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| Poorer countries make drugs the rich world won't from New Scientist - Online News (2009-11-4 23:28) |
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Newly industrialised countries of the global south are developing cheap treatments for tropical diseases neglected by western drug companies
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| [ニュース] 「ポジショニングEXPO」＆「VISION Japan」レポート〜超小型超音波モータアクチュエータや光無� from Robot Watch (2009-11-4 22:05) |
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| Crabs trade sex for protection from New Scientist - Online News (2009-11-4 21:19) |
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This helps to explain how females defend their territory just as successfully as males despite their smaller claws
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| SMSes offer smart apps to basic cellphones from New Scientist - Online News (2009-11-4 21:06) |
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A smart, location-based service allows cellphone users to access Facebook-like services via SMS
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| Why fat angers the immune system from New Scientist - Online News (2009-11-4 20:44) |
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Blocking a protein could break the link between obesity and illness
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| [ニュース] 神戸大学塚本研究室、5周年記念研究発表会・講演会『ウェアラブルとユビキタスの世界』開催〜ア from Robot Watch (2009-11-4 19:51) |
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| Terry Pratchett: Fighting to keep the fantasy alive from New Scientist - Online News (2009-11-4 19:44) |
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The prolific author discusses tinkering with science, his battle with Alzheimer's, and the odds of escaping from a crab bucket
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| David Nutt: Governments should get real on drugs from New Scientist - Online News (2009-11-4 19:40) |
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David Nutt was sacked from his role as chairman of the UK's official advisory body on drugs for his outspoken views. He explains why governments should not ignore scientific evidence
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| Ten inventions that changed the world from New Scientist - Online News (2009-11-4 19:38) |
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See the result of a public vote to find the most important invention ever from the collection of the Science Museum, London
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| Murderer with 'aggression genes' gets sentence cut from New Scientist - Online News (2009-11-4 7:27) |
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An Italian judge's decision to shorten a killer's sentence because of his genes is raising the question of whether genes can ever absolve responsibility for a particular act
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