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| 日経バイオテク6月23日号「World Trend グローバル」、筋ジス向け新薬開発で相次ぎ復活戦、条件付き承認や� from 日経バイオテクONLINE (2014-6-27 6:58) |
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難病の筋ジストロフィー向け新薬の開発で、条件付き承認や迅速承認の制度を利用した承認獲得の取り組みが相次いでいる。
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| 日経バイオテク6月23日号「World Trend アジア」、創薬研究で世界が小さくなる？、抗マラリア薬開発をめぐ� from 日経バイオテクONLINE (2014-6-27 6:50) |
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2014年4月、タイ国立科学技術開発庁は、世界保健機関（WHO）が定める4月25日のWorld Malaria Dayに先立ち、Malaria Venture（MMV）との共同研究について会見を行った。
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| Better to see the beautiful, ugly truth of the cosmos from New Scientist - Online news (2014-6-27 5:00) |
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The assumption that the cosmos is symmetrical over large scales is an elegant one, but how far must evidence deviate from expectations before we rethink it?
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| Even online, emotions can be contagious from New Scientist - Online news (2014-6-27 4:30) |
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Be careful you don't catch those Facebook blues? positive and negative feelings can spread like viruses through online social networks.
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| The wonder food you've probably never heard of from New Scientist - Online news (2014-6-27 4:00) |
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It's a protein-packed fruit that can grow in the ever-saltier soils climate change is bringing? could breadfruit feed the world? One determined woman says yes (full text available to subscribers)
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| Crystal cocoons kept bacteria safe in space from New Scientist - Online news (2014-6-27 3:30) |
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Radiation experiments on the International Space Station hint that life on early Earth may have survived in protective shields created by asteroid impacts
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| Fog catchers pull water from air in Chile's dry fields from New Scientist - Online news (2014-6-27 3:00) |
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Just south of the Atacama desert, prototype fog catchers are watering Chilean farms struggling with drought and climate change
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| Turbines reveal there's no business like snow business from New Scientist - Online news (2014-6-27 2:30) |
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The weather outside was frightful but a late-night Minnesota snowstorm let a team trace turbulent airflow around wind turbines with snowflakes
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| First quantum transmission sent through space from New Scientist - Online news (2014-6-27 1:53) |
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The basic parts of a quantum key have been bounced off mirrored probes flying 2600 kilometres above Earth, paving the way for ultra-secure satellite communications
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| Today on New Scientist from New Scientist - Online news (2014-6-27 1:30) |
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All the latest on newscientist.com: embrace the lumpiverse, sea walls that make floods worse, near-death experiences, vegetarians with benefits and more
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