One Per Cent
11 December 2013
Standing out in the online crowd, attack of the zombie drones and seeing through animal eyes
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Why insects bug us so much
11 December 2013
None of us is neutral about insects. The strong emotional reactions they provoke have deep roots, says Jeffrey A. Lockwood in The Infested Mind
Today on New Scientist
10 December 2013
All the latest on newscientist.com: bioengineers go on a blind date with conservationists, Earth's coldest spot, towering imagination and more
Drones turned into zombies using an easy Wi-Fi hack
9 December 2013
A Californian hacker has shown just how simple it can be to use a quadcopter to hijack the control signal of another drone and take control of its flight
One Per Cent
4 December 2013
SmartPiggy to keep savers on track, wheelchairs controlled by a tongue piercing and strobe-cam helps foggy drivers
Promising postgrads of the near future
4 December 2013
Today's priorities may not be tomorrow's. Here are some predictions for careers that will be taking off a decade from now
Today on New Scientist
28 November 2013
All the latest on newscientist.com: all about the night, Alzheimer's = brain diabetes? our inbred ancestry, disaster drones, comet crunch time and more
Smart software uses drones to plot disaster relief
27 November 2013
A coordinated army of smart software and pilotless aircraft could help emergency workers save lives and mitigate damage after disaster strikes
Today on New Scientist
8 November 2013
All the latest on newscientist.com: the modern diseases our ancestors endured, spider-drones weave high-rise buildings, six-tailed comet and more
Spider-drones weave high-rise structures out of cables
6 November 2013
Forget scaffolding and cranes – architects and roboticists are teaching drones to build web-like structures from cables that spool out behind them
