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| Unknown war veterans identified and laid to rest from New Scientist - Online News (2010-7-2 20:50) |
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A combination of genetics and archaeology has helped scientists identify 94 of 250 soldiers buried in a mass grave in France
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| How plants get by when pollinators vanish from New Scientist - Online News (2010-7-2 20:37) |
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When plants are deprived of their usual pollinators, evolution may rapidly step in to rescue them– up to a point
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| Ancient African lake fertilises the Amazon from New Scientist - Online News (2010-7-2 20:29) |
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Dust blown from the Bodélé depression in Chad provides natural fertiliser for the Amazon and the Atlantic
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| Casimir effect put to work as a nano-switch from New Scientist - Online News (2010-7-2 19:06) |
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A quantum force that gums up nanomachines could be tamed to create low-power switches for nanoscale devices
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| Make every animal experiment count from New Scientist - Online News (2010-7-2 19:02) |
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If we do research on animals, it must be top quality, says Vicky Robinson
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| New animal experiment guidelines issued for UK from New Scientist - Online News (2010-7-2 19:00) |
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The 20-point checklist should help researchers work without needlessly and unethically wasting live animals
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| Reclusive mathematician turns down $1 million prize from New Scientist - Online News (2010-7-2 16:30) |
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Grigori Perelman has turned down a prestigious prize for solving one of the most difficult problems in mathematics. It's not the first time, says Rachel Courtland
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| USB coffee-cup warmer could be stealing your data from New Scientist - Online News (2010-7-2 16:00) |
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Data can be stolen with modified or specially built USB peripherals as long as they identify themselves as a familiar device
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| Dear diary, I am sick to death... David Livingstone from New Scientist - Online News (2010-7-2 8:01) |
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The explorer's terrible health and vehement opposition to slavery are clear in letters enhanced by multispectral imaging
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| Tibetans adapted to high life at record-breaking rate from New Scientist - Online News (2010-7-2 3:00) |
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People in Tibet have genetically adapted to life at altitude in the past 3000 years– the fastest genetic change known to have occurred in humans
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