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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)

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

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

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

[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)

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

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

[ニュース] 四柳、大阪で次世代プール清掃用ロボットの実証実験を開始  from Robot Watch  (2007-10-4 0:02)

Regional nuclear war could trigger mass starvation  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-10-3 21:17)

Even a limited nuclear war could cause over a billion people to die from famine, disease and conflicts over food, says a US expert

Chemical 'sponge' could filter COfrom the air  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-10-3 20:37)

Sucking carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing it underground could provide a last-ditch solution to climate change, says a US scientist