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[ニュース] 「けいはんな社会的知能発生学研究会公開シンポジウム」レポート  from Robot Watch  (2007-3-8 0:31)

Male circumcision to fight HIV poses risk to women  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-7 22:49)

Circumcising men can halve their risk of contracting HIV?but early data from a trial in Uganda suggests great care is needed to avoid risk to their partners

[ニュース] 【第53話】第3回KONDO CUPリポート  from Robot Watch  (2007-3-7 19:27)

[ニュース] 『ロボット創造教育』シンポジウム・レポート  from Robot Watch  (2007-3-7 19:19)

Lint rollers may collect dangerous Moon dust  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-7 7:32)

The sticky rollers familiar to pet owners on Earth are among the many tools NASA may use to keep lunar dust from harming future astronauts

Atkins diet marginally better than rivals  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-7 6:00)

And despite worries over the fat content of the diet, the Atkins group had the best?good?cholesterol, fat levels and blood pressure after one year

Bush to back bioethanol - but benefits are in the balance  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-7 3:37)

The US president is expected to announce an international trading platform?but it's too soon to say if the fuel can help fight global warming

In obesity, the brain is unaware of body fat  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-7 3:11)

A high-fat diet may lead to the loss of appetite control by desensitising the brain to certain hormones, a new mouse study suggests

Panorama reveals thousands of growing galaxies  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-7 3:00)

Images from eight of the world's top observatories have been woven together to create a rich tapestry of 150,000 galaxies

'Drag and drop' interface simplifies laser microscopy  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-7 2:53)

The new device allows even non-experts manipulate microscopic objects easily, through an intuitive computer interface