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Jamming with The Radioactive Orchestra
from New Scientist - Online News
(2011-8-12 20:00)
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An online tool lets you make sweet music from radioactive decay, and you might even learn some chemistry along the way
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How Muslims can win Olympic gold during Ramadan
from New Scientist - Online News
(2011-8-12 19:47)
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The 2012 Olympics will open a week after Ramadan? but that need not stand in the way of 3000 Muslim competitors
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Experimental drug could defeat any virus
from New Scientist - Online News
(2011-8-12 19:00)
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A new drug now being tested can theoretically kill cells infected by any virus, from the common cold to HIV
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2011.08.11今は特別な時代ではない／T細胞改変で白血病治療
from 森山和道
(2011-8-12 9:22)
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Tweet ▼「 サイエンス・メール 」を配信。合成生物学の研究者、東工大・木賀先生の話の最終回。次週からは産総研の宍倉先生の話を配信予定。「まぐまぐ」にてバックナンバーも買えるのでよろしくお願いします。
▼人はやたらと「○○以後の時代」といった形で節目をつけて考えたがる生き物である。なぜなんだろうな。実際にはその「○○」があろうがなかろうが、時はずっと流れているわけで、変に「○○以後」ばかりを特別な時代として取りあげて考えてしまうと、逆に本質を見失ってしまうような気がする。もともと人は、自分が生きている時代を特別な時代だと捉えたがる動物のようだし。だが実際にはそんなことはないのだから。
▼新刊。
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Electronic 'tattoos' to monitor vital signs
from New Scientist - Online News
(2011-8-12 3:00)
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Rub-on electronics that stick to the skin like a temporary tattoo could revolutionise patient monitoring
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Plants and fungi share fair-trade underground market
from New Scientist - Online News
(2011-8-12 3:00)
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Beneath your feet, plants and fungi are exchanging nutrients in a marketplace where generosity is rewarded and cheaters are punished
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Plesiosaurs gave birth to big babies
from New Scientist - Online News
(2011-8-12 3:00)
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Fearsome sea monsters they may have been, but the finding that plesiosaurs gave birth to single babies suggests they cared for their young
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Found: World's oldest wood– so far
from New Scientist - Online News
(2011-8-12 3:00)
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The earliest examples of plants with woody stems hint at why wood first evolved
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Today on New Scientist: 11 August 2011
from New Scientist - Online News
(2011-8-12 2:00)
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All today's stories on newscientist.com, including: crisis robots, a pioneering music synthesiser, time without end in the multiverse, and more
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False conviction from a late autopsy?
from New Scientist - Online News
(2011-8-11 23:35)
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When Theodosius Boughton died suddenly after taking medication, rumours of poisoning spread. Two centuries later, Elizabeth Cooke re-examines the evidence
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