Who's been having sex on the beach? How did Einstein do on his latest test? June 5-11 2017 #sciseekpicks #scicomm

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

• These Fish Are All About Sex on the Beach by Joshua Cassidy at Deep Look
• The Sad Sex Secret of Octopuses at The Blue Reporters
• Blight or Blessing? How the Wolverine Embodies Arctic Diversity by Glen Jeffries at Arctic Deeply
• Giving robots a sense of touch by Larry Hardesty at MIT News
• Einstein still annoyingly right as researchers weigh white dwarf by John Timmer at Ars Technica
• Encuentran la estrella “imposible” de Einstein cien años después by Antonio Martínez Ron at Vozpopuli Next
• Blistering Planet Hotter Than Many Stars by Kendra Redmond at Physics Buzz
• Watching a Volatile Stellar Relationship by Megan Watzke at Chandra X-Ray Observatory
• Potential building block of life found in very young star system by Dan Clery at Science
• Cancer and the human microbiome: an emerging interplay by Andrew Lynch at The Biochemist Blog
• Minnesota Measles by Steven Novella at Science-Based Medicine
• What naturopaths really want by Jann Bellamy at Science-Based Medicine
• How Sleep “Cleans” Your Brain and Fends Off Alzheimer’s Disease by Maya Gosztyla at AlzScience
• Brain scans may forecast autism in high-risk infants by Nicholette Zeliadt at Spectrum
• On psychological tests comparing 66 terrorists with controls one difference stood out by Christian Jarrett at British Psychological Society Research Digest
• Lorenz Adlung: slam poetry makes science more accessible by Sabine Louët at EuroScientist
• The Wheat from the Chaff by Sam Illingworth at The Poetry of Science
• Why Does Humanity Have a Doomsday Seed Vault? by Megan Ray Nichols at Schooled by Science
• Do plant seeds have brains? by Andrew Masterson at Cosmos Magazine

Check back next week for more great picks!