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A hint of bitterness curbs birds' greed  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-13 19:32)

Nectar is renowned as nature's sweetest brew, but to do its job it needs a touch of bitterness too

[コラム] ロボット・アナリストの視点「東京大学IRT国際シンポジウム」聴講記  from Robot Watch  (2007-3-13 16:44)

Can computers make life-or-death medical decision?  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-13 9:01)

A simple formula can predict how people would want to be treated in dire medical situations as accurately as their loved ones can, say researchers

Saturn moon's mysterious heat traced to early 'fever'  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-13 7:44)

The watery plumes observed spewing from Enceladus owe their existence to a flash of radioactivity that melted the icy moon soon after it formed

Hydrogen injection could boost biofuel production  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-13 7:00)

A proposed new process for creating fuel from biomass could slash the raw materials needed and increase the carbon conversion rate

Old vaccine hits TB like a blast from the past  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-13 6:00)

A vintage BCG vaccine developed in the 1920s could make a comeback after it is found to offer stronger protection against modern tuberculosis strains

Animation tool puts you in the frame, or the game  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-13 1:18)

The new technique allows a 3D scan of a person's body to take on pre-programmed movements or those of an actor

Invention: The 'suits you' cellphone  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-13 0:24)

This week's patent applications feature the cellphone that lets you try before you buy, an underwater GPS system, and some molten metal torpedo action

[ニュース] 「第10回ロボットグランプリ」開催  from Robot Watch  (2007-3-13 0:21)

Curves were best for Stone Age women  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-3-12 20:50)

Stone Age men would not have been impressed by size zero women, and prominent buttocks may have been a favourite