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General Science : 2015May03Sunday

The Ars Technica guide to science policy for the 2015 UK general election - Ars Technica

Counterpoint: There are no conspiracies on sugar, or food science in general - Minneapolis Star Tribune

Who has a real vision for science in Britain's general election? - The Guardian

Surgeon General Vivek Murthy On Gun Control, Vaccines And Science - Iowa Public Radio

General Science Teaching Job in Somerset - Teaching Personnel

Bob McDonald finalist for Science in Society General Book Award - CBC.ca

Top 13 Science Books For The General Reader: Why Stop There? - Forbes

Should science be on the agenda for the general election? - ScienceBlog.com (blog)

Every College Student Should Take a Computer Science Course - Huffington Post

ArtsBeat | World Science Festival Announces Schedule - New York Times (blog)

Top Science : 2015May03Sunday

Human-inspired robot takes a brisk walk in the grass

Chemists cook up three atom-thick electronic sheets

Black holes gorging at excessive rates

Lava Lake Loki on Jupiter's moon Io, up close

Flowing against the stream: Inanimate beads behave in lifelike ways

Long-term galactic cosmic ray exposure leads to dementia-like cognitive impairments

Global decline of large herbivores may lead to an 'empty landscape'

NASA's New Horizons detects surface features, possible polar cap on Pluto

NASA Completes MESSENGER Mission with Expected Impact on Mercury's Surface

Pulsar with widest orbit ever detected

Space & Physics : 2015May03Sunday

7 Remarkable Lessons from Messenger's Mission to Mercury

Researchers Come Closer Than Ever to Defining Our Place in Space

The Many Resurrections of the Hubble Space Telescope

These Adorable Rodents Are Democratic Snugglers

The Fertile Crescent of Space Exploration

Scientists Prepare to Study Samples from Mars

Rosetta Gets Up Close With a Comet

Go With the Flow

No Such Thing as a Black Hole?

Alan Stern on Pluto’s Wonders, New Horizons’ Lost Twin, and That Whole "Dwarf Planet" Thing

Discover Science: 2015May03Sunday

Immersive Storytelling Outside of Virtual Reality

Spontaneous Events Drive Brain Functional Connectivity?

Mars Astronauts Could Suffer Brain Damage From Cosmic Rays

‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ and the Risks of Artificial Intelligence

This Might Be The Fastest Quadcopter You've Ever Seen

Lizards in Long-Term Relationships Can Skip the Foreplay

7 Remarkable Lessons from Messenger's Mission to Mercury

Quackery & Poison: A Ballsy Procedure

Entire City of Kathmandu and Surroundings May Have Been Thrust More Than Two Feet Upward by Nepal Earthquake

Sexist Peer Review and The Role of Editors

Science Daily: 2015May03Sunday

Generic transplant drugs as good as brand name, experts say

Human-inspired robot takes a brisk walk in the grass

Chemists cook up three atom-thick electronic sheets

Tough laws to stop the trade of endangered wildlife 'not enough'

Marshes, reefs, beaches can enhance coastal resilience

Black holes gorging at excessive rates

Young people think friends are more at risk of cyberbullying

New test predicts sudden cardiac death in hemodialysis patients

Seafloor sensors record possible eruption of underwater volcano

Ocean fronts improve climate and fishery production, study finds

Space Science: 2015May03Sunday

Black holes gorging at excessive rates

Lava Lake Loki on Jupiter's moon Io, up close

Long-term galactic cosmic ray exposure leads to dementia-like cognitive impairments

NASA's New Horizons detects surface features, possible polar cap on Pluto

NASA Completes MESSENGER Mission with Expected Impact on Mercury's Surface

Pulsar with widest orbit ever detected

New exoplanet too big for its star challenges ideas about how planets form

Twenty exoplanets are now available for naming proposals

Eagle Nebula: The Pillars of Creation revealed in 3-D

New solar telescope unveils the complex dynamics of sunspots' dark cores