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年内にも造船事業統合　ＪＦＥとＩＨＩ、韓中に対抗  from フジサンケイ　ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース  (2008-1-12 8:05)

新日石　石油製品輸出５割増　０８年度方針　新興国に販路拡大  from フジサンケイ　ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース  (2008-1-12 8:05)

東証１万４１１０円に大幅続落　２年２カ月ぶり低水準　日米景気減速を懸念  from フジサンケイ　ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース  (2008-1-12 8:05)

Edible antifreeze promises perfect ice cream  from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-12 3:33)

A tasteless, harmless additive contains proteins similar to those that help some insects survive winter without freezing solid

Plastic fibres to bring cheap super-fast broadband  from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-12 3:15)

Homes and businesses across Europe may soon receive ultra-high-speed broadband over cheap plastic optical fibres

Balloon-borne telescope could image exoplanets  from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-12 2:37)

A telescope in the stratosphere could deliver images of alien worlds impossible to see from the ground?for very low cost

A little sun might fight cancer  from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-11 22:35)

Sunshine is blamed for causing cancers, but it also protects against some forms by stimulating production of vitamin D

Sugar-free gum poses a health hazard  from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-11 21:58)

Too much of a sweetener found in many?sugar-free?products can cause severe weight loss and diarrhoea, doctors warn

What makes the monarch butterfly's clock tick?  from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-11 20:00)

A single protein may control how the butterfly uses the sun and its circadian clock to guide its mammoth migrations

Breast cancer genes don't have to mean cancer  from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-11 19:26)

Some carriers of genes associated with breast cancer may be at far lower risk of developing the disease than thought