Kinect in orbit to turn spacecraft into building blocks
Kinect-equipped satellites could automatically dock in orbit, turning them into 'space building blocks'
Square Kilometre Array contest ends in a draw
The world's largest radio telescope will be split between continents: one section will be built in South Africa, the other in Western Australia
Sports fever comes to chemistry
It feels like there's no escaping sports fever this summer. A certain five-ringed logo even inspired chemists to create this new molecule
Morphing engines might cut aeroplane noise
Jet engines that can subtly adjust their shape could help cut noise by changing the way the air flows
Gamify your sweat and make films more exciting
A new smartphone app will monitor your response to a film or game - and could even tailor the content depending on how you react
Birds got smart by becoming big babes
The skulls of birds look just like the skulls of young dinosaurs, suggesting that arrested development was the key to their evolution
CultureLab's 2012 guide to summer festivals
From hedgehog enthusiasts to anatomical artists, there's plenty of science on offer at this summer's festivals
Face-reading software to judge the mood of the masses
Systems that can identify emotions in images of faces might soon collate millions of peoples' reactions to events and could even replace opinion polls
The argumentative ape: Why we're wired to persuade
We're all guilty of flawed thinking because our brains evolved to win others round to our point of view - whether or not our reasoning is logical
Elon Musk: What's next for SpaceX
On the heels of the Dragon capsule's rendezvous with the ISS, New Scientist talks to the entrepreneur about where commercial space flight is headed
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