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キーワード、ナショナルバイオリソースプロジェクト
from 日経バイオテクONLINE
(2016-4-14 15:30)
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実験動植物や微生物などライフサイエンスの研究に用いられるバイオリソースの体系的な収集・保存・提供などの体制整備を行う国家プロジェクトのこと。2002年度から文部科学省がライフサイエンスの総合的な推進を図るために行ってきた。現在は文科省の補助金を受けて医療医療研究開発機構（AMED）が実施している。プロジェクトは具体的には、1.中核的拠点整備プログラム、2．ゲノム情報など整備プログラム、3．基盤技術整備プログラム、4．情報センター整備プログラム――の4つのプログラムからなる。
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Space station turf war is coming? who will own low Earth orbit?
from New Scientist -?New Scientist
(2016-4-14 3:00)
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The International Space Station's days are numbered, but China, Russia, the US and private corporations are vying for position in the new space order
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Science isn’t as solid as it should be? but science can fix it
from New Scientist -?New Scientist
(2016-4-14 3:00)
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Unconscious biases and data-torturing are weakening our knowledge base? but unlike politicians and bankers, scientists aren't covering up their failings
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How to make apps that help Europe-bound Syrian refugees
from New Scientist -?New Scientist
(2016-4-14 3:00)
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Syrian refugees are the most tech-savvy migrants in history and developers are creating apps to help them? but high-tech solutions aren't always best
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Will weaponised drones end the need for boots on the ground?
from New Scientist -?New Scientist
(2016-4-14 3:00)
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Small, armed drones that look like insects or birds could hold territory in war zones, without the need for troops on the ground, says David Hambling
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I’m the first quadriplegic person to regain thought-control of my arm
from New Scientist -?New Scientist
(2016-4-14 2:00)
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Ian Burkhart became paralysed when he broke his neck six years ago, but now a device that reads his thoughts enables him to control his arm movements
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Brain implant lets paralysed man move his hand with his thoughts
from New Scientist -?New Scientist
(2016-4-14 2:00)
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Ian Burkhart?is the first paralysed person to regain control of his own hand and fingers using a mind-reading device implanted in his brain?
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UN climate chief: Here’s why Paris climate deal will work
from New Scientist -?New Scientist
(2016-4-14 1:59)
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With diplomats soon to head to New York to sign the Paris agreement, the world is already making progress towards achieving its goals, says Christiana Figueres
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What’s behind bankruptcy of world’s largest private coal firm
from New Scientist -?New Scientist
(2016-4-14 0:56)
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US giant Peabody Energy filed for bankruptcy today. Its decline is part of a larger trend ushering in the end of coal and rise of renewables
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Record early ice melt in Greenland due to freak warm weather
from New Scientist -?New Scientist
(2016-4-14 0:55)
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Greenland's ice usually doesn't start melting much until mid-May. This April’s temperatures above 10 °C have led a tenth of the ice there to start melting already
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