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Review: Don't Be Such a Scientist by Randy Olson  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-10-6 23:03)

Scientists could learn a lesson or two from Hollywood when it comes to talking to the public– plus Olson's five top tips for communication in his own words

Light work wins Nobel for electronics pioneers  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-10-6 22:52)

The Nobel prize in physics is shared by the inventors of optical fibres and of the chips that made digital cameras possible

Flu in pregnancy leaves a mean legacy  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-10-6 21:13)

From heart attacks to lower intelligence and less money, children born to women who catch flu while pregnant suffer later in life

Smart 'Lego' blocks take touch screens into 3D  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-10-6 20:51)

Touch screens can register intricate hand gestures– but only work in two dimensions. A new set of building blocks takes them into the third dimension

Review: Tormented Hope by Brian Dillon  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-10-6 19:56)

A collection of biographical sketches of notable hypochondriacs shows the disorder stems from a basic misunderstanding of the body

[ニュース] 魚の群れのように走る日産自動車「EPORO」〜目指すのは「ぶつからないクルマ」−CEATEC JAPAN 2  from Robot Watch  (2009-10-6 19:28)

Phantom storms: How our weather leaks into space  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-10-6 19:17)

The solar wind has died to a ghost of a breeze, so what's stirring up our satellites? A global study suggests it could be Earth's own atmosphere

[ニュース] 細い平均台を渡りバックできるようになったムラタセイコ〜村田製作所ブース−CEATEC JAPAN 2009  from Robot Watch  (2009-10-6 18:53)

[ニュース] CEATEC JAPAN 2009「HRP-4C 未夢」が「初音ミク」姿で歌う、ヤマハと産総研がコラボ  from Robot Watch  (2009-10-6 18:25)

My book is mine, not Google's  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-10-6 18:21)

The search giant says it just wants to give people access to out-of-print works, but its plans to scan millions of books are unfair to authors, says Jeff Hecht