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| Friday Illusion: Turning wheel seems to jump backwards from New Scientist - Online News (2011-5-21 1:00) |
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In a new brain trick, a turning circle appears to skip in the opposite direction
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| What's the most important object in cosmology? from New Scientist - Online News (2011-5-20 23:44) |
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One astronomer is to make a case for the star that led Edwin Hubble to realise the cosmos is bigger than imagined
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| Sound of sex could alert internet porn filter from New Scientist - Online News (2011-5-20 23:13) |
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Signal processing that can tell the audio from pornographic videos from normal speech or music could be used to filter out "adult" content
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| Paralysed man regains control of his legs from New Scientist - Online News (2011-5-20 22:06) |
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Watch a man with a spinal cord injury stand up and move his legs thanks to a pioneering treatment
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| Milky Way faces mid-life crisis from New Scientist - Online News (2011-5-20 21:41) |
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Our home galaxy is in decline, with the bulk of its star formation behind it, a new study suggests
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| Feedback: Sniffex fails to sniff explosives from New Scientist - Online News (2011-5-20 21:14) |
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No, this is a bomb; Mrs Gardner's prostate problem; Tesco delivers 2 millennia late; and more (full text available to subscribers)
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| Do early gut problems set the brain up for depression? from New Scientist - Online News (2011-5-20 21:12) |
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Understanding how gut infections could lead to depression and what genes are involved could lead to better personalised medicine
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| Gene for tooth enamel could prevent decay from New Scientist - Online News (2011-5-20 21:03) |
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Understanding how enamel is made may lead to an alternative treatment for cavities
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| Wired-up brains will offer out-of-body experiences from New Scientist - Online News (2011-5-20 18:46) |
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With the right interface, our brains can adopt all sorts of prosthetics as our own, says Miguel Nicolelis – letting us escape our physical constraints (full text available to subscribers)
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| The grand delusion: Who's in control? from New Scientist - Online News (2011-5-20 18:31) |
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The more we learn about the brain, the less plausible it becomes that we have free will (full text available to subscribers)
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