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Cell-squirting needles could 'weave' new organs  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-10-13 0:06)

Using air pressure to spin threads rich in living cells could be a way to bioprint replacement human organs to order

[ニュース] 「第47回全日本模型ホビーショー」レポート〜双葉電子がロボット用新サーボモーターを展示  from Robot Watch  (2007-10-12 23:03)

Al Gore and climate panel win Nobel Peace Prize  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-10-12 19:29)

The Nobel committee says the prize is for 'efforts to build up and disseminate greater knowledge about man-made climate change'

17th-century physicist's secrets go online  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-10-12 18:45)

A 600-page manuscript written by English physicist Robert Hooke?rival to Isaac Newton?was found by chance and can now be viewed on the web

[ニュース] ホンダ、独ビーレフェルト大学へ「ASIMO」を貸与〜欧州の大学へは初、知能化システムの開発へ  from Robot Watch  (2007-10-12 18:17)

[ニュース] NBC災害で活躍するレスキューロボットたち〜救助支援活動のデモも  from Robot Watch  (2007-10-12 13:30)

Enigmatic supernova smashes brightness record  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-10-12 13:03)

An odd celestial explosion recorded two years ago has now been confirmed as the brightest supernova ever identified

Forecasters call for morning drizzle on Titan  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-10-12 3:34)

Morning brings a drizzle of methane on the moon's brightest continent, Xanadu?meanwhile, Cassini finds lakes near the south pole

Cheaper running shoes win comfortably  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-10-12 1:12)

Low-end athletic shoes might outperform "gimmicky" expensive ones when it comes to absorbing shock, suggests a UK study

Zero emissions needed to avert 'dangerous' warming  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-10-12 0:56)

Only the total elimination of industrial emissions will succeed in limiting climate change to a 2°C rise in temperatures, say researchers