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Sticky tape perfect for DIY nanotech to kill bacteria  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-2-13 7:30)

Just peel and soak in the right solution to turn transparent adhesive tape into a nanoparticle film that kills bugs or even conducts electricity

Half a dozen molecules cause vital acid break-up  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-2-13 6:00)

Pinning down how and why acid molecules split in the presence of water could give insights into biochemistry and pollutants forming in the atmosphere

Mega-droughts predicted in the US will last decades  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-2-13 4:00)

Global warming will trigger historically unprecedented droughts lasting decades in central and southern US, perhaps leading to conflict over scarce water resources

Jurassic fossils reveal varied life of early mammals  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-2-13 4:00)

Huddling in the shadows of the Jurassic world wasn't enough for the first mammals– fossils from China show they dug, swam and climbed trees too

理研、エンハンサーの塩基変異も疾病の解析対象に、FANTOM5の成果をScience誌で発表  from 日経バイオテクONLINE  (2015-2-13 4:00)

理化学研究所が主宰する国際研究コンソーシアム「FANTOM」は、細胞分化や細胞応答の過程では、エンハンサーの活性化が最初に起こるイベントであることを見いだした。理研ライフサイエンス技術基盤研究センター（理研CLST）ゲノム情報解析チームのPiero Carninciチームリーダー/副センター長とErik Arner副チームリーダー、理研予防医療・診断技術開発プログラムの林崎良英プログラムディレクター（PD）らが、2015年2月13日にScience誌オンライン版で発表した。

Cuttlefish sex looks like twisted underwater embrace  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-2-13 3:04)

What looks like an underwater French kiss is in fact cuttlefish having sex. A video of their romance is revealing how males and females pick a mate

Today on New Scientist  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-2-13 2:45)

All the latest stories on newscientist.com: From self-driving cars to Neil Armstrong's moon-landing souvenirs and insect females fighting off male suitors

We can have more stuff without the guilt trip  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-2-13 2:30)

Many in rich countries worry about overconsumption exhausting the world's resources. But it's ethics rather than minerals that are in short supply

Oceans swallowed 13 million tonnes of plastic in 2010  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-2-13 2:12)

For the first time, we have a figure for how much plastic ends up in the ocean - and what's on the surface is nothing compared with what's underwater

Neil Armstrong's secret bag of moon-landing souvenirs  from New Scientist - Online news  (2015-2-13 1:30)

The astronaut's widow has given the US National Air and Space Museum a bag of hoarded knick-knacks, including the camera used to film his "one small step"