January 11, 2013 Archives 
RealClearScience Morning Edition
China's 1-Child Policy Creates 'Little Emperors' - Stephanie Pappas, LiveSciIn Rich Countries, Men Closing Longevity Gap - The Economist
Why Do We Cry? - Michael Trimble, The Daily Beast
The New Age of Epigenetics - Timothy Spector, Project Syndicate
Infusion of Fake Feces Cures Gut Infections - Ed Yong, Phenomena
Earth Bacteria Can Survive in Mars Environment - Rebecca Boyle, PopSci
Slime Mold Forms 'Slug' to Escape Death - Christine Dell'Amore, Nat Geo
Phew. 2036 Asteroid Collision 'Effectively Ruled Out' - Cosmos Magazine
Why Leaping from a Virtual Reality Cliff Is Scary - Bonnie Tsui, PSMag
Why Are Lego Sets So Darned Expensive? - Rhett Allain, Wired
Newton Blog: Disease, Biodiversity & the Wealth of Nations
RealClearScience Afternoon Edition
How Did Humans Realize That Sex Makes Babies? - Bryan Lowder, SlateEarth's Oldest Mineral Has Mighty Story to Tell - Robert Krulwich, NPR
Russians Nab First Sample of Lake Vostok - Christina Reed, Discovery News
A Fungus That Scarfs Radiation - Andrew Thaler, Southern Fried Science
Breathalyzer Could Detect Tuberculosis - Philippa Warr, Wired UK
Neurocinematics: Your Brain on Movies - Rachel Nuwer, The Credits
RealClearScience The Latest Research
Virus Caught in the Act of Infecting a Cell - Science CodexNew Material Harvests Electricity from Water Vapor - MIT
The Mystery of the Curiously Dense Cloud - CalTech
A Rock Is a Clock: Physicist Uses Matter to Tell Time - UC Berkeley