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Brain can juggle eight balls at once  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-11-1 22:01)

People can track twice as many moving objects as previously thought?a finding that might have implications for video games and air traffic controllers

Computers called in to save Chinese opera  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-11-1 20:54)

Researchers hope to create a record of the ancient art form by creating 3D computer models of faces that move to match audio recordings

Let California burn, say experts  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-11-1 20:24)

There is accumulating evidence that rather than suppressing fire, we should allow it to return to the role it used to play in Californian ecosystems

Is herpes making Alzheimer's worse?  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-11-1 19:00)

Herpes is implicated in the most common form of the disease?especially among those with a key gene?raising hopes for preventative treatments

[ニュース] ロボラボ「次世代ロボット実証実験支援事業」プロジェクトに新たに3件を採択  from Robot Watch  (2007-11-1 16:09)

[ニュース] 「サービスロボット初級安全技術者認定講座」が2008年より開始〜IRSおよび安全工学研究所が認定  from Robot Watch  (2007-11-1 15:38)

NASA vows to release aviation safety survey  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-11-1 8:25)

Under fire for withholding information, NASA says it will make public a survey suggesting that near-collisions are more common than thought

Inbred cat provides first feline genome  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-11-1 8:00)

An Abyssinian cat named Cinnamon is the first feline to have her genome sequenced?the work may help studies of diseases shared with humans

'Silent' abnormalities lurk within ageing brains  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-11-1 6:00)

One in eight people over 45 has an undiagnosed problem in the brain that could pose future health risks, finds a study

Magnetic fields may stop young stars self-destructing  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-11-1 3:00)

Helical magnetic fields around embryonic stars may vent away gas and dust, stopping the star accruing too much mass Presented By Communicate with the team any time or place.    Adobe® Acrobat® 8 lets you instantly review, comment, mark up and share your thoughts and send a PDF to the whole team. Keep track of everyone’s changes. All with the ease and security of Adobe Acrobat: a great tool that helps your business flow. www.adobe.com Ads by Pheedo