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Zoologger: She's mine! Wasps tag virgins for future sex
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-1-5 0:55)
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Faced with intense competition from their peers, male Ooencyrtus kuvanae wasps line up a harem of partners ahead of time
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Unmasking the cyber saboteurs, whoever they are
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-1-5 0:28)
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Technology that maps the family trees of malware could deter governments from Stuxnet-style attacks
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AI 'lifeguard' could save young swimmers from drowning
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-1-5 0:04)
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An artificial-intelligence system is learning to recognise the panicky movements people make when they are drowning
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Your consciousness is your affair, says drug crusader
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-1-4 22:17)
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We need to probe the effects of narcotics and rewrite our drug laws, says Amanda Feilding , who set up her own think tank to do just that (full text available to subscribers)
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Feedback: Magnetic socks for cyclists
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-1-4 21:44)
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The wonders of performance-enhancing socks, non-existent food, motionless electrons, and more (full text available to subscribers)
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2013年記者の目、各企業の施策が問われる年に
from 日経バイオテクONLINE
(2013-1-4 21:19)
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2013年は、製薬企業にとってどのような年なのであろうか。グローバル企業は、主力製品の特許失効に備えるために豊富な手元資金を使い、企業買収を繰り返してきた。国内市場を中心に展開する中堅企業も導入戦略に力を入れ、さまざまな手を打ってきた。2013年は、ひとまずは薬価改定の無い年、各社の施策の成否も問われる年になると見ている。今年の各社の注目点を挙げてみたい。
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Titan holds clue to faint young sun paradox
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-1-4 20:55)
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The early Earth should have been icy due to a colder sun, but an atmosphere like that of one of Saturn's moons could have warmed it
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Rewinding reality: How you can change the past
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-1-4 20:09)
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Watch how you could alter events after the fact thanks to peculiar quirks of quantum physics
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Stomach sucker patent brings yuck factor to dieting
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-1-4 20:00)
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Instead of restricting stomach volume with gastric bypass and banding techniques, why not let morbidly obese people eat all they can?
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Soft, strong and long: The story of toilet paper
from New Scientist - Online news
(2013-1-4 19:00)
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If the medical establishment had got its way, we would still be wiping our behinds on newspaper (full text available to subscribers)
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