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New Scientist ◆ NASA cash changes leave planet science up in the air ◆ How do you control a spermbot? Try a magnetic field ◆ Grow a new brain: First steps to lab-made grey matter ◆ Physical keys could take away the pain of passwords ◆ Eye-tracker lets you drag and drop files with a glance ◆ 3D-printed skull simulates sensations of brain surgery ◆ Diet switch sparks gut bug revolution in just 24 hours ◆ Play video games to help military secure its software ◆ America's hidden epidemic of tropical diseases ◆ Today on New Scientist ◆ Modern moral responses need a manual mode ◆ Shrimp crash forces first fishery closure for 35 years ◆ Mandela catalysed treatment of HIV in Africa ◆ Chameleon colours predict outcome of lizard duel ◆ Bats may struggle to hunt in warmer world ◆ Weird object hints at Saturn's moon-making skill ◆ Damp spots found in supposedly dry Martian tropics ◆ Today on New Scientist ◆ The odd couple: Can bioengineering protect nature? ◆ Reality TV robot could be first private Mars lander ◆ Towering imagination of a polymath architect-engineer ◆ Coldest place on Earth tucked in Antarctic ice pocket ◆ Relapse of 'cured' men shows HIV is far from beaten ◆ Freak Canadian storm has nothing on Martian weather ◆ Alien life could have basked in big bang's afterglow

Scientific American ◆ Universe Really Is a Hologram According to New Simulations ◆ Owl Silent Swoop Depends On Down ◆ As Lionfish Invade the Caribbean and Gulf of Mexico, Conservationists Say Eat Up [Slide Show] ◆ Physicists Find a Link between Wormholes and Spooky Action at a Distance ◆ Mysteries of Fluid Flow Unraveled by Knots ◆ Glow Sticks Prove the Math Theorem behind the Famous Flatiron Building ◆ Can Microbes Clean Up Our Oily Mess? ◆ IPCC Faces Climate of Uncertainty ◆ Gollum Made Believable with Realistic Skin, Muscle and Bones ◆ Wolves Can Learn From Humans. What Does That Mean For Dogs? ◆ 8 Tips to Treat Restless Legs Syndrome ◆ Nonverbal Cues Could Boost Kids' Vocabulary ◆ Extraordinary Footage From Starship Juno ◆ Less Is More When Restoring Wetlands (preview) ◆ Bee Researchers Make Friends with a Killer ◆ Tornadoes May Be Getting Stronger or Not ◆ New Signs of Water on Mars Ramp Up Search for Life ◆ Six People Rescued from Nevada Cold Kept Warm by Heating Stones ◆ Ex-BP Supervisors Win Dismissal of Some Manslaughter Charges ◆ So Skinny, So Bright: How Colour Change Predicts the Odds of a Chameleon Battle ◆ EPA Tells Court U.S. Mercury, Toxics Rule Is Legally Justified ◆ Chelyabinsk Meteor: Dust Grains Reveal How It Played Bumper Car before Hitting Earth ◆ Eye-tracking Trial Seeks Signs of Autism in Babies ◆ Mercury Is Shrinking More Than Thought ◆ Air pollution stretches from Beijing to Shanghai, as seen from space ◆ Are Genes Really Selfish? [Video] ◆ Unraveling the Mystery of How Antidepression Drugs Work ◆ The Snowtweets Project ◆ Did Mayor Mike Bloomberg Make New Yorkers Healthier? ◆ Conversation on Daydreaming with Jerome L. Singer

BBC Science/Nature ◆ Enormous earthquakes 'unrecorded' ◆ Cave holds stunning tsunami clues ◆ Satellite detects Antarctic ice loss ◆ Dinosaur impact 'sent life to Mars' ◆ US to curb antibiotics in livestock ◆ 'No case' to water down CO2 targets ◆ Supervolcano 'even more colossal' ◆ UK 'needs farmers to harvest wind' ◆ Extinct wolves a conservation issue ◆ Peter Higgs receives Nobel medal ◆ Ulcer pills linked to B12 deficiency ◆ Movie captures Earth-Moon 'dance' ◆ US Senate votes to ban plastic guns ◆ Concerns over lab animal treatment ◆ Mystery of bizarre mounds solved ◆ Gene-testing company 'here to stay' ◆ Drones 'vulnerable to flying hack' ◆ Schools 'making gender bias worse' ◆ Saudi human genome project launched ◆ Madagascar village 'hit by plague' ◆ Deal could 'refill' drying Dead Sea ◆ Rare orchid rediscovered in Azores ◆ Scots botanist missing in Vietnam ◆ Roaming sharks go home to give birth ◆ Fruit-mad monkeys eat 50 per day ◆ Seals 'fared better than feared' ◆ Beached whales dead in Florida ◆ 'Death sentence' for tiny dolphin ◆ VIDEO: Scotland's killer avalanches explained ◆ AUDIO: Supervolcano eruption 'would affect the world'

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