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SpaceX launches DNA sequencer and new docking port to the ISS  from New Scientist - News  (2016-7-18 18:47)

A Falcon 9 rocket has just blasted off?NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, launching a Dragon capsule to the ISS before landing back on the ground

How to become a citizen archaeologist tracking Stone-Age Britons  from New Scientist - News  (2016-7-18 17:00)

On England’s cold shores, citizen archaeologists spot artefacts before tides sweep them away forever. Join in and you might change history, finds Joshua Howgego

アルツハイマー病超早期介入の世界の専門家が東京に集結  from 日経バイオテクONLINE  (2016-7-18 0:00)

東京大学大学院医学研究科神経病理学分野・附属病院早期・探索開発推進室の岩坪威教授らが、8月23日（13時〜18時）に東京大学伊藤記念ホールでアルツハイマー病の超早期介入をテーマにした国際シンポジウムを開催する。アルツハイマー病は発症してからでは根本的メカニズムを標的とした薬物（疾患修飾薬）が効き難く、より早期の介入効果に期待が集まっている。超早期介入の世界の趨勢、さらに日本ではこれらをどのように進めていくべきか、そのために必要な官民パートナーシップのあり方なども討議される予定だ。

Hololens augmented reality to foil hack attacks in factories  from New Scientist - News  (2016-7-16 15:00)

AR headsets help workers by letting them tap into skills they don't have, visually guiding them to solve physical problems using expertise from people who aren't there

Kiss of death marks young ant rivals for worker kill squad  from New Scientist - News  (2016-7-16 1:41)

Rather than killing youthful competitors themselves, some male ants get their nest-mates to do it for them

Smarter police interviews could help reduce racial tension  from New Scientist - News  (2016-7-16 1:14)

Institutional racism happens one decision at a time. Improving police dispatcher training might help stop police officers making bad decisions based on race

Mysterious swoosh caused by pulsars hugging companions close  from New Scientist - News  (2016-7-16 1:01)

A pair of dead stars give off bizarre radio signals, which could be the calling card of ultra-dense companions orbiting them at near the speed of light

Baby stars grow big and strong by eating their own burst bubbles  from New Scientist - News  (2016-7-16 0:51)

A new simulation suggests the most massive stars in the universe got so big by taking advantage of the same physics that makes mushroom clouds

Are humans still evolving? Growing evidence suggests we are  from New Scientist - News  (2016-7-15 23:48)

Natural selection was long thought over for humans, but new work relating education and reproductive success indicates it is still at work, says John Hawks

First evidence that GM mosquitoes reduce disease  from New Scientist - News  (2016-7-15 23:13)

A trial in Brazil suggests that the approach not only reduces the number of mosquitoes, it also reduces the number of people who get dengue