Light Reading

Just a couple of articles this week. Come back next week for more!

Competitors can pose more of a threat than predators
EAWAG: Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology. Science Daily (27 November 2015)

El Niño warming causes significant coral damage in central Pacific
Georgia Institute of Technology. Science Daily (1 December 2015)

Japan to resume whaling in defiance of international court ruling
Nala Rogers. Science (30 November 2015)

Protection of our marine life needs more than marine protected areas, we need to make it resilient
Swansea University. Science Daily (23 November 2015)

Rapid plankton growth in ocean seen as sign of carbon dioxide loading

Johns Hopkins University. Science Daily (27 November 2015)

Other interesting articles articles:

Biologists create more precise molecular scissors for genome editing

Heidi Ledford. Nature (1 December 2015)

Scans prove there’s no such thing as a ‘male’ or ‘female’ brain

Jessica Hamzelou. New Scientist (30 November 2015)

Vote for your scientific breakthrough of the year winner!
Robert Coontz. Science (1 December 2015)