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Brain musicDebut for music played entirely by thought waves
More magic in gamma ray astronomyGreater insights into some of the most violent stellar events could come from expansion of the Magic telescope.
Facebook users say yes to changesUsers vote for proposed changes to Facebook's terms which give them more control over data posted to the site.
Internet blacklistThe watchdog which hunts down abusive images.
Yahoo pulls the plug on GeoCitiesYahoo is closing its GeoCities web hosting site - that allowed people to set up personal web pages - it bought it for $3.6bn in 1999.
Apple removes Baby Shaker gameApple apologises for a "deeply offensive" iPhone application called Baby Shaker that was briefly sold in its iTunes store.
Doctors welcome malaria chipScientists create a microchip that can detect if someone is infected with the malaria parasite within minutes.
Pollution link?Is dirty air in Shanxi province the cause of birth defects
Orchard losses 'threaten species'The disappearance of traditional fruit orchards from England's landscape threatens wildlife species, conservationists warn.
Bees in businessHow honey bees contribute £200m to the UK economy
Could Cleaning Up Air Pollution Actually Speed Up Global Warming?Do plants prefer the hazy skies brought on by pollution to the clean atmosphere envisioned by environmentalists, regulators and the public? That's the implication of a new study of exactly how much plants, ranging from broadleaf trees to grasses, have been benefiting from the pollution brought on by the particles--from soot to sulfur dioxide molecules--that burning fossil fuels leaves in the air. [More] Sum chanceHow maths can plot a path to planetary salvation
Microsoft suffers first sales dipMicrosoft sales fall in the first three months of 2009 - its first quarterly revenue drop since 1986.
Cow genome 'to transform farming'The full sequence of a cow's genome has been published, revealing coded secrets that could revolutionise agriculture.
Gorillas vs. charcoal: Biomass to the rescueEvery day, Virunga National Park gets a little bit smaller. The forest, in the Democratic Republic of Congo, is one of the last homes of the majestic mountain gorilla (Gorilla beringei beringei). It is also the main source of energy--in the form of wood--for the millions of people who live in areas surrounding the park, only 6 percent of whom have access to electricity. [More] Presented By:
'Clean' coal plants get go-aheadMinisters give the go-ahead for a new generation of coal power plants, if they can show they can reduce emissions.
Pirate Bay lawyers demand retrialLawyers for the men jailed in the Pirate Bay trial call for a retrial, saying the judge 'had a conflict of interest'.
Cancer Clues from Embryonic DevelopmentOne reason cancer is not considered a single disease but many is that every cancer cell seems to be dysfunctional in its own way. Random mutations in a cell’s DNA initiate its slide into abnormal behavior. And as additional mutations accumulate, that randomness is also thought to account for the diversity in different patients’ tumors, even when they are cancers of the same tissue. But evidence is growing that there is a method to the madness of tumor cells, making some scientists reevaluate the nature of cancer. Analyzing tumors from dozens of tissue types, Isaac S. Kohane of the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Sciences and Technology has catalogued surprising yet familiar patterns of gene activity in cancer cells--they are the same programmed genetic instructions active during various stages of embryonic and fetal development. Entire suites of genes that drive an embryo’s early growth and the later formation of limbs and other structures in the womb normally go silent during the rest of life, but these genetic programs are switched back on in many tumor cells. [More]![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() All clear for Google Street ViewGoogle's Street View technology carries a small risk of privacy invasion but should not be stopped, the UK's privacy watchdog says.
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