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This monthly series of science and technology news reports, from the New Scientist magazine, covers innovations in the real and virtual world's, from a technical and philosophical perspective. Whilst New Scientist uploads short video clips regularly to it's YouTube channel, this series - New Scientist TV - features a handful of stories, from their own reporters, and each monthly episode lasts about 8 minutes in total. The New Scientist Magazine was founded in 1956, it is currently the World’s only science and technology weekly print magazine, and it caters for scientific professionals, and for non-professionals alike.

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New Scientist TV - September 2010

A robot butler is programmed to map out it's environment independently + extracting oil from sunken ships to avoid pollution

New Scientist TV - August 2010

One way of growing and harvesting cellulose to use in the production of clothes + can maths help rowing teams to go faster?

New Scientist TV - July 2010

Rates of decomposition of a dead body must be calculated differently for smokers & non-smokers, due to toxins deterring insects + reducing hydrogen fuel's overall carbon footprint

New Scientist TV - June 2010

How can a shark can smell a drop of blood in an ocean of water? + How our brains perceive ambiguous objects and images

New Scientist TV - May 2010

Ultra-realistic movement within new animation technology, an affordable machine which can make plastic moulded pieces, and a computer game technology which acts on eye movements

New Scientist TV - April 2010

A 150mph low energy electric car which is being designed to compete for an X-Prize, why so many frogs have been growing extra limbs, and an advanced robot which is modelled on a 2 year old

New Scientist TV - March 2010

A new prototype design for space stations which will include mostly fabric shells, a robot which is being conditioned to copy an artists style, and a wedding party is blood tested for hormone changes

New Scientist TV - January 2010

How scientists are attempting to understand why solitary locusts become crop eating crowds, the advancements in the study of ancient human teeth, and a pollinating cricket

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