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| Full-colour glow-in-the-dark materials unveiled from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-14 2:37) |
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Phosphorescent resins that glow across the entire spectrum, and even produce white light, put their eerie blue or green predecessors to shame
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| Sedative 'reactivates' damaged brains from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-14 1:55) |
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There are signs that an insomnia drug may revolutionise the lives of brain damaged people, by bringing "silent" areas of the brain back to life
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| [ニュース] 「こうべロボット夢工房2007」開催 from Robot Watch (2007-3-14 0:03) |
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| New 3D 'flyovers' let viewers swoop down on Mars from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-13 23:50) |
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Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter images have been woven into 3D animations that may help the Opportunity rover find a path into Victoria crater
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| Nanowires in the blood could feel the pressure from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-13 22:15) |
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Implanting zinc oxide nanowires in a patient's arm could monitor blood pressure with awesome accuracy around the clock, researchers claim
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| Draft UK climate bill sets 2050 target from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-13 20:54) |
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The nation becomes the first to propose laws that set binding national limits on greenhouse gas emissions
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| A hint of bitterness curbs birds' greed from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-13 19:32) |
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Nectar is renowned as nature's sweetest brew, but to do its job it needs a touch of bitterness too
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| [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) |
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| Can computers make life-or-death medical decision? from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-13 9:01) |
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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
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| Saturn moon's mysterious heat traced to early 'fever' from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-13 7:44) |
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The watery plumes observed spewing from Enceladus owe their existence to a flash of radioactivity that melted the icy moon soon after it formed
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