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| [ニュース] 大阪にて「RTビジネス研究会」9月11日から開催〜RTにおけるデータ活用手法 全4回連続講座 from Robot Watch (2008-9-9 19:32) |
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| [ニュース] 「KYOSHOアスレチクス・ヒューマノイドCUP」公式記録会が9月14日に開催〜大阪日本橋 J&Pテクノ� from Robot Watch (2008-9-9 19:09) |
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| Why kids don't know if mum's coming or going from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-9 18:41) |
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A person's gait not only reveals their gender, age and mood, it also seems to prime us to hang on to women and be wary of men
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| Aboriginals and academics bury bones of contention from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-9 18:12) |
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A ground-breaking collaboration shows how returning ancestral bones to indigenous communities can actually boost research
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| [ニュース] 「ROBO-ONEお手伝いロボット決勝戦」開催〜川崎の地下街でロボットが「初めてのおつかい」にチ� from Robot Watch (2008-9-9 16:59) |
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| Gender differences seen in brain connections from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-9 6:00) |
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Men and women seem to have different densities of synapses in one region of the brain?the finding could help explain cognitive differences between the sexes
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| Unborn babies fight back against malaria infection from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-9 6:00) |
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Malarial infections of the placenta put millions of babies at risk, but some fetuses have found a way to combat the disease
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| Did we out-breed slow-maturing Neanderthals? from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-9 6:00) |
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Skull reconstructions suggest we might have traded some intelligence for smaller, cheaper brains that meant we could reproduce faster
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| 'Water bears' are first animal to survive space vacuum from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-9 1:50) |
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The tiny invertebrates, also known as tardigrades, survived in the vacuum of space for 10 days
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| 'Water bears' are first animal to survive vacuum of space from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-9-9 1:50) |
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The tiny invertebrates, also known as tardigrades, survived in the vacuum of space for 10 days
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