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Next Xbox could have a biometric controller

Microsoft has patented an Xbox controller able to take biometric readings of your hand, letting it identify individuals or read their emotions

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We are the improbable ape

If evolution is all about "climbing mount improbable", humans have climbed higher than any

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AI branding automates the brainstorm

Coming up with a name for your new product can be a head-scratcher. Automating the process might make things easier

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Fears over incurable TB deepen after retesting

A strain of tuberculosis in India continues to resist all drugs, and the country re-opens a new sanitorium to help deal with the TB's resurgence

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Seeking neutrino clues to missing supernovae

Half the universe's supernovae explode without a trace. Stuart Clark trails the neutrino sleuths looking for the faintest of clues (full text available to subscribers)

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Peek inside a next-generation SpaceX taxi

A cosy scene provides a glimpse of how NASA astronauts may soon make their way to the International Space Station

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Human brain prosciutto builds up 3D atlas

Watch how slicing and staining the brain is helping to create the first open-access 3D atlas of the organ in high resolution

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Silicon Valley reaches for the sky

An experimental, entrepreneurial spirit may be just what space exploration needs

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Today on New Scientist: 9 May 2012

All today's stories on newscientist.com, including: Belle de Jour on sexuality, the gene switch that made our brains, the new commercial space age, and more

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Private firm SpaceX gears up to spark next space age

Docking with the ISS would be a first for a commercial craft – and a key milestone for making space flight cheaper and more innovative (full text available to subscribers)

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Silicon cracks could make a lab-on-a-chip

The next generation of lab-on-a-chip devices could be made out of patterns of cracks rather than with conventional channel-carving techniques

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Anti-theft sensors could open car windows to save life

Infrared anti-theft sensors in cars could be programmed to wind down windows if they detect movement inside, preventing child and animal heatstroke deaths

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Sweat-sensing bracelet could detect fatal seizures

A device that measures skin conductance could monitor and perhaps even predict when life-threatening seizures are about to strike

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Artists join researchers in climate change show

The Carbon 12 exhibition shows artworks alongside the research that inspired them and brings home the diversity of climate change damage

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The humanity switch: How one gene made us brainier

A single gene may have helped the evolution of our complex brains 2. 5 million years ago, as we were splitting from australopithecines (full text available to subscribers)

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