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WIRED Science 24 May 2013 Dissolvable electronics could heal wounds and then dissappear

New Wireless Electronics Could Heal Wounds and Then Dissolve

WIRED Science 24 May 2013 How to watch this weekend's rare triple planet conjunction in the night sky

Planets Converge to Form Rare Glowing Triangle This Weekend

New Scientist 24 May 2013 Google's backpack-mounted Trekker cameras have boldly gone where no Streetview camera has gone before - the Galapagos

Google 'Trekker' cameras capture the Galapagos

WIRED Science 24 May 2013 RT @wiredspacephoto: Papparazo shot gets close-up with the famous Halley's comet

Wired Space Photo of the Day

New Scientist 24 May 2013 Joined-up thinking and fast action needed to avert a global water crisis

Act now to avert a global water crisis

WIRED Science 24 May 2013 New details emerge about the ignoble end of King Richard III

New Details on the Unroyal End of Richard III, ‘King in the Car Park’

TED News 24 May 2013 A Q&A with artist Naomi Natale as she heads to Washington to lay out One Million Bones for genocide remembrance.

Bones of remembrance: A Q&A with Naomi Natale about One Million Bones

Nature News&Commen 24 May 2013 Ultrashort laser pulses squeezed out of graphene

Ultrashort laser pulses squeezed out of graphene

DISCOVER Magazine 24 May 2013 3D printed space food may have all the nutrients, but it's still missing something: the joy of cooking by @kgreene

Printed Space Food: All the Calories, But Still Missing Something : Field Notes

New Scientist 24 May 2013 Today on New Scientist: how to learn like a child, bird flu, new theory of everything is probably nothing, and more

Today on New Scientist

Science Magazine 24 May 2013 What's behind the nasty side effects of sulfa drugs? #biochemistry #medicine

Tetrahydrobiopterin Biosynthesis as an Off-Target of Sulfa Drugs

DISCOVER Magazine 24 May 2013 A pacifier cleaned with parent's spit boosts a baby's immune system

Spit-Cleaned Pacifiers Boost Babies’ Immune Systems : D-brief

TED News 24 May 2013 8 lyrical #TED talks about the violin:

8 lyrical talks about the violin

New Scientist 24 May 2013 Are we on the cusp of an autistic revolution? Rise of the autistic workforce #autism (free reg)

Rise of the autistic workforce

WIRED Science 24 May 2013 The craziest news stories of humans and animals crossing paths this week

This Week’s Weirdest Wild Animal Incidents

DISCOVER Magazine 24 May 2013 Traveling this weekend? Just imagine how much better flying will be in 2052 [GALLERY]

Flying in the Year 2052: Fast, Cushy, and Efficient

New Scientist 24 May 2013 Learn some new tricks and stay smart with @newscientist: Save 20% by subscribing #longweekendreads

Old schooled: You never stop learning like a child

Nature News&Commen 24 May 2013 Strapped Texas cancer centre built pricey office suite for president’s wife

Strapped Texas cancer centre built pricey office suite for president’s wife

Science Magazine 24 May 2013 *Free* Editorial: Colin Norman, outgoing News Editor of Science, bids a fond farewell

A Fond Farewell

WIRED Science 24 May 2013 Citizen science project needs to you look at an enormous, gorgeous bug collection

Enormous Museum Collection of Insects Needs Your Help

Calestous Juma 24 May 2013 Debunking 'The Big Lie' About #GMO Crops

Debunking 'The Big Lie' About Genetically Engineered Crops

New Scientist 24 May 2013 Amateur astronomers #FTW! Backyard stargazers have bested the Hubble telescope #dwarfstar

Astrophile: Hobbyist stakeout solves dwarf star enigma

New Scientist 24 May 2013 Eric Weinstein has a theory of everything! But it is probably nothing

Weinstein's theory of everything is probably nothing