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Genes from algae allow blind mice to see  from New Scientist - Online News  (2011-4-14 2:00)

Blind people could one day have their sight restored thanks to a treatment that borrows a gene from an unlikely source? algae ? and installs it into the retina

A trinity of mind-bending art at Harvard  from New Scientist - Online News  (2011-4-14 1:56)

Though its link to Dante's epic poem is tenuous at best, Harvard's Divine Comedy exhibit challenges perceptions and rewards thoughtful observers

Mind controls: A traffic cop on the nerve superhighway  from New Scientist - Online News  (2011-4-14 0:57)

The vagus nerve connects your brain to many major organs. Stimulating it can treat epilepsy and depression– and might even curb overeating (full text available to subscribers)

Simon Baron-Cohen: I want to banish evil  from New Scientist - Online News  (2011-4-13 23:54)

The autism researcher explains why labelling people "evil" is unhelpful? and argues for a more objective measure of people's capacity for cruelty (full text available to subscribers)

A single source for clean water and fuel  from New Scientist - Online News  (2011-4-13 21:47)

Sewage-munching algae may soon be hard at work, cleaning up wastewater and producing fuel, all in one go

People-watching dogs know who to ask for treats  from New Scientist - Online News  (2011-4-13 21:17)

Dogs are more likely to ask someone for a biscuit if they've witnessed their generous behaviour

Trying on the headsets that can read your mind  from New Scientist - Online News  (2011-4-13 21:05)

You can play interactive games by thought alone thanks to a new brainwave-reading headset? but is it any good? And what's the competition like?

Mind controls: Electrodes sitting on the brain's surface  from New Scientist - Online News  (2011-4-13 20:05)

Epidural cortical stimulation is a halfway house: you do get a hole in your head, but no wires in the brain, and it has helped severely depressed people

Snapshots from a cosmonaut's photo album  from New Scientist - Online News  (2011-4-13 19:40)

A new collection of photographs takes us on a journey to the Russian space centres that made Yuri Gagarin's historic achievement possible

Catcher in the sky: The search for mystery matter  from New Scientist - Online News  (2011-4-13 18:48)

Does the universe really hold hidden seams of primordial antimatter, dark matter and even "strange matter"? A massive orbital detector is set to find out (full text available to subscribers)