New super-camera turned on enigmatic ancient writing
A sophisticated new imaging system could solve a mystery that's puzzled generations of scholars - how to read the 5000-year-old proto-Elamite script
A radio for all frequencies to rule the airwaves
A device that lets you switch between radio frequencies on the fly could have a big impact on the wireless communication industry
Hormone boost lets mice live longer without fasting
Calorie restriction extends life in mice - so does boosting levels of hormones associated with fasting. Might it work for us?
Italian earthquake case is no anti-science witch-hunt
Manslaughter verdicts for six seismologists highlight the need for scientists to speak for themselves
Exoplanet 'paparazzi' to stalk worlds for habitability
The European Space Agency has approved the Cheops satellite mission, which will focus on exoplanets most friendly to life
Hovering water droplets zip around like UFOs
Watch how a new technique can make drops of liquid glide like pucks on an air hockey table
Recycled photons set fresh quantum computing record
Reusing old bits has allowed an optical quantum computer to factorise a larger number than ever before using Shor's algorithm
Taste sensitivity link to our body's immune defences
Discovering how bitter taste receptors in the upper airways help fight infection paves the way for new sinusitis treatments
How pets feel pain - and when to say goodbye
Can science tell you when the time has come to put a beloved pet out of its misery?
Obama or Romney? Let your face vote in our online poll
New Scientist is teaming up with an emotional computing company to track voters' reactions to last night's presidential candidates' debate
Death: The evolution of funerals
When did our ancestors become aware of their own mortality? The answer may help us understand the origin of our unique way of life, says Graham Lawton
A123 bankruptcy spells concern for electric vehicles
The demise of one of the leading makers of batteries for electric vehicle leaves the industry's future in doubt
Seismologists found guilty of manslaughter
Six seismologists are being sent to prison, after supposedly assuring the residents of an Italian town that it would not be struck by an earthquake
How elephants' hair style helps them stay cool
Pachyderm hair help heat travel away from the skin, increasing heat loss by up to 20 per cent
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