ScienceSeeker Editor's Selections February 8-14 2016 #sciseekpicks #scicomm

Each week, the ScienceSeeker editors pick their favorite posts within their respective areas of interest and expertise. Here is a round-up of the Science Seeker Editors’ Selections for the past week:

• Physics Buzz: Not Just Waves but Black Holes (Go LIGO!!) by 'Mathlete' at Physics Buzz
• The discovery of gravitational waves is the perfect opportunity for the Nobel Prize committee to change its rules by Ash Jogalekar at The Curious Wavefunction
• The best advice on Zika virus and pregnancy is to know the unknowns by Laura Sanders at Growth Curve
• Zika and Rubella: Lessons from Our Past Must Inform Our Future by Robert Marion at The Doctor's Tablet
• Darwin Day and the Birth Certificate of Cell Biology by John Fleischman at ASCB
• Happy Darwin Day! by Joe Hanson at It's Okay to Be Smart
• Meet the Robin Hood of Science by Simon Oxenham at Neurobonkers
• Too many neurons spoil the memory by Mo Costandi at Neurophilosophy
• Pinpointing loneliness in the brain by Anne Trafton at MIT News
• This Is Your Memory on Love by Julia Shaw at Scientific American Mind guest blog 
• Expanding Coercive Treatment Is The Wrong Solution For The Opioid Crisis by Leo Beletsky, Wendy Parmet, and Ameet Sarpatwari at Bill of Health
• Winter Brain, Summer Brain: Seasonality in Brain Responses? by Neuroskeptic 
• How Does Language Work? by Blair Bolles at Babel's Dawn  
• A Tour of Pictor A at Chandra X-ray Observatory
• Greenland ice sheets losing ability to absorb meltwater by Neha Jain at Goodnight Earth
• Why Spider Man Can't Exist, Geckos Can by Kate Stone at GotScience.Org
• Breaking Down Sugars by Jessica Karch, Maxine Nelson at The STEM Chicks 
• Regenerating a broken heart by Samantha Payne at Signals Blog 
• Dobzhansky: Bug collecting and the Modern Synthesis by Cristy Gelling at Genes to Genome 

Check back next week for more great picks!