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Filter removes mad cow proteins from blood  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2006-12-22 20:21)

Tests suggest the new device could prevent transmission of deadly prion disease via blood transfusions

Photons trapped by trick of the light  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2006-12-22 19:00)

Optical buffers that use a cunning trick to send light loopy could lead to a new generation of powerful microchips

[ニュース] IRSによるレスキューロボットデモ公開  from Robot Watch  (2006-12-22 18:44)

[ニュース] 今年のロボット大賞2006が決定  from Robot Watch  (2006-12-22 14:44)

White dwarf shreds and vaporises asteroid  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2006-12-22 4:33)

An asteroid has been ripped to shreds and vaporised after straying too close to a hot white dwarf star?one day, the same thing may happen in our solar system

Squirrels accurately predict bumper harvests  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2006-12-22 4:00)

Red squirrels somehow know to have an extra litter of pups months ahead of unusually large spruce cone harvests

Europe's largest dinosaur unearthed in Spain  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2006-12-22 4:00)

The size of the bones puts Turiasaurus among the largest dinosaurs to walk the Earth, and its skeleton is the most complete of the super-giants

Nanotube coating promises ice-free windscreens  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2006-12-22 2:01)

A conductive coating of carbon nanotubes could clear ice from cars fast, and even provide a new way of heating homes

Practice may not make perfect after all  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2006-12-21 21:47)

Endless hours spent perfecting your golf swing or basketball shot could be a waste of time, according to a new study

EU fish-quota fight finds unhappy compromise  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2006-12-21 21:45)

As ever, politicians find themselves snagged between the demands of scientists to protect stocks and those of fishermen to protect their livelihoods