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| [ニュース] 毎日コミュニケーションズ、ロボット情報専門誌「PLUS ROBOT」を14日に発売 from Robot Watch (2008-6-5 18:09) |
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| Hay fever vaccine needs just four shots from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-6-5 18:00) |
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Conventional treatments require at least 100 jabs spread over up to five years, but the new treatment can be completed in just a month
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| Astronomy study proves mathematics theorem from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-6-5 16:00) |
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In a collision of astrophysics and algebra, a study of cosmic mirages known as gravitational lenses completes a mathematical theorem
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| [ニュース] NEDOが「基盤ロボット技術活用型オープンイノベーション促進プロジェクト」委託先を公募 from Robot Watch (2008-6-5 15:23) |
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| [ニュース] 川崎市、知的財産戦略推進プログラム「知的財産交流会」の成果を発表〜富士通の開放特許を用い� from Robot Watch (2008-6-5 15:18) |
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| Giant telescopes could be built from Moon dust from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-6-5 7:47) |
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'Lunar concrete'?made from Moon dust, carbon nanotubes and epoxy?could be coated with aluminium to make mirrors on the Moon
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| Phoenix Mars lander set for first science dig from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-6-5 5:41) |
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With two test digs under its belt, NASA's Phoenix lander is now ready to do some real science
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| Tidal 'icequakes' are shaking Antarctica from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-6-5 1:36) |
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Regular slips of flowing ice have been found to cause low-frequency tremors which are the equivalent of magnitude-7 earthquakes
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| Obesity helps mice fend off malaria from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-6-5 1:20) |
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The finding could have implications for people in developing countries, where malaria is already a problem and obesity is becoming one (full text available to subscribers)
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| Tongue 'display' helps you keep your balance from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-6-4 23:03) |
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A device that relays information from body sensors onto a person's tongue could help people with ailing senses, or guide spacewalking astronauts
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