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New Scientist ◆ Cells from stressed-out mice act as an antidepressant ◆ Blood bank data turns donations into a numbers game ◆ Plastic Age: How it's reshaping rocks, oceans and life ◆ India eyes ambitious renewables targets - with US help ◆ Brazil hit hard by worst drought since 1930 ◆ It's OK to soak up the sun, just don't get burned ◆ Prince Philip: Great engineers can improve the world ◆ Today on New Scientist ◆ Solo supernovae challenge cosmic distance standards ◆ Do sugary drinks trigger early puberty in girls? ◆ Fractals seen in throbs of pulsating golden stars ◆ Moon milestone prizes awarded to XPrize competitors ◆ Sperm whale's emergency evacuation... of its bowels ◆ E. O. Wilson: Religious faith is dragging us down ◆ Turbulent lessons from tropical storms ◆ Today on New Scientist ◆ Self-help healthcare fuelled shock Greek election win ◆ Keeping an open mind about consciousness research ◆ Laser flight path caught on camera for the first time ◆ Ancient planets are almost as old as the universe

Scientific American ◆ Strange Comet Discoveries Revealed by Rosetta Spacecraft ◆ February Book Reviews Roundup ◆ Is Recycling Worth the Effort? ◆ Thunderstorms Help Bring Ozone Down to Earth ◆ Chemists Confirm the Existence of New Type of Bond ◆ How to Solve the Problem of Antibiotic Resistance ◆ New Guideline Endorses Drugs, Surgery to Supplement Lifestyle Change for Obesity ◆ Unconscious Thought Not So Smart after All ◆ Blue LEDs Fail Because of Magnesium Trap ◆ Madagascar Seeks International Aid after Tropical Storm Kills 68 ◆ Long-Term Sperm: Shark Gives Birth 4 Years after Contact with Male ◆ New England Digs Out from Massive Blizzard ◆ What Do Farmers Think about Climate Change? ◆ Molecular Clocks throughout Body, Not Just Brain, Keep Tissues Humming ◆ As Cuba–U.S. Relations Thaw, Medical Researchers Still Struggle to Connect ◆ 3 Super Bowl Fun Facts ◆ Remembering NASA Challenger and #STEMDiversity ◆ Genetic Memory: How We Know Things We Never Learned ◆ 16 Images to Illustrate the Blizzard of 2015 ◆ Gates CEO: Let's Shrink Maternal Mortality ◆ Make the Pause on Risky Pathogen Research Permanent ◆ Why Do Dogs Love Snow? ◆ Has An Exomoon Been Found? ◆ Remarkable Fossils Push Back Snake Origins by 65 Million Years ◆ How Mobile Payments Are Failing—and Credit Cards Are Getting Better

BBC Science/Nature ◆ Skull clue to exodus from Africa ◆ Scottish fracking block announced ◆ Curiosity rover back in the groove ◆ First step towards saving rhino ◆ 'World can cut carbon emissions and live well' ◆ Kepler finds ancient solar system ◆ Planet hosts giant ring system ◆ Best ever view of asteroid Ceres ◆ England's environment 'in decline' ◆ Near asteroid 2004 BL86 has a moon ◆ Risk of extreme weather 'doubles' ◆ 'Time to link nature and wellbeing' ◆ Obama push to expand Alaskan refuge ◆ Fracking moratorium rejected by MPs ◆ Metal explosions 'driven by charge' ◆ AI will not kill us, says Microsoft ◆ Florida cat crawls out of grave ◆ Scientists slow the speed of light ◆ Eyes on Pluto for historic encounter ◆ Comet shows off its 'goosebumps' ◆ Ebola vaccine 'shipped to Liberia' ◆ Jellyfish 'can sense ocean currents' ◆ New record for SA rhino poaching ◆ 'Safer GMOs' made by US scientists ◆ Soviet collapse felt among wildlife ◆ Threatened birds of prey 'vanish' ◆ Hyenas feast at vulture restaurants ◆ Brazil releases 'good' mosquitoes ◆ VIDEO: How beavers can change our rivers ◆ VIDEO: Baby rhino; zoo's first in 35 years

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