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日経バイオテク9月23日号「World Trend アジア」、中国における進出のリスクとメリット、GSK China社で激震
from 日経バイオテクONLINE
(2013-9-26 7:37)
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事の発端は2013年7月、中国警察が英GlaxoSmithKline（GSK）社の中国子会社、GSK China社の重役数人を、贈賄容疑で拘束したことだ。同社の薬を優先的に医師に処方させるよう、およそ700の旅行業者を通じ、賄賂をばらまいていたのだという。GSK China社が賄賂に使った金額は、調べがついているだけで30億元（およそ490億円）という気合の入れようだ。
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日経バイオテク9月23日号「World Trend グローバル」、アグリバイオ大手が積極投資、人口増や異常気象で高�
from 日経バイオテクONLINE
(2013-9-26 7:34)
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欧米のアグリバイオ大手が積極的な投資に打って出ている。途上国を中心とする人口増加や世界各地での異常気象の頻発を背景に、穀物の高収量化に対する需要が高まっているからだ。特に経済成長の期待される途上国を対象とした投資が目立つ。
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Man controls new prosthetic leg using thought alone
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-9-26 6:00)
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Rerouting important sensory nerves during a leg amputation has allowed a man to walk and climb stairs again using his robotic limb
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Fish oils don't boost brain power
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-9-26 5:00)
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Oft championed as brain boosters, omega-3s from nuts and fish don't seem to improve memory or motor skills in older women
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First interactive map of galaxy's habitable planets
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-9-26 2:00)
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Using data from NASA's Kepler Space Telescope, New Scientist has made a map of the stars that might host roughly Earth-sized, potentially habitable planets
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Fish fossil suggests our skeleton evolved face first
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-9-26 2:00)
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A 419-million-year-old fish with an exquisitely preserved set of jawbones is challenging the way we think about the evolution of modern skeletons? and sharks
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Astrophile: Early Earth was a hot young smoker
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-9-26 2:00)
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Before plate tectonics kicked in, our planet was a lot like Jupiter's volcanic moon, Io, spewing lava through heat pipes that built our strong, rigid crust
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First nanotube computer could spark carbon revolution
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-9-26 2:00)
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Watch out, silicon: the first computer made from carbon nanotubes has finally crunched its first numbers
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Today on New Scientist
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-9-26 1:45)
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All the latest on newscientist.com: black hole blast that prehistoric humans saw, vive le carbon tax, grizzly cameraman, real-world Civilisation and more
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NASA revives Starshade to let Earth-like worlds shine
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-9-26 0:29)
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The idea of using a space umbrella to shade a telescope from an alien sun is back on the table? a mock-up was recently unfurled for the first time
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