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丸まったり走ったり、ダンゴムシにインスパイアされたロボット「Pillbot 2」 韓国KAIST
from 森山和道
(2014-5-31 16:28)
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ラプターロボット に続いて再び 韓国KAIST 。
丸まったり走ったり、動きがまさにダンゴムシです。
以前のPillbotよりも小型に。
ダンゴムシの本 まるまる一冊だんごむしガイド~探し方、飼い方、生態まで
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月面で資源掘削するためのロボット「RASSOR」
from 森山和道
(2014-5-31 16:10)
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IEEE Spectrum
Robots Will Pave the Way to Mars
Technologies that exploit space resources will finally open up the solar system to human exploration
Getting mass into the right shape is one of the goals of NASA’s Swamp Works. The laboratory, based at Kennedy Space Center, in Merritt Island, Fla., occupies a building where Apollo astronauts once trained; it now boasts perhaps the world’s largest collection of “lunar simulant”?artificial moon dirt. Some 120 tons of the stuff, detritus of a mining operation in Black Point, Ariz., sit in a glass-walled room. Here physicist Philip Metzger and his colleagues test the Regolith Advanced Surface Systems Operations Robot, or RASSOR, a rugged-looking industrial rover the size of a bumper car. RASSOR is more or less rectangular when stretched out. At each end, a pair of pivoting arms holds a long, hollow, rotating drum, studded with shovel-shaped openings. For digging leverage against the moon’s reduced gravity, these drum ...
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Scotland: What if independence goes horribly wrong?
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-5-31 2:30)
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A?perfect storm of shifting demographics, dwindling oil and poor health could ultimately leave an independent Scotland worse off than the rest of the UK
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The US is right to indict China's state hacker unit
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-5-31 2:00)
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The US is hoping to shock China into talks over its industrial cyber espionage programme, says foreign relations expert Fred Kaplan
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Today on New Scientist
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-5-31 1:30)
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All the latest on newscientist.com: mind control the Candy Crush way, four futures for Scotland, suicide sensor, how Richard III got his spine and more
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Plastic rubbish takes egg's place in albatross nest
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-5-31 1:00)
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Plastic from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch is finding its way into albatross nests– and can prove lethal to their young
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American chestnut set for genetically modified revival
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-5-31 0:30)
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New strains of American chestnuts are resistant to a devastating fungus and pass on resistance to their offspring, suggesting that the trees can be restored
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Pirates incoming! Ship radar keeps watch and hits back
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-5-31 0:15)
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A system called WatchStander looks for small vessels aiming to intercept ships, automatically sounding an alarm or launching countermeasures
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アステラス製薬が細胞培養型インフルワクチンを承認申請、UMNファーマと共同開発
from 日経バイオテクONLINE
(2014-5-30 23:58)
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アステラス製薬は2014年5月30日、組み換えインフルエンザHAワクチンASP7374（旧開発コードはUMN-0502）を厚生労働省に承認申請した。適応はインフルエンザの予防である。
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【機能性食品 Vol.141】栄養・食糧学会が北海道で開幕、エピジェネティクス研究会で若山教授が講演
from 日経バイオテクONLINE
(2014-5-30 23:00)
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今日（5月30日）から、北海道に来ております。今日から3日間、札幌市と江別市
で開催第68回日本栄養・食糧学会年会を取材しています。
今朝はまず、ゲノム編集技術の規制問題について、Trends in Biotechnology誌
（インパクトファクター9.660）で4月19日に論文を発表した、北海道大学安全衛生
本部生物系担当特任准教授の石井哲也さんに、お話しをうかがいました。
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