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| Breast cancer genes don't have to mean cancer from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines (2008-1-11 19:26) |
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Some carriers of genes associated with breast cancer may be at far lower risk of developing the disease than thought
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| [ニュース] 「第22回ヒューマノイドカップ・バトル大会」レポート〜優勝はスーパーディガー、ROBO-ONE出場� from Robot Watch (2008-1-11 17:53) |
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| [ニュース] イクシスリサーチ、超小型Ethernet対応モータコントローラ「iMCs06」 from Robot Watch (2008-1-11 14:56) |
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| [ニュース] 「レゴ マインドストーム」の一部製品が値上げ〜原材料価格や為替変動のあおり受ける from Robot Watch (2008-1-11 14:56) |
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| Probe to fly by Mercury for first time in decades from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines (2008-1-11 11:07) |
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On Monday, NASA's Messenger spacecraft will get the first close-up view of the Sun-baked planet since 1975
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| Middleweight black holes roam the galaxy undetected from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines (2008-1-11 4:43) |
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Hundreds of middleweight black holes may rove the galaxy after being evicted from their homes in star clusters, new calculations suggest
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| Elephants keep ants in harmony with tree hosts from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines (2008-1-11 4:00) |
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In the absence of large grazers like elephants and giraffes, the cosy relationship between acacia trees and ants breaks down, field studies reveal
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| Bird flu strikes UK wildlife from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines (2008-1-11 2:28) |
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The H5N1 influenza virus has been confirmed in dead swans on a nature reserve, raising fears that the virus might be endemic in the UK
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| Stem cell breakthrough leaves embryos unharmed from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines (2008-1-11 2:00) |
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A technique that isolates human stem cells by extracting a single embryonic cell may overcome ethical objections to such research
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| Brain-controlled computer switches on in a heartbeat from New Scientist Environment - Latest Headlines (2008-1-10 21:44) |
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Physically disabled people would be more independent using a brain-computer interface that can be switched on without help
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