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New Scientist ◆ How Shakespeare's intensity may help people with autism ◆ Rogue waves: The real monsters of the deep ◆ Protector gene's evil twin linked to spread of cancer ◆ A parent's guide to reading a baby's mind ◆ Today on New Scientist ◆ UK failing to protect bees from pesticides, say MPs ◆ Ancient Earth fossils could be found on the moon ◆ Bahamian paradise built by bacteria using Saharan dust ◆ We're putting a forest on a climate-change fast-track ◆ Genetic moderation is needed to debate our food future ◆ Your third hand: Why tongues have the mouse licked ◆ Decisions ripple through flocks of birds like a wave ◆ 'Epigenetic' gene tweaks seem to trigger cancer ◆ Festival shows the promises and perils of open data ◆ Bloodsuckers fed on dinosaurs 130 million years ago ◆ Don't scrap Europe's chief scientific adviser ◆ Urban growth: bio-bricks offer a whiff of the future ◆ The super-abundant virus controlling your gut bacteria ◆ Today on New Scientist ◆ Six bizarre landforms created by global warming ◆ Baidu will battle Google for hearts and minds ◆ US government chatbot gets you to tell all ◆ Feedback: Bringing dark to our lightness ◆ A six-state California faces a water war ◆ The new Google? Baidu's big plans to bust out of China

Scientific American ◆ Brain State Breadcrumbs Lead Way Back To Consciousness ◆ Six Minor Meteor Showers Could Beat the Perseids This Summer ◆ All-Nighters Could Alter Your Memories ◆ Heavy Rains Soak North American Grain Belt [Video] ◆ Newly Discovered Virus Lives in Half the World's Population ◆ Bad Timing to Blame for Big Dinosaur Extinction ◆ Ocean Plastic Particles Could Get in Gills ◆ Roadside Shrubs Could Sink Carbon Pollution ◆ Dinosaurs Reveal Clues about Adaptation to Climate Change ◆ DIY Brain Zapping Meets the World of Internet Marketing ◆ DDT Still Killing Birds in Michigan ◆ Extreme Weather Hits Poorest Hardest ◆ Depleted Uranium Could Turn Carbon Dioxide into Valuable Chemicals ◆ Dark Matter Search Enters Round 2 ◆ How to Fix the NSA ◆ How to Let Go of Materialism ◆ U.S. Agency Aims to Combat Antibiotic Resistance ◆ Math Twitter Bots, Reviewed and Rated ◆ First Winners of Largest Prize for Young Scientists Announced ◆ Some Coral Should Produce Shells in Acidifying Ocean ◆ Multiple Methods Enable Doctors to Treat Dizziness ◆ California Wildfire Forces Hundreds to Flee ◆ Book Review: Curious ◆ The Panama Canal [Slide Show] ◆ The Science of Sauerkraut: Bacterial Fermentation, Yum!

BBC Science/Nature ◆ MPs bicker over climate report ◆ How faces drive first impressions ◆ Eggshells may act like 'sunblock' ◆ Gecko sex satellite back in touch ◆ 'Brain hub predicts negative events' ◆ Beauty spots still at fracking 'risk' ◆ Dinosaurs' extinction 'bad luck' ◆ California hit by raging wildfires ◆ Wildlife loss link to child slavery ◆ 'Fluffy' dinosaurs were widespread ◆ Mobile test illuminates risk taking ◆ Africa 'needs green revolution' ◆ Call for end to 'throwaway society' ◆ Government to end nuclear waste veto ◆ Carbon concerns over wood burning ◆ Rosetta's comet seen in close-up ◆ Nasa seeks aid with Earth-Mars links ◆ Genetic clues to age of first period ◆ Secret of sandstone shapes revealed ◆ Four-winged dinosaur found in China ◆ Dogs 'hardwired' to be jealous wags ◆ Voyage to unlock Arctic secrets ◆ Kepler sees world with distant orbit ◆ Aids researchers on crashed plane ◆ UK space shot's tribute to Newton ◆ 'Biological pacemaker' tested in lab ◆ EU sets 30% energy savings target ◆ Beef's greater environment burden ◆ Seals 'feed' at offshore wind farms ◆ Software can decode bird songs

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