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４月景気動向　一致指数　４カ月ぶり５０％超　基調判断も上方修正  from フジサンケイ　ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース  (2007-6-7 9:02)

Stem cells: From adult to embryo  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-6-7 2:00)

We are one step closer to treating diseases with stem cells made from a person's own adult cells

Coral reveals increased hurricanes may be the norm  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-6-7 2:00)

Growth rings in Caribbean corals show that the current increase in Atlantic hurricane activity is just a return to previous levels, researchers say

Brain injuries unleash Alzheimer's threat  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-6-7 1:00)

Head trauma and stroke may dramatically increase a person's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease by releasing a damaging protein

[ニュース] ロボット工学セミナー〜ロボットのつくりかた2007レポート(前編)  from Robot Watch  (2007-6-7 0:39)

Plants raise chemical alarm to protect 'family'  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-6-7 0:20)

When under attack from feeding insects, some plants emit chemicals to attract the insects' enemies - the plant's neighbours can join in too

Mini heat harvesters could be new energy source  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-6-7 0:14)

A new generation of small and efficient acoustic heat engines - which convert heat into electricity - could provide power in a host of applications

Landslides old and new found on Mars  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-6-6 21:43)

Images have revealed a Martian landslide free of red dust, indicating recent activity, as well as an ancient flow of boulders on the massive volcano Olympus Mons

'Fidgeting' gene found for weight loss  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-6-6 19:01)

Mice that lack the gene for a brain-signalling chemical are 10 times less active and carry twice as much fat as those with the gene?the finding might explain obesity in some humans

Female beetles have a thirst for sex  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-6-6 18:00)

Female bean weevils mate simply to quench their thirst - the males' ejaculate is a valuable water resource