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New Scientist ◆ Google wants to rank websites based on facts not links ◆ To save the rainforest, let the locals take control ◆ Amazon deforestation soars after a decade of stability ◆ Why US law on guns and mental health needs to change ◆ Today on New Scientist ◆ A user's guide to touch ◆ Drone buzzes South America's first wildlife bridge ◆ Great white sharks attack prey under cover of sun ◆ Feedback: Ferrari jumps the units shark ◆ What colour is the dress? Here's why we disagree ◆ Treating inherited disease could start in the womb ◆ Programmable pop-up materials can morph on command ◆ Kitchen-table physics lets you do big science at home ◆ Britons may have imported wheat long before farming it ◆ Future-predicting neurons discovered in the brain ◆ The Nether: Real morality for a virtual world ◆ Today on New Scientist ◆ Memory lapse draws bumblebees to untried flowers ◆ Body swaps sound like fantasy, but pose real questions ◆ 6 things you're dying to ask about head transplants

Scientific American ◆ Rubbery Glass, Zero-Gravity Life and More: Scientific American's March Issue ◆ Fewer People are Calling Poison Control Centers ◆ Air Force Space Command General on Keeping Space Collision-Free ◆ Scientific American and Nature Editors Remember Leonard Nimoy ◆ The Disease That Killed "Spock": Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease ◆ Why Julianne Moore and Taylor Swift See That Dress Differently ◆ The Shifting Politics of NASA's Astronaut Program ◆ Alien Life Prefers Circles ◆ Star Trek's Leonard Nimoy Dies at 83 ◆ Book Review: Rust: The Longest War ◆ "Big Brain" Gene Allowed for Evolutionary Expansion of Our Neocortex ◆ Rain Revealed in Unprecedented Detail by Satellites ◆ Battery Fires Pose New Risks to Firefighters ◆ On Our Book Shelf: Editors' Picks ◆ Alzheimer's Diagnostic Tests Inch Forward, but Treatments Are Still Lacking ◆ Things to Make and Do in the Fourth Dimension (Book Review) ◆ Britain Imported Wheat 2,000 Years before Growing It ◆ Young Black Hole Had Monstrous Growth Spurt ◆ The “Pause” in Global Warming Is Finally Explained ◆ When Patient and Doc Speak Different Languages, Google Translate Can Help—or Hinder ◆ Slippery Science: Explore Friction by Launching Stuff ◆ Coral Collapse Millennia Ago May Preview Global Warming Impact ◆ Trade in Shark Fins Takes a Plunge ◆ Teacher Brings Hope to Ebola Victims ◆ Drugs for Metabolism Could Reverse Lupus

BBC Science/Nature ◆ 'Exquisite' gravity probe leaves UK ◆ Wheat present in UK 'for 8,000 years' ◆ Killer frog disease hits Madagascar ◆ Fungus plays 'biomusic' duet ◆ Lords call for UK Arctic ambassador ◆ 'Concern' over bugs in shop chicken ◆ Giant caiman packed fierce bite ◆ MPs call for reform of GM crop rules ◆ Machine learns to play video games ◆ Solar loses out in renewables auction ◆ US sea level rise 'very unusual' ◆ Europe's 'Landsat' ready for launch ◆ 'Invest more' in protected areas ◆ Dutch town terrorised by rogue owl ◆ Call for global single-use syringes ◆ Bionic research project gets £1.4m ◆ Russia extends space station role ◆ VIDEO: Brain-controlled drone shown off ◆ Black hole's blast stunts stars ◆ UN climate head Pachauri resigns ◆ Kew announces new science plans ◆ Robins' nighttime singing probed ◆ 'Next Pinatubo' a test of geoengineering ◆ Threatened birds of prey 'vanish' ◆ Hyenas feast at vulture restaurants ◆ Brazil releases 'good' mosquitoes ◆ VIDEO: An eco-system inside your home ◆ VIDEO: Bionic eye will 'restore sight' ◆ VIDEO: Global sinkholes explained - in 60 secs ◆ VIDEO: Finger on the pulse of bionic research

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