Moth drone stays rock steady in gale-force winds
15 January 2014
By mimicking how a moth moves, a quadcopter can hover and fly even in high winds – perfect for surveillance
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Agile thoughts
15 January 2014
Chatting over a 700 kilometre fence; the need for agile thinkers; would Jesus Christ read Richard Dawkins?
Africa's road-building frenzy will transform continent
8 January 2014
Expanding and upgrading Africa's sparse highway network could pull people out of poverty – and pose environmental challenges
Mind-reading light helps you stay in the zone
17 December 2013
A device that uses light to measure your level of concentration can tell when you're bored or overworked, and can tweak tasks to keep you focused
2013 review: The best features of the year
17 December 2013
Dig deeper, look closer and think harder – these articles are perfect for curling up with a glowing tablet for a good long read
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16 December 2013
All the latest on newscientist.com: asteroid fracking, space megacamera selfie, China on the moon, what to do about pornography and more
One Per Cent
11 December 2013
Standing out in the online crowd, attack of the zombie drones and seeing through animal eyes
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
