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Virtual reality for animals reveals secrets of working brain from New Scientist - Online News (2012-3-15 3:00) |
Animals thinking inside a virtual world can help us understand what can go wrong in the brain (full text available to subscribers)
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Simple worms are closet brainiacs from New Scientist - Online News (2012-3-15 3:00) |
Clusters of cells instrumental in building complex brains have been found in a simple worm that barely has a brain at all
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Sinking land shows East Antarctic ice sheet is stable from New Scientist - Online News (2012-3-15 3:00) |
The prehistoric sea-level rise long thought to have been caused by the ice sheet melting may actually have been down to local subsidence
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Fish that swallowed a pterosaur that swallowed a fish from New Scientist - Online News (2012-3-15 2:44) |
Dining was a dangerous business in the Jurassic, as an impressive new fossil reveals
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Mario is hard, and that's mathematically official from New Scientist - Online News (2012-3-15 2:14) |
Super Mario, Donkey Kong and other classic games belong to class of hard mathematical puzzles? and playing Mario could be used to solve real-world problems
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A community for ebooks only from New Scientist - Online News (2012-3-15 1:45) |
Veteran science writers have teamed up to launch a site dedicated exclusively to original ebooks– no digital clones allowed
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Was our interview with LulzSec hacker an FBI set-up? from New Scientist - Online News (2012-3-15 1:30) |
News that the hacker Sabu worked with the FBI after his arrest casts new light on interviews he gave during that time? including one with New Scientist
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Constants clash on pi day from New Scientist - Online News (2012-3-15 1:01) |
Celebrate pi's annual shindig with baking and Shakespeare? unless of course you're a tau-ist
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Chinese human fossils unlike any known species from New Scientist - Online News (2012-3-15 0:00) |
The newly described Red Deer Cave people show an unusual mixture of modern and primitive features. Where did they come from?
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