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| DIY Geiger counter smartphone app to measure radiation from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-24 2:40) |
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Make your own Geiger counter with a smartphone, some aluminium foil and an empty box of sweets
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| Oklahoma bill tackles 'controversial' science education from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-24 2:39) |
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The Oklahoma House of Representatives has approved a bill that critics fear will allow the teaching of creationism and climate change denial
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| Zoologger: The bird that cares for its rival's chicks from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-24 2:28) |
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New Zealand's iconic pūkekos often allow other females to lay eggs in their nests, and care for the resulting young. What on earth for?
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| Alien view of virtual Yosemite from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-24 2:06) |
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Yosemite valley's Sentinel Rock is an emblem of the US romantic landscape - now artist Dan Holdsworth has used topographic data to make a stark new image
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| Spotting symmetry in the skyscrapers from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-24 1:38) |
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Marcus du Sautoy's new Maths in the City initiative gets you out and about spotting symmetry in your urban environment
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| Blame dark matter underdog for mystery missing lithium from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-24 1:26) |
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Ancient stars suggest there was too little lithium in the early universe. Perhaps cold, light dark matter held back its production
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| All-seeing time-lapse reveals altered memories from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-24 0:54) |
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Watch a lifelogging camera capture the stark reality of a New Scientist editor's typical day
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| 大阪大学の濱田博司教授、身体が左右非対称になる機構の研究で内藤記念科学振興賞を受賞(ニュース(会員限 from 日経バイオテクONLINE (2012-2-24 0:00) |
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第43回内藤記念科学振興賞を受賞した大阪大学の濱田博司教授が、2012年2月23日に受賞記念講演を行った。賞の対象になったのは、「体の非対称性が生じる機構」についての研究。
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| Was speeding neutrino claim a human error? from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-23 23:17) |
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The shocking result that neutrinos can apparently travel faster than the speed of light may have been due to a malfunctioning fibre-optic cable
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| Virginia law may demand invasive scan before abortion from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-23 22:57) |
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Women seeking an abortion in Virginia may soon have to undergo a transvaginal ultrasound scan beforehand? is the intention to inform or stigmatise them?
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