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南方古猿的食譜
報道 2012年07月02日
儘管它們的骨骼既能爬樹也適應直立行走，但這些原人卻選擇去附近的林地覓食。科學家們驚訝地發現，這些類人猿似乎只吃樹葉、水果、木頭和樹皮。-
科學家稱發現了神秘的玻色子粒子
報道 2012年06月30日
希格斯玻色子奠定了現代物理學的基礎，但在過去的40年里，科學家們一直未能確認它的存在。現在，他們認為可能發現了它。 -
分析
Google做硬件：賽馬還是牧馬？
王臣漢為紐約時報中文網撰稿 2012年06月30日
硬件之於Google的意義，不過在於通過Nexus制定硬件標準、驅使硬件製造商儘快跟上並提供產品支持，最終實現Google整合數據的服務通過這些產品滲入到普通人的生活。 -
地球也害空調病
, 聯合報道 2012年06月29日
中國生產了全球超過70%的家用空調，供國內消費和出口。最常用的製冷劑是含氫氯氟烴-22。製冷氣體反射地球輻射，將引發更嚴重的溫室效應。 -
中國發現世界已知最古陶器碎片
報道 2012年07月02日
江西省仙人洞出土的陶器碎片被確認已有2萬年曆史，比在東亞和其它各地發現的古陶器早2000到3000年。 -
新品測評
MacBook離完美只差一步
報道 2012年06月28日
最新一代蘋果筆記本超快，超薄，超輕，電池長壽，存儲海量。靚麗的屏幕，舒適的鍵盤，完美的聲效，蘋果距離完美只差一步。 -
科技
孩子父親是誰？
報道 2012年06月28日
美國30歲以下孕婦中，超過一半屬未婚先育。現在，血液檢查可以在妊娠第八周或九周鑒定出誰是孩子的父親，且不會引起流產。 -
RIM推遲發佈新款黑莓
報道 2012年06月29日
幾個月來，一些金融分析師曾私下對加拿大生產黑莓手機的RIM公司，是否能夠生存下去，甚至能否為其資產找到買家提出過懷疑。 -
小米的「市夢率」
侯繼勇為紐約時報中文網撰稿 2012年06月28日
一家手機廠商，一家僅2歲的創業公司，一個「智能手機＋移動互聯網」的未成熟商業模式，憑什麼值40億美元？ -
蘋果經濟
iPhone為何中國製造？
, 聯合報道 2012年01月22日
奧巴馬與硅谷名人共進晚餐。輪到喬布斯說話時，奧巴馬用自己的問題打斷了他：要在美國生產iPhone的話，需要滿足什麼條件？ -
蘋果和谷歌的地圖之爭
報道 2012年06月26日
蘋果進軍地圖服務並非意料之舉，但問題是它能否開發出和谷歌地圖一樣好，或者更好的產品呢？ -
HIV試驗疫苗增加感染可能
報道 2012年06月15日
一項最新研究證實，早前被迫終止試驗的默克公司研發的艾滋疫苗，增大而不是減小了一些男性感染艾滋病病毒的可能性。但新研究依然沒有找到這一現象的原因。 -
Facebook 時代的親情裂痕之痛
報道 2012年06月15日
在網絡時代，社交媒體諸如 Facebook 和 Twitter 會加劇家庭矛盾的痛苦。它們打開了窺視他人私生活的窗口；與此同時，也喚醒人對失去的親情的苦澀回憶。 -
健康
糖尿病與健忘症
報道 2012年06月22日
有越來越多證據表明糖尿病併發症可能會擴大到腦部，造成大腦記憶力、注意力和其他認知功能的下降。一項新研究為此提供了更多依據。 -
時尚業
亞馬遜進軍高端時尚界
報道 2012年06月15日
在重創出版行業，讓電子產品大幅降價，並讓玩具行業感覺到恐慌之後，亞馬遜決定進軍高端服飾行業，以其典型的方式：不遺餘力，做大做強。 -
基因測序廉價化有助醫學進步
報道 2012年06月15日
很多生物製藥公司正在紛紛降低人類基因測序的成本，這將給治療癌症及其他重症帶來新的希望和新的方法。廉價的基因測序技術將會帶來一個全新的個性化醫療時代。 -
Index Ventures 新基金募資逾4億美元
報道 2012年06月18日
Index以前曾成功投資一系列歐洲創業公司，包括Skype和網絡廣播電台 last.fm。儘管目前歐洲正在經歷金融危機，它卻認為危機依然為企業家帶來了機遇。 -
數萬年前的洞穴壁畫
報道 2012年06月21日
最新研究顯示，西班牙西北部洞穴壁畫的年代比此前認為的更早，有的甚至已有4萬年曆史。新發現提出了尼安德特人可能是這些繪畫作者的假說。 -
智能手機的職場規範
報道 2012年06月26日
在開會時，你喜歡在平板電腦、智能手機或筆記本電腦上做筆記。那是可以接受的嗎？在辦公室里查看便攜設備里的私人郵件或短訊有什麼害處？
Dilip Vishwanat for The New York Times
Dr. Lukas Wartman, a leukemia patient in remission, being examined by his doctor, John DiPersio, in January in St. Louis.A novel method known as whole genome sequencing focuses on genes that drive a cancer, not the tissues or organ where it originates.
