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New Scientist

Bendy battery gives smart fabrics a charge
Silver packs a punch as chemotherapy drug
Asteroid orbits modelled in a single atom
Astrophile: Pinball planets get wild, deadly ride
Anonymous eavesdrops on FBI conference call
Today on New Scientist: 3 February 2012
Tiny volcanic moon controls Jupiter's auroras
Friday Illusion: Rotating rings create phantom spiral
How's your willpower? Take our survey and find out
Double-sided touchscreen changes when you fold it
Brain-eavesdropping tech can't steal your thoughts
High time to welcome the friendly drones
Designs for eradicating medical mistakes
Rapid nerve repair helps lame rats walk within days
Civilian drones to fill the skies after law shake-up
Malaria may kill far more people than we thought
Spacecraft probes gas cloud swaddling the solar system
Slow graphene down, speed computers up
First brain movie captures a mouse thinking
Visualization Challenge winners show spectacular science
Triple-star system may host habitable world
Today on New Scientist: 2 February 2012
India's panel price crash could spark solar revolution
Fomalhaut's giant exoplanet may be small lava world
Status update: Facebook finally goes public

Scientific American

How to Make Electricity Using Plants and Sunshine
Human Waste-Powered Robots May Be Future of Machines
'San Diego Demonoid': you mean that dead opossum?
Peeling Away Microbes
More Than One Blow For A Concussion In Football
Science Explainer: The Physics of Football [Video]
Russian Scientists Poised to be First to Reach Ice-Buried Antarctic Lake
Lies We Tell Ourselves: How Deception Leads to Self-Deception (preview)
Brain Injury Rate 7 Times Greater among U.S. Prisoners
Homeless Project Residents Drink Less If Booze Ban Is Lifted
Schism over H5N1 Avian Flu Research Leaks Out
Close Super Bowl Boosts Ad At End
For Healthy Cities, Government and Business Need to Reverse Roles
China Greenhouse Gas Emissions Set to Rise Well Past U.S.
Isotopes Hint at North Korean Nuclear Weapons Tests in 2010
Is It Ethical to Own an iPhone?
The Science of Concussion and Brain Injury
MIND Reviews: The Righteous Mind
Social Clicks: Sounds Associated with African Languages Are Common in English
U.N. Declares Somali Famine Over for Now
Molecules to Medicine: Plan B: The Tradition of Politics at the FDA
More with Maryn: McKenna on Antibiotic Resistance
Virtual Reality Contact Lenses Could Be Available by 2014
Could an Infection Cause Tourette's-Like Symptoms in Teenage Girls?
Temperatures--Not Acid--Could Cook Coral to Death
Signs Boost Stair Climbing
Quantum Cryptography Comes to Smart Phones
For Military Researchers, the Butterfly is the Ultimate Drone [Video]
Drought and Warmer Weather Persist in Much of U.S.
Newfound Alien Planet Is Best Candidate Yet to Support Life, Scientists Say

BBC Science/Nature

PM urged to cut wind farm subsidy
Prince optimistic for fisheries
Largest optical telescope created
Striking galaxy image from Hubble
Oil spurs Canadian PM China visit
Malaria toll 'is twice as high'
Anti-fracking demo in Enniskillen
VIDEO: Art by animals goes on show
Brains may be wired for addiction
More Galileo satellites ordered
Humble moss 'brought on ice ages'
Seagrass age surprises scientists
In pictures: Science meets art
'Supergiant' found in deepest sea
Mega volcanoes 'may be predicted'
MP's call to pardon 'hero' Turing
Spider sex trick boosts paternity
Science decodes 'internal voices'
Self-steering bullet researched
Isolated Peruvian tribe pictured
Super-Earth 'could support life'
Rhino poachers in SA get 25 years
'Big cat' theory ruled out by DNA
Spider web's strength explained
Ancient giant crocodile discovery
Canada firm halts Argentina mine
Gorillas grin 'to reassure pals'
Pythons link to mammals decline
Search for black squirrels begins
VIDEO: MPs urge PM to cut wind farm subsidy

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