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| Instant 'vaccine' zaps human cancers in mice from New Scientist - Online News (2009-3-12 0:10) |
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Work in the US means we might one day be able to instantly round up a patient's existing supply of antibodies to fight any disease
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| Global warming reaches the Antarctic abyss from New Scientist - Online News (2009-3-11 21:21) |
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Even water in the chilly depths of the Southern Ocean is getting warmer, according to results announced at the Copenhagen climate change congress
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| Eight scientists who became their own guinea pigs from New Scientist - Online News (2009-3-11 20:45) |
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Don't try this at home: these stories of researchers experimenting on themselves are extraordinary, occasionally disgusting, and also exceedingly dangerous
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| Now the cellphone becomes a sketch pad... sort of from New Scientist - Online News (2009-3-11 20:00) |
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A cellphone manufacturer has launched an application that will allow people to draw simple pixelated images on their cellphones using a standard keypad
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| Why are orang-utans so like us? from New Scientist - Online News (2009-3-11 19:20) |
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Chimps are meant to be our nearest relative, yet from whistling for fun to coming top in the IQ stakes, these red apes seem even more like humans. What's going on, asks Elaine Morgan
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| Bowel gene linked to a type of autism from New Scientist - Online News (2009-3-11 19:08) |
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People with autism also run an unusually high risk of bowel disorders, and now a gene variant has been found that may contribute to both problems
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| [ニュース] 「ロボカップジュニア2009 大阪・堺・和歌山ノード大会」レポート〜世界大会への第一関門! 72チ from Robot Watch (2009-3-11 18:13) |
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| [ニュース] 今夏、全高18mの等身大ガンダム立像がお台場に!〜バンダイナムコ、『機動戦士ガンダム30周年プ� from Robot Watch (2009-3-11 17:47) |
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| [ニュース] 「タカラトミーが考える、おもちゃとテクノロジーの融合が生み出すもの」〜「今年のロボット」� from Robot Watch (2009-3-11 15:16) |
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| Vibrating chair lets users rock to the beat from New Scientist - Online News (2009-3-11 13:00) |
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A chair that translates the sounds of a concert into vibrations and rocking motions provides a new way for the hard of hearing to experience music
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