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Mother-of-pearl inspires super-strong plastic from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-10-5 3:00) |
The clay-based substance is as strong as steel and is the first material to successfully scale up the strength of nano-sized ingredients
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Tool use by shy crows caught on camera from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-10-5 3:00) |
Tiny cameras attached to New Caledonian crows' tail feathers are offering new insights into the birds' behaviour in the wild
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Ancient plant has hot, stinky sex from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-10-5 3:00) |
A primitive cycad uses different intensities of a foul odour to control the movements of pollinating insects
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[ニュース] 「第18回次世代ロボット研究会」レポート〜九大ヒューマンセンタードロボティクスに関する講演 from Robot Watch (2007-10-5 0:22) |
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A third of US kids pop dietary pills from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-10-4 23:00) |
Despite high supplement intake, it remains unclear whether children are getting the recommended levels of vitamins and minerals
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Eavesdropping iguanas heed hawk alarms from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-10-4 22:43) |
Despite being unable to communicate between themselves, Galápagos iguanas act on mockingbird alarm calls indicating a nearby predator
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Chilli-based anaesthetic won't leave you drooling from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-10-4 18:30) |
A local anaesthetic based on a chilli-pepper extract only targets pain neurons, leaving motor function unaffected?it could make a trip to the dentist less unpleasant
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[ニュース] アールティ、組込技術を初歩から学ぶロボットキット「ちょろ丸」を発売 from Robot Watch (2007-10-4 15:40) |
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Stem cells recruited to help cancers grow from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-10-4 2:00) |
The restorative properties that could make adult stem cells so useful in tissue repair may also help cancers to spread and grow
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Grass-munching bugs could charge rural phones from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-10-4 1:56) |
The bacteria-powered cellphone charger is aimed at poor countries where plant waste is more accessible than electricity
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