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Spidery star factory gets multi-wavelength makeover
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-4-21 0:58)
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A new multi-wavelength view of the tarantula nebula shows the X-rays released by supernova blasts as well as visible and infrared light
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Climate change will make conservation even pricier
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-4-21 0:05)
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If you think saving endangered species is expensive now, just wait a few decades. Climate change may double the cost of protected areas by 2100
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Astrophile: an alien sunrise just like Earth's
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-4-21 0:02)
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Astrophile: In the search for other Earths, the main goal is to find a planet the same size as ours in the habitable zone. We may have found a candidate sun
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New hacktivist sect emerges from Anonymous
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-4-20 22:33)
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MalSec has announced its intentions to fight internet censorship, but promises to keep innocent people safe this time
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Feedback: So secret it's signposted
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-4-20 21:41)
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How to find a secret bunker, beyond 3D cinema, greetings after your recent death, and more
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We're closing in on consciousness in the brain
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-4-20 21:35)
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Brain "observatories" may solve the puzzle of how material brains create an intangible world of love, colour, taste and fantasy, says Christof Koch (full text available to subscribers)
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Prickly personality of Rosalind Franklin
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-4-20 20:56)
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Rosalind Franklin's sister shares family insights on the scientist who helped discover DNA. PLUS: Physics conundrums and what we'll eat in the future
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Zoologger: Meet the polar bear's replacement
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-4-20 20:28)
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As the sea ice retreats, the little-known Greenland shark could take the polar bear's place as the top Arctic predator
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Green Machine: Undersea air bags store wind power
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-4-20 20:19)
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Inflatable bladders anchored to the sea floor could store excess energy in the form of compressed air, helping to make wind power more reliable
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JSTさきがけの矢尾育子・関西医大講師ら、質量分析イメージングでアセチルコリンの脳内分布を可視化（ニュ�
from 日経バイオテクONLINE
(2012-4-20 19:05)
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科学技術振興機構（JST）の戦略的創造研究推進事業さきがけ（個人型研究）で「質量顕微鏡法による神経伝達物質のイメージング」という研究課題に取り組んでいる関西医科大学医学部の矢尾育子講師らは、神経伝達物質の1つであるアセチルコリンの脳神経細胞における分布を可視化することに成功した成果を、ドイツAnaltical and Bioanalytical Chemistry誌のオンライン版で発表する。JSTの杉浦悠毅さきがけ専任研究者（慶応義塾大学に所属）が筆頭著者、矢尾講師が責任著者のオープンアクセスの論文が近く公開になる。この解析に用いた質量分析装置は、近畿大学農学部に設置してあるものを用い、データ解析は浜松医科大学で行った。近畿大と浜松医大の研究者も論文の連名著者だ。
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