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[ニュース] ロボットバトルデモIN「夢のロボット大集合」
from Robot Watch
(2007-3-12 15:58)
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[ニュース] 「第11回ROBO-ONE」が後楽園ホールで24日より開催
from Robot Watch
(2007-3-12 14:43)
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RAS WIKI is up and running!
from IEEE-RAS news
(2007-3-12 8:00)
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The new RAS Webpage now has its own WIKI, which already contains news of employment and research oppportunities, BoF groups meeting in Rome, at ICRA2007, workshops, tutorials, special sessions and other events at ICRA, and information about an Open Source Grand Challenge. The RAS WIKI is open to the public to view, but only registered RAS members may post. If you have not already registered on the new webpage, send your name and IEEE number to the RAS Administrator, who will register you and send you login information. Please note: This is DIFFERENT from the login info for the IEEE webpage. The RAS WIKI has been developed as a joint effort of the RAS Electronic Products and Services Board (Stefano Stramigioli, chair) and the Student Activities Board (Surya Singh) with the assistance of our invaluable web designer, Olaf van Zandwijk. They will all be at ICRA and welcome your suggestions. DEFINITIONS (for those who are neither Gen X, Gen Y or the Millennial Generation)WIKI: "The sim ...
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Teen hormone may aid infertile women
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-3-11 22:17)
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The hormone that triggers teen fertility, called kisspeptin, may soon help older infertile women to conceive
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Why beetles won the evolutionary game
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-3-11 19:16)
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Sheer persistence, not ecological versatility or an innovative body plan, is the most important reason for the evolutionary success of beetles
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Cheating athletes could soon by rumbled by insulin test
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-3-10 20:15)
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Athletes who inject themselves with synthetic insulin to boost their performance could soon be caught out by a simple urine test
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Cancer virus shows its kinder face
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-3-10 19:10)
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Activating a hidden viral infection in a patient already sick with cancer sounds like a recipe for disaster, but it may actually help treat the disease
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Could Venus watch for Earth-bound asteroids?
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-3-10 2:25)
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Venus?s orbit provides the best vantage point to find asteroids that might impact Earth, says a new NASA report
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'Stealth' gonorrhoea on the rise
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-3-10 1:34)
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Strains of the disease that fail to show up in tests are flourishing - the tests used to detect the bacteria look for an enzyme no longer present
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Fatal monk seal entanglements linked to El Niño
from New Scientist - Latest Headlines
(2007-3-10 0:53)
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Discovering the link between animals getting tangled in old fishing gear and the global climatic phenomenon will boost conservation efforts
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