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UV cleaning promises a more accurate kilogram  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-2-20 3:33) 
A process for cleaning semiconductor wafers could offer a more reliable way to clean the standard kilogram
'Gecko foot' band-aids could promote healing  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-2-20 1:20) 
Bandages inspired by geckos' feet would dissolve harmlessly within the body and so could be used to replace stitches and sutures
[ニュース] 「チロルチョコロボット大会2」レポート〜ドキドキハラハラあり、笑いありのアットホームな大会  from Robot Watch  (2008-2-20 0:58) 

Tuna fisheries facing a cod-like collapse  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-2-19 21:22) 
Tuna populations worldwide are falling dramatically, researchers warn, although creating 'highways' for juvenile fish could help avert disaster
[ニュース] おしゃれなITはありえるのか〜慶應安村研「おしゃれ展 〜私をキレイにするユビキタス」レポート  from Robot Watch  (2008-2-19 17:51) 

[ニュース] Robotma.com、実店舗によるサポートスペース「ふれあいの場」をオープン〜ロボット対戦用リング  from Robot Watch  (2008-2-19 14:16) 

Prehistoric 'frog from hell' hints at ancient land link  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-2-19 7:00) 
, a beach ball-sized frog that lived in Madagascar 80 million years ago, may have munched on young dinosaurs
Solar cell speeds hydrogen production  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-2-19 2:55) 
Cars could be fuelled by a device that mimics photosynthesis to split water into oxygen and hydrogen
Many Earth-like planets may exist in Milky Way  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-2-19 2:44) 
As many as 60% of our galaxy's Sun-like stars may harbour rocky planets, suggesting habitable worlds might be more common than thought
Shark populations hit by demand for fin soup  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-2-19 2:23) 
Many populations have fallen by 95% or more since the 1970s, although efforts to track the predators could help



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