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| おかえりなさい！土井さん エンデバー無事帰還 日本実験棟の設置果たす from フジサンケイ ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース (2008-3-28 8:28) |
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| Investor puts his money in the rainforest from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-3-28 3:38) |
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A venture capitalist today made a huge bet?that one day the environment services that sustainable forests provide will be worth big money
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| Investor puts his money into the rainforest from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-3-28 3:38) |
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A venture capitalist today took a huge gamble?that the environment services that sustainable forests provide will one day be worth big money
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| Rare gene defects might add up to schizophrenia from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-3-28 3:03) |
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People with schizophrenia may have the disease because they are unlucky enough to end up with an extremely rare combination of genes
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| Stretchy circuits promise elastic gadgets from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-3-28 3:00) |
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The first foldable, stretchable integrated silicon circuits could allow electronics into new places, from the human brain to clothing
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| Nanomaterial turns radiation directly into electricity from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-3-28 1:31) |
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New materials that generate power from radiation, doing away with steam turbines or heat converters, could power a new era of spacecraft
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| [コラム] 通りすがりのロボットウォッチャーケータイがロボットになる? from Robot Watch (2008-3-28 0:58) |
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| Birds team up to solve food puzzle from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-3-27 21:03) |
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A simple puzzle shows that, like chimps, the rook can cooperate, but may lack the competitive edge needed to understand teamwork properly
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| Wii and iPhone to help military control freaks from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-3-27 20:43) |
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Soldiers waving game remotes and iPhones on the battlefield are probably not taking it easy?they may soon use such devices to interact with robots
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| Have peacock tails lost their sexual allure? from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-3-27 20:00) |
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A controversial study has found no evidence for the traditional view that peahens choose their mates on the basis of the quality of their tails
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