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New Scientist ◆ Icy moon explorer gets an Alaska road test ◆ California's Katrina? The great delta dilemma ◆ Art by algorithm: Computer evolves new artworks ◆ Wiping out species can push people into slavery ◆ Feathersaurus: plant-eating dinos had plumage too ◆ Untried death cocktails causing botched executions ◆ As sanctions deepen, just how crucial is Russian gas? ◆ This brand-new kingfisher is critically endangered ◆ When art changes the rules for science ◆ Nerve implant retrains your brain to stop tinnitus ◆ Give forests to local people to preserve them ◆ Quantum split: Particle this way, properties that way ◆ Oxygen oasis for early life found in ancient rock ◆ Baxter the robot brings his gentle touch to novel jobs ◆ An easier way to turn plant scraps to plastics ◆ The new Google? Baidu's big plans to bust out of China ◆ Worm neuron hack to probe the mysteries of our brains ◆ Today on New Scientist ◆ Tragic cruise ship Concordia makes its final journey ◆ Kinect projector guides people up a climbing wall ◆ Liquid bits could brim with data in future computers ◆ Threatwatch: Chikungunya virus hits the US and Europe ◆ Zoologger: Moose dribble turns off grass's toxic defences ◆ Brazil to unleash GM-mosquito swarms to fight dengue ◆ We've locked up carbon dioxide by turning it to stone

Scientific American ◆ Prescription Refill Appearance Change Puts Patients Off Meds ◆ Heparin Does Not Reduce Pregnancy Complications, and May Create Some ◆ Most Dinosaurs May Have Sported Birdlike Feathers ◆ A Call for Easy Access to More Contraception and Choices ◆ Alternative Fusion Technologies Heat Up ◆ "Unacceptably Low" Number of Teens Receives HPV Vaccine ◆ Instant Genius after Head Trauma [Video] ◆ Concerns Grow over Damage to Wheat Crop Quality ◆ 12 delightful resources for word nerds everywhere ◆ What Makes Ice Melt Fastest? ◆ A Bold Critic of the Big Bang's "Smoking Gun" ◆ How to Determine the Scientific Consensus on Global Warming ◆ Yellow Light Grows the Best Algae for Biofuels ◆ Act on Climate Change, but Tackle Other Global Problems, Too ◆ New Brain Implant Conquers Vertigo ◆ Humans among the primates ◆ Court Sentences Rhino Poacher to a Record 77 Years ◆ Salmonella's Favorite Food Could Be Its Achilles' Heel ◆ The High-Heel Hottie Effect: The Evolutionary Psychology of Women’s Shoes ◆ Dogs Experience Jealousy ◆ Hit by Climate Change, Dwindling Antarctic Seal Population Grows More Diverse ◆ Farmers Fight Explosion of "Superweeds" ◆ U.S. Gets Lackluster Energy Efficiency Rating ◆ Nuclear Plants Forced to Cut Output Due to Warm Weather ◆ Can 1 Power Plant Clean Up Coal and Make Money?

BBC Science/Nature ◆ 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 ◆ Dogs 'hardwired' to be jealous wags ◆ Fur seals feel climate impacts ◆ Voyage to unlock Arctic secrets ◆ EU sets 30% energy savings target ◆ Bats 'fly by polarised light' ◆ Deep sea mining licences issued ◆ Quarantine over China plague death ◆ Three person IVF plans 'progress' ◆ Beef's greater environment burden ◆ Secret of sandstone shapes revealed ◆ Four-winged dinosaur found in China ◆ Kepler sees world with distant orbit ◆ Aids researchers on crashed plane ◆ UK space shot's tribute to Newton ◆ 'Biological pacemaker' tested in lab ◆ Rosetta heads for 'space duck' ◆ Scientists develop robotic fingers ◆ Seals 'feed' at offshore wind farms ◆ Software can decode bird songs ◆ Australia votes to repeal carbon tax ◆ Twitchers flock to glimpse rare bird ◆ Climate-sceptic charity to be split ◆ Dolphin attacks on bay porpoises ◆ Two rare Amur leopards born at zoo

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