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Innovation: Sending botnets the way of smallpox

NewScientist : News: 13 hours ago
Could forcing computer owners to keep their machines up to date with the latest security software help stop cybercrime in its tracks? ...read article

The blessing and curse of choice

NewScientist : News: 13 hours ago
Choosing is important to us, but also disquieting - The Art of Choosing by Sheena Iyengar ranges far and wide to help you do it better ...read article

Battle over climate science spreads to US schoolrooms

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In three states, alternatives to the scientific consensus on global warming must be taught â and there seem to be links to efforts to teach creationism ...read article

Robot toddler gets an upgrade

NewScientist : News: 13 hours ago
See the springier legs and more sensitive hands developed for a toddler-sized robot that will test theories about how flesh-and-blood children learn ...read article

Extreme physics at the ends of the Earth

NewScientist : News: 16 hours ago
Anil Ananthaswamy visits some of the bleakest locations on Earth to explore the most tantalising mysteries of the cosmos in The Edge of Physics ...read article

Video: Extreme physics

NewScientist : News: 16 hours ago
Check out video of Anil Ananthaswamy's journeys to some of the world's most extreme locales where physics experiments are under way ...read article

Mom and dad, stop stifling me - it's damaging my brain

NewScientist : News: 16 hours ago
Overprotective parents don't just limit their children's freedom – they may also slow brain growth in an area linked to mental illness ...read article

The luck of the Tasmanian devils is in their genes

NewScientist : News: 21 hours ago
The meat-eating marsupials are threatened by a deadly transmissible cancer â but the discovery of what makes some animals resistant could save them ...read article

Zoologger: Mummy, can I have some more carrion soup?

NewScientist : News: 21 hours ago
Burying beetles have one of the more disgusting lifestyles known – but hey, they are also terribly good parents ...read article

Today on New Scientist: 10 March 2010

NewScientist : News: 21 hours ago
All today's stories from newscientist.com at a glance, including: the (accidental) origin of species, why food kills but flab protects, and why women with good genes might get more sex ...read article

Turning tables on prostate cancer's drug resistance

NewScientist : News: 21 hours ago
Prostate cancer drugs trigger the release of a molecule that makes tumours grow â the discovery could lead to a way to keep the cancer at bay ...read article

Roger Penrose: Non-stop cosmos, non-stop career

NewScientist : News: 21 hours ago
The mathematician and self-proclaimed incurable optimist talks about his cameo in an Oscar-nominated movie and why he has no time for string theory ...read article

Obesity: Food kills, flab protects

NewScientist : News: 21 hours ago
Disease and obesity go hand in hand, but an increase in body fat may actually be part of our body's attempts to protect itself from the effects of unhealthy eating ...read article

Accidental origins: Where species come from

NewScientist : News: 21 hours ago
Organisms gradually grow apart until they become different species â right? If new research is correct, it's more often down to tricks of fate ...read article

Science funding: less hot air and more specifics

NewScientist : News: 21 hours ago
At the third science debate between the three main British political parties, it was unclear how secure the science budget will be after the upcoming general election ...read article

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