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Snoop software makes surveillance a cinch

Systems that monitor emails, texts and banking transactions could be watching your every move, reports

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23.08.2008 10:00:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Rocket failure destroys two NASA experiments

The experiments were worth $17 million - their loss represents another setback for NASA's aeronautics programme

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22.08.2008 20:32:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Superfood rice bran contains arsenic

Commercial rice bran products, including two from companies that participate in food-aid programmes to developing countries, contain "inappropriate" levels of the poison

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22.08.2008 19:11:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Mexicans get microchipped over kidnapping fears

Critics say having a microchip inserted under your skin won't help protect against abductions

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22.08.2008 18:30:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Robot aircraft will ride thermals to save fuel

Software that allows aerial vehicles to seek out rising hot air currents like a glider does could help to keep them aloft for longer

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22.08.2008 18:15:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Some solar flares may be caused by dark matter

Theoretical dark matter particles called axions could account for some bright X-ray explosions on the Sun, new calculations suggest

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22.08.2008 16:36:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Smoothest surface ever is a mirror for atoms

A lead surface with barely an atom out of place could focus beams of helium to provide a high-powered alternative to electron microscopes that won't damage samples

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22.08.2008 16:00:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Why US must invest against climate change

Eight scientific organisations have urged the next US president to help protect the country from climate change by pushing for increased funding for research and forecasting

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22.08.2008 15:49:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Wrapping up the problem of broken light bulbs

Fears that compact fluorescent lamps might pose a health risk may now be eased, thanks to a cloth impregnated with nanoparticles that soak up mercury (full text available to subscribers)

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22.08.2008 15:30:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Gentle approach could cripple drug-resistant bugs

Taking a softly, softly approach to wiping out infection might be the way to beat the evolution of drug resistance in bacteria

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22.08.2008 13:26:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

New Scientist - Latest Headlines

Snoop software makes surveillance a cinch

Rocket failure destroys two NASA experiments

Superfood rice bran contains arsenic

Mexicans get microchipped over kidnapping fears

Robot aircraft will ride thermals to save fuel

Some solar flares may be caused by dark matter

Smoothest surface ever is a mirror for atoms

Why US must invest against climate change

Wrapping up the problem of broken light bulbs

Gentle approach could cripple drug-resistant bugs

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