Posted November 20, 2013:

• Impacts of Plant Invasions Become Less Robust Over Time: Invasive Plants Are More Likely to Be Replaced by Other 'Invasives'


• Skeletal Remains of 24,000-Year-Old Boy Raise New Questions About First Americans


• U.S. National Survey Finds Frog Abnormalities Are Rare


• 3-D Printing Hits Fast Lane: Engineers Cut Time to 3-D-Print Heterogeneous Objects from Hours to Minutes


• Scientists Break a Theoretical Time Barrier on Bouncing Droplets


• Listen to This: New Research Upends Understanding of How Humans Perceive Sound


• Secrets of Mars' Birth Revealed from Unique Meteorite


• Solar-Powered Battery Woven Into Fabric Overcomes Hurdle for 'Wearable Electronics'


• Computer Searches Web 24/7 to Analyze Images and Teach Itself Common Sense


• Brain Activity in Severely Brain Injured Patients Who 'Wake Up' With Sleeping Pill: Other Patients May Also Respond


• CT and 3-D Printers Used to Recreate Dinosaur Fossils


• World's First Known Magnetic Cellulose Loudspeakers: Potential for Magnetic Cellulose Comes in Crisp and Clear


• The Galaxy's Ancient Brown Dwarf Population Revealed

Posted November 19, 2013:

• Neanderthal Viruses Found in Modern Humans


• Holistic Cell Design Leads to High-Performance, Long Cycle-Life Li/S Battery


• Monkeys Can Point to Objects They Do Not Report Seeing


• People With Highly Superior Powers of Recall Also Vulnerable to False Memories


• Asteroids' Close Encounters With Mars: Mars, Not Earth, Shakes Up Some Near-Earth Asteroids


• Recreating the History of Life Through the Genome


• New Study Helps Predict Life Expectancy Using Complete Blood Count Risk Score


• Genome Scale View of Great White Shark Uncovers Unexpected and Distinctive Features