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Warship's ram reveals how ancient Greeks made weapons  from New Scientist - Online news  (2013-4-6 2:01)

A new analysis is revealing how ancient Greeks made hefty metal rams for their warships        

Today on New Scientist: 5 April 2013  from New Scientist - Online news  (2013-4-6 2:00)

All the latest stories on newscientist.com, including: first Americans, smartphones keep baby milk safe, infinite maze in your living room, and more        

Little ripples make syrup stringy  from New Scientist - Online news  (2013-4-6 1:52)

Ever wondered why syrup forms long strands when you pour it? It's all down to how thick it is– but not for the reasons you might think        

Virtual reality creates infinite maze in a single room  from New Scientist - Online news  (2013-4-6 1:26)

Your bedroom just got infinite? a VR headset and body-tracking system generates an endless virtual space within the confines of a real physical place        

Dino stars of Jurassic Park to remain featherless  from New Scientist - Online news  (2013-4-6 1:21)

Despite mounting evidence that many dinosaurs were feathered, the director of Jurassic Park 4 appears set on keeping them leathery        

New flu strain's genes probed as China culls poultry  from New Scientist - Online news  (2013-4-6 0:01)

Thousands of birds have been slaughtered in Shanghai to try to contain a new H7N9 bird flu strain that may have a mutation helping it to infect mammals        

第84回日本農学大会、資本主義と成長なき時代【日経バイオテクONLINE Vol.1866】  from 日経バイオテクONLINE  (2013-4-6 0:00)

こんにちは。毎月第1金曜日と第3金曜日、第5金曜日の日経バイオテクONLINEメールの編集部原稿も担当しております日経バイオテクONLINEアカデミック版編集長の河田孝雄です。

Amyris社、Total社およびCosan社とのパートナーシップの進展を発表  from 日経バイオテクONLINE  (2013-4-6 0:00)

米Amyris社は2013年4月1日、フランスTotal社ならびにブラジルCosan社との提携関係の進捗状況について発表した。

Migration mystery: Who were the first Americans?  from New Scientist - Online news  (2013-4-6 0:00)

We thought we knew who first set foot in the Americas, but new evidence means the question of our last great migration is wide open again (full text available to subscribers)        

Corals can survive warmer seas if humans don't meddle  from New Scientist - Online news  (2013-4-5 22:45)

Global warming bleaches and kills coral, but reefs can recover if their environment is pristine and free of human impacts such as pollution