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New Scientist

◆ Early birds do best with changing climate

◆ Blood tests could eliminate Down's miscarriage risk

◆ Space rock found on collision course with Earth

◆ Hurricane-sized whirlpools spotted on the Sun

◆ Satellite galaxies cling onto their haloes

◆ West putting climate treaty in jeopardy, China warns

◆ AIDS and cervical cancer discoveries scoop Nobel prize

◆ Invention: Aviation special

◆ World's mammals are in crisis, Red List reveals

◆ Why nature can't be reduced to mathematical laws

◆ Crick was right about 'vision filter' in the brain

◆ Mini microscope captures live brain-cell action

◆ Maths helps bees read the waggle dance

◆ Multi-drug 'polypill' finally to tackle heart problems

◆ Everglades restoration bogged down by poor planning

◆ Web content contributors seek attention not altruism

◆ What happened to the Kuiper Belt's smallest objects?

◆ Economic turmoil could scupper EU climate plans

◆ Antarctic bases offer lessons for space

◆ Could brain scans ever be safe evidence?

◆ Nerds rejoice: Braininess boosts likelihood of sex

◆ High-tech sponge could take hydrogen cars further

◆ Future cars could sport carbon-sponge gas tanks

◆ Laser cracks 'unbreakable' quantum communications

◆ Transplanted frozen liver raises hopes of organ 'bank'

Scientific American

◆ Of Survival and Science

◆ The Physical Science behind Climate Change

◆ Celebrating The Nobel Prizes

◆ Gut Microbe Strikes Again: Ulcer-Causing Bug May Also Prevent Cancer

◆ Musicians Think Differently from the Rest of Us

◆ No Nobel for You: Top 10 Nobel Snubs

◆ AIDS In 1988

◆ Montagnier, Barre-Sinoussi and zur Hausen Share Nobel

◆ One Quarter of World's Mammals Face Extinction

◆ Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

◆ Big Bang or Big Bounce?: New Theory on the Universe's Birth

◆ Global Warming: Beyond the Tipping Point

◆ Brain-Scan Cell Mystery Solved

◆ What is benzene?

◆ How to Fix the U.S. Financial Crisis

◆ Molecular Machines That Control Genes

◆ The Environmental Dangers of Backyard Fire Pits

◆ Using Plants Instead of Petroleum to Make Jet Fuel

◆ Brain Seeks Patterns Where None Exist

◆ Plastics in Our Diet: The Need for BPA Regulation

◆ Mothers and Children Unite Under 1Sky

◆ Cocaine Addiction Stems from Desire, Not the Drug

◆ Calendar: Mind Events in October and November

◆ Climate change may be sparking new and bigger 'dead zones'

◆ 1.1 million Americans infected with HIV: CDC

◆ Environmental Issues Divide Presidential Contenders

◆ Presidential Elections Up Car Crashes

◆ Buying Green: 7 Ecofriendly Products

◆ Bar Code of Life: DNA Tags Help Classify Animals

◆ Ask the Brains: Why Do We Laugh When Someone Falls?

BBC Science/Nature

◆ Mammals facing extinction threat

◆ Nobel prize for viral discoveries

◆ EU's climate package 'in crisis'

◆ Companies 'need green directors'

◆ Big cat kill caught on BBC webcam

◆ Greens welcome new climate dept

◆ Single jab cancer therapy backed

◆ Help red squirrels, public urged

◆ Brazil's air force picks up hundreds of lost penguins

◆ The 'knot' so astonishing research honoured with Ig Nobel Prizes

◆ Economic problems must not derail the Millennium Development Goals

◆ The plight of the bluefin

◆ Sick leave 'link to early death'

◆ Lord Drayson takes science brief

◆ Colonial clue to the rise of HIV

◆ UK physics in good health - study

◆ Lab animal pain 'needs detailing'

◆ UK urged to fund climate project

◆ Seed bank 'running out of funds'

◆ New twist in brain obesity riddle

◆ Malta 'bird slaughter' condemned

◆ Rare insect found safe on beach

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