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When eight children is seven too many  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-13 23:24)

Multiple births greatly increase the chances a baby will have problems. It's time fertility doctors got that message across, says Alison Motluk

Ancient virus gives wasps power over caterpillar DNA  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-13 21:50)

A historical viral infection gave some insects genes that allow them to parasitise their caterpillar hosts, a new study finds.

Ancient virus gave wasps power over caterpillar DNA  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-13 21:50)

A historical viral infection gave some insects new tools with which to parasitise their caterpillar hosts, a new study finds.

Live from the AAAS: Day One  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-13 21:10)

New Scientist 's reporters are blogging live from the American Association for the Advancement of Science's meeting in Chicago. Here's a round-up from the first day.

How do you value a historical email?  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-13 21:10)

Einstein's letters fetch thousands of dollars at auction, but it is unclear if anyone will pay as much for the emails and digital files of present and future public figures

[ニュース] 「第2回電通大杯 マイコンカーラリー大会」開催〜画像処理部門に6台が出場!  from Robot Watch  (2009-2-13 20:56)

Autumn restart lands LHC with huge electricity bill  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-13 19:16)

The new schedule for firing up the Large Hadron Collider means it will run through the winter, adding millions to CERN's running costs

[ニュース] 三菱重工・飛島工場でH-IIBロケット試験機が公開  from Robot Watch  (2009-2-13 18:24)

[コラム] 石井英男のロボットキットレビュー〜エイチ・ピー・アイ・ジャパン「G-Dog」(後編)  from Robot Watch  (2009-2-13 15:07)

Satellite crash prediction is plagued with uncertainty  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-2-13 12:27)

The US military tracks more than 18,000 objects in space, but it only calculates the risk of a collision for some of them