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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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