January 30, 2013 Archives 
RealClearScience Morning Edition
Coffee Fungus Rages Through Central America - Daniel Cressey, NaturePoisoning Spouses Isn't Just for Wives - Deborah Blum, Wired
What Doctors Can Learn from Mummy Autopsies - Faye Flam, WaPo
Prison Can Teach Some to Be Better Criminals - Shankar Vedantam, NPR
Very Strange Example of Cooperation Among Spiders - The Economist
How to Create Fast Beam of Neutral Atoms - Matthew Francis, Ars Tech.
'Mars Time' Once Triggered a Mutiny at NASA - Katie Worth, SciAm
To Survive Siberia, It Helps to Have Good Genes - Michael Balter, Science
Identity of Famous 19th-Century Brain Found - Tia Ghose, Live Science
Ben Franklin: Connoisseur of Fart Jokes - Lucas Reilly, Mental Floss
Journal Club: Is It Vital to Eat Food Soon After Exercise?
RealClearScience Afternoon Edition
Your Pricey Seafood Is Likely a Cheap Imitation - Eric Wagner, SlateWhy You Wake Up Early After a Night of Drinking - Robert Gonzalez, io9
New Nanomaterial Is Harder than a Diamond - Nathan Hurst, Wired
Metamaterials Model the Multiverse - MIT Technology Review
Doctors Can Feel Their Patients' Pain - Bonnie Prescott, Harvard Gazette
Thomas Nagel Is Unimpressed with Science - John Horgan, SciAm
RealClearScience The Latest Research
Beer's Bitter Molecules Help Brew New Medicines - Univ. of WashingtonLife-Saving Meds May Be at Bottom of Sea - Oregon Health & Science Univ.
Iron-Oxidizing Bacteria Tricked into 'Eating' Electrons - ASM
Could an Exotic Form of Silicon Improve Solar Cells? - UC-Davis