Nature News highlights: 25 June 2015

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25 June 2015       nature news alert • Read Nature's news online • Subscribe to Nature Your weekly update from Nature's global news team.             • Latest News               Radiant reefs found deep in the Red Sea ▶ 24 June 2015     Corals may glow yellow, orange and red to improve light conditions for algae. Read More ▶             Severe weather linked more strongly to global warming ▶ 24 June 2015     Climatologists propose different approach to detect human role in extreme events. Read More ▶             Landmark court ruling tells Dutch government to do more on climate change ▶ 24 June 2015     Verdict hailed as setting precedent for legal action to force greenhouse-gas emission cuts. Read More ▶               • More Stories               The week in science: 19–25 June ▶ 24 June 2015     High seas to receive legal protection; US national-security lab appoints first woman head; and Europe's Earth-observation satellite launches. Read More ▶             Neuroscience: The hard science of oxytocin ▶ 24 June 2015     As researchers work out how oxytocin affects the brain, the hormone is shedding its reputation as a simple cuddle chemical. Read More ▶             Podcast: Jurassic World, dinosaur names and DNA from an ancient American  ▶ 24 June 2015     Nature's reporters and editors chat about science in the news. Read More ▶             Earth science wrestles with conflict-of-interest policies ▶ 24 June 2015     Industry-funding controversies highlight lack of standards among field's journals. Read More ▶             Judge by actions, not words ▶ 23 June 2015     Sexist comments made by my former boss Tim Hunt are not an indication that he is biased against women, argues Alessia Errico. Read More ▶             Europe's superlab: Sir Paul's cathedral ▶ 23 June 2015     When the Francis Crick Institute opens in London this year, it will be Europe's largest biomedical research centre. Can director Paul Nurse make this gamble pay off for UK science? Read More ▶             Bacteria may help bats to fight deadly fungus ▶ 23 June 2015     As white-nose syndrome spreads, researchers are trialling ways to stop colonies from collapsing. Read More ▶             Intriguing geology of Ceres revealed in new pictures ▶ 22 June 2015     NASA mission shows dwarf planet's surface in rich detail. Read More ▶             Urban microbes come out of the shadows ▶ 22 June 2015     Genomic sequences reveal cities' teeming masses of bacteria and viruses. Read More ▶             Europe's first humans: what scientists do and don't know ▶ 22 June 2015     DNA studies are uprooting our understanding of prehistoric times. Read More ▶             Computer fact-checker and news reader grab attention online ▶ 19 June 2015     Chatter on social media highlights two instances of computers taking on human tasks — and then turns to cat videos, of course. Read More ▶             Nuclear monitoring agency reaches out to scientists ▶ 19 June 2015     Geophysicist Lassina Zerbo discusses the goals of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization, and how researchers are using his organization's data. Read More ▶                       New to NPG from Apr 2015 Co-published by Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences (SIBS), Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) and Nature Publishing Group, Sister Journal to Cell Research. 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