Caroline Delmotte for The New York Times
"Whether it's Joan of Arc or a hand the police bring in from the Seine, it's equally important." Dr. Philippe CharlierPhilippe Charlier, a physician and anthropologist, is known for his forensic research into some of France’s most famous dead.
Physicists Find Elusive Particle Seen as Key to Universe
By DENNIS OVERBYE
Researchers said they had discovered what looked for all the world like the Higgs boson, a long-sought particle that could lead to a new understanding of how the universe began.The Lede Blog
What in the World Is a Higgs Boson?
By DENNIS OVERBYE
CERN's Large Hadron Collider, where physicists recently found what may be the long-sought Higgs boson, has had a long run in the cultural limelight.Scientist at Work Blog
In Pristine Reefs, a Vast Library of Species
By DAVID GRUBER
Scientists search for biofluorescence, and a better understanding of its biological function, in a part of the Solomon Islands nicknamed the “Amazon of the Seas.”Observatory
Coral Rebounded From Hostile Climate Millenniums Ago, Study Suggests
By NICHOLAS BAKALAR
Researchers who took core samples from reefs off the coast of Panama found that the reefs effectively experienced a growth hiatus during a period of climatic extremes.Science Times: July 3, 2012
Wood Takes a Thrilling Turn
By HENRY FOUNTAIN
Fred R. Conrad/The New York Times
HIGH MARKS The Voyage, at Holiday World in Indiana, is the world’s second-longest wooden coaster.Wooden roller coasters can have tighter bends and twists than steel ones without generating excessive air time for riders.
Growing Ship Traffic Threatens Blue Whales
By ERIK OLSEN
A whale population near Sri Lanka is under pressure from commercial shipping and a boom in whale-watching.A Conversation With Mildred Dresselhaus
Carbon Catalyst for Half a Century
By NATALIE ANGIER
Nicknamed the Queen of Carbon, Mildred Spiewak Dresselhaus studies the fundamental properties of carbon, as insulator one moment, superconductor the next.
A Giant Tortoise’s Death Gives Extinction a Face
By CARL HULSE
The world took notice when Lonesome George died, marking the end of his subspecies. But for researchers and workers in the Galápagos Islands, his death also takes a personal tone.
Grandchildren Arrive. A Medusa’s Head of Wires Soon Follows.
By GERALD ESKENAZI
“I get bamboozled and frazzled by my grandchildren when they visit: Invariably, they have messed up my computer, my iPad, my iPhone and my iPod.”Health News
Rapid H.I.V. Home Test Wins Federal Approval
By DONALD G. McNEIL Jr.
The OraQuick test, which uses a mouth swab and gives results in 20 to 40 minutes, is the first method for Americans to learn in the privacy of their own homes whether they are infected.Ads by Google what's this? Portable Fishing Boats
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Killed by Thousands, Varmint Will Never Quit
By THEO EMERY
Over the past decade, a federal eradication program has come close to eliminating the large rodents in the Delmarva Peninsula, but they have proved to be a resilient adversary.
Making Way for More Bikes in National Parks
July 6, 2012Rethinking the Zoo Dating Game
July 6, 2012On Our Radar: Climate Change in 'Real Time'
July 6, 2012From Sunday Review
Gray Matter
Beyond the Blink
By FRANK PARTNOY
E-mail, social media and the 24-hour news cycle are informational amphetamines that lead us to make mistaken split-second decisions.Science Columns
Q & A
Second Time Around
By C. CLAIBORNE RAY
Both chickenpox (formally varicella) and shingles (zoster) are caused by the varicella-zoster virus and affect the same set of nerves.Observatory
Namibian ‘Fairy Circles,’ From Start to Finish
By SINDYA N. BHANOO
A study based on satellite images of African grasslands describes the circles’ life span, but the reasons for them are still unknown.Observatory
Hardly a Speck of a Fly, but Able to Decapitate
By SINDYA N. BHANOO
The recently discovered fly, Euryplatea nanaknihali, is less than two-hundredths of an inch long — one-fifteenth the size of a housefly and one-fifth that of fruit fly.Observatory
Remnants of an Ancient Kitchen Are Found in China
By SINDYA N. BHANOO
Pottery fragments found in a cave are 2,000 to 3,000 years older than examples found elsewhere, and probably came from simple concave vessels used for cooking food, archaeologists say.Podcast: Science Times
This Week: The physics of roller coasters; protecting blue whales; and growing up hungry.
Health Columns
Personal Health
How to Make Optimism Work for You
By JANE E. BRODY
A selection from the hundreds of responses to a recent column on living life as a glass half full.Really?
The Claim: Drinking Coffee Lowers Colon Cancer Risk
By ANAHAD O'CONNOR
Whether coffee and tea offer protection against colon cancer has been at the heart of a number of studies that have produced conflicting data.Phys Ed
What Runners Can Learn From Cheetahs
By GRETCHEN REYNOLDS
Humans have attained a top speed of less than 28 miles per hour, while cheetahs can run more than twice as fast. Scientists set out to discover what is it about the cheetah that allows it to set such a blazing pace?Opinion
Dot Earth Blog
'Blame-ologists' and the Colorado Fires
By ANDREW C. REVKIN
A free market defender, dislocated by Colorado fires, uses the tactics she criticizes in others in commenting on the disaster.Wordplay Blog
Numberplay: Fat Coin
By GARY ANTONICK
How thick does a coin need to be to land heads one third of the time?Letters
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