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    +This robot can morph its face - and look like you
      A robot that can change individual facial aspects has not yet been researched. Therefore, we developed a face robot that expresses various faces by changing a shape of the mask and projecting a face image on the face mask.

    +Tesla - The Missing Papers
      One of the more controversial topics involving Nikola Tesla is what became of many of his technical and scientific papers after he died in 1943. Just before his death at the height of World War II, he claimed that he had perfected his so-called "death beam." So it was natural that the FBI and other U.S. Government agencies would be interested in any scientific ideas involving weaponry.

    +The recipe to improving your brain - sex, meat and dark chocolate
      Forget Sudoku, crossword puzzles and computer games. If you really want to train your brain, then eat dark chocolate, have plenty of sex and follow the Scandinavian example of having cold meat for breakfast.

    +Were the first stars dark?
      Perhaps the first stars in the newborn universe did not shine, but instead were invisible "dark stars" 400 to 200,000 times wider than the sun and powered by the annihilation of mysterious dark matter.

    +Bone Tissue Derived From Human Embryonic Stem Cells Repairs Skull Injury In Mice
      Mice whose skulls were made whole again by bone tissue grown from hESCs shows that healing critical-size defects in intramembraneous bone is a vivid demonstration of new techniques to use hESCs for tissue regeneration.

    +Australia Signs Kyoto as U.N. kicks off global warming conference
      The American position suffered a blow Monday when the new Australian prime minister signed papers to ratify the Kyoto Protocol climate pact. The move leaves the United States - the world's top emitter of greenhouse gases - as the sole industrial power not to have joined.

    +Niche sites spread science on the Web
      The age-old practice of reporting scientific results in peer-reviewed journals or at scientific conferences isn't going away soon. Most journals with online editions are taking a wait-and-see approach about YouTube-type videos, although many routinely add podcasts and other media to accompany papers.

    +FDA faces damning report on science expertise
      Lives are at risk because the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is woefully behind in the latest scientific advances and is underfunded for its vast responsibilities, an expert panel will tell the FDA.

    +Naps Better Than Coffee for Sleep-Deprived People
      In what probably should be called "obvious," a study has determined that sleep is better than coffee, at least for younger people.

    +The Truth About the Abominable Snowman
      The Yeti, formerly known as the Abominable Snowman until he fired his publicist, is Nepal's version of the American Bigfoot. Like Bigfoot, Yeti is large, powerful, leaves strange tracks, and has never been proven to exist outside of folklore and myth.

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