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New Scientist ◆ Zoologger: The mollusc that never forgets a meal ◆ Icy fortress of solitude snapped by Antarctic survey ◆ Experience the world like a hawk, rat or bee in 3D game ◆ Today on New Scientist ◆ Fiercest meteor shower on record to hit Mars via comet ◆ A healthier diet costs $1.50 more per day ◆ Magic of mushrooms: Dawning of the Fungus Age ◆ To kill a black hole, recruit a cosmic string army ◆ The night: Hello darkness, my old friend ◆ Send wireless power long range with lasers and balloons ◆ Feedback: Band on bankers ◆ Is it time to stop worrying about global warming? ◆ The night: The heat of the night is intensifying ◆ Mandela's unsung legacy of science in Africa ◆ Astrophile: Dancing black holes near their grand finale ◆ Look to mosquito smell neurons to find new repellents ◆ Dyslexia's roots traced to bad brain connections ◆ Ultra-thin fault caused gravity-distorting Japan quake ◆ Soaring dementia rates prompt call for global action ◆ Species are being lost in a sea of sand ◆ Today on New Scientist ◆ Brain stimulation gives you will to persevere ◆ Drawing on a moon brings out people's best and worst ◆ Climate slowdown: The world won't stop warming ◆ Microbe steals neighbour's electricity to make methane

Scientific American ◆ Blame Heat Waves on Loss of Arctic Sea Ice ◆ What to Do about the Flu? ◆ Orphaned Chimpanzees Play Rougher Than Their Mother-Reared Counterparts ◆ Teenage Flu Scientist Shares His Recipe for Prizewinning Research ◆ December 2013 Advances: Additional Resources ◆ Physics Week in Review: December 7, 2013 ◆ Can We Harness Disruption to Improve Our World's Future? ◆ Federal Flood Maps Left New York Unprepared for Sandy, and FEMA Knew It ◆ Smart Wig Could Compete with Google Glass ◆ Will to Persevere Can Be Triggered by Electric Stimulation ◆ Will Arctic Meltdown Produce More Greenhouse Gases or Less? ◆ Ice Storm Pummeling U.S. Knocks Out Power, Scuttles Flights ◆ How Long Have Humans Dominated the Planet? ◆ Plenty of Pheromones in the Sea ◆ Ancient Water Irrigates Saharan Oasis ◆ Book Review: Shaping Humanity ◆ Flights Delayed as Air Pollution Hits Record in Shanghai ◆ Clothing Fabric Could Contain Gadget Batteries ◆ Bill Nye's Open Letter to Barack Obama ◆ Renewable Fuel Backers Try to Change EPA's Mind about Biofuels ◆ Hurricane-force Winds Wreak Havoc in Britain, Head to Europe ◆ Pilot Whales Head Back to Sea after Beaching in Florida ◆ Bacterium Reverses Autismlike Behavior in Mice ◆ Dyslexia Linked to Brain Communication Breakdown ◆ Sharks Do Get Cancer: Tumor Found in Great White ◆ Can You Guess Which Country Has the Most Endangered Species? ◆ Mosquito Scent-Tracking Discovery Could Lead to Better Repellents ◆ Unregulated Chemicals Found in Drinking Water ◆ How Growing Corn Could Produce Less Pollution ◆ Sensory Science: Testing Taste Thresholds

BBC Science/Nature ◆ Lift-off for £1bn UK space project ◆ Roaming sharks go home to give birth ◆ Fruit-mad monkeys eat 50 per day ◆ Funds for research with other nations ◆ Leg bone gives up oldest human DNA ◆ More men chat in girls' 'dialect' ◆ Beached whales dead in Florida ◆ 'Let me keep my dead husband's sperm' ◆ Big changes for renewable subsidies ◆ US gene testing firm halts marketing ◆ Koalas have unique voice organ ◆ Plastic 'a threat' to biodiversity ◆ Drones 'vulnerable to flying hack' ◆ Launch of world's biggest 'ship' ◆ China launches Moon rover mission ◆ Pulse weapon brings cars to a halt ◆ SpaceX launches commercial satellite ◆ US football fans 'caused earthquake' ◆ 'Memories' pass between generations ◆ Indian probe begins journey to Mars ◆ 'Death sentence' for tiny dolphin ◆ Badger cull fails to hit 70% target ◆ British Gas under fire over lobbying ◆ Sex-starved flies live shorter lives ◆ Earwigs use chemicals for protection ◆ Wildebeest make 'rare' early return ◆ Seal pups lost to deadly storm surge ◆ Harlequin ladybirds escape 'enemies' ◆ In pictures: Burma's undiscovered bugs ◆ VIDEO: Ancient DNA find is 'very exciting'

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