise sea levels 3 meters
      ScienceNOW - 3:00
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