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Jan 6, 2025 - Welcome to our regularly updated curation of the coolest, smartest kit money can buy.

Loss of smell or taste should now be considered globally as a criterion for self-isolation, testing, and contact tracing, researchers say.

Jan 14, 2026 - Omega oils could be a powerful shield against ageing and heart problems, but there’s a lot of conflicting advice about what we need.

The orange sky does not mean it is the end of days...

How happy you are as a parent may depend on where you live.

Wearing face masks could affect how we communicate.

Encourage your kids' curiosity about the natural world with these microscopes designed with young science lovers in mind.

The Day After Tomorrow-esque natural disasters may be around the corner as global warming melts Antarctica.

Skoda says the app's artificial intelligence can listen to and interpret common problems such as issues with the air conditioning compressor, steering, and...

Dec 31, 2025 - Are aliens real? A Nature Astronomy study reveals 87% of experts believe life exists. Explore how 3I/ATLAS and AI are accelerating the search for E.T.

The Cassini spacecraft has opened our eyes to the wonders of Saturn and its moons like Enceladus and Titan with some amazing pictures - here are some of our...

With spatial audio, adaptive EQ and a new design, we think these AirPods are a worthy upgrade.

It could boost liver transplant numbers in the future and reduce NHS waiting lists.

We've been enjoying a relaxing back rub for millennia, but does it actually work?

Looking after a pet can have a surprisingly large impact on the environment.

Jan 11, 2026 - It's hardly a revelation that we're living in an era of distraction and smartphone addiction.

Excited about virtual reality gaming yet? If not you should be, because these new games announced by Sony for the PlayStation VR look pretty mind-blowing.

Oct 2, 2025 - The Royal Observatory Greenwich recently announced the outstanding winners of Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2025.

Most hurricanes die out by the time they reach the UK, but warmer seas could change this.

Use the power of science to make this Christmas the best ever.

Bad dreams and nightmares can wake you up with a start, but could that be because of your heart?

Nov 6, 2025 - Your brain cells act like a community – for better or worse. A new study reveals which neighbours will make you age faster.

Which dogs live the longest? Researchers pored over half a million dogs' worth of data to find out. Here are the results.

A master and his slave discovered almost 2000 years after their deaths

Sleep consists of two radically different physiological states, and it's not just dreaming and snuffling.

These caravan gadgets will take your trips to the next level in 2024.

The blistering speed and versatility of the coming 5G network herald a quantum leap for mobile technology - here are the fast facts.

Dec 21, 2025 - The latest science news, future tech, and wonders of the natural world from the UK's no.1 science and technology monthly magazine (formerly BBC Focus).

Suzanne Williams is a professional hostage negotiator who has worked with the FBI and Scotland Yard. She has contributed to the successful resolution of...

Discover functional music and the science of sleep. Explore music's influence on focus, relaxation, and flow state with scientific insights.

The bird, named Falcatakely, had a dinosaur-like facial bone structure, but a modern-looking face.

Between 13-15 this month we were treated to the largest supermoon since 1948 - here our some of the best photos of the November supermoon.

Aug 29, 2025 - From the v-shaped bed designed by an exercise legend to a robot that feeds you tomatoes, here are the weirdest inventions of all time

Nov 27, 2025 - Bytes don't have any calories, nor do they spread diseases, but your internet speed does seem to be associated with your health

Nov 27, 2025 - Several billion years ago, tiny little creatures called cyanobacteria may have changed the colour of the ocean.

The Department of Architecture at the University of Oregon (UO) has initiated a new focus area in Mass Timber Design within our existing Master of...

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The particle that gives all matter mass may have played a key role in the birth of the Universe.

What did the digital clock say to the analog clock? Look, No hands!

Apr 16, 2025 - Walking in this way could protect you from heart rhythm abnormalities, heart attacks and strokes

The technology is still growing, but plants remain the best way to filter carbon dioxide from the air.

7 science-backed coffee hacks that increase energy and focus naturally - This is how to drink coffee in a healthy way by cutting back on sugar, skipping...

Nov 6, 2025 - A global geologic hydrogen reserve could hold a lot more energy than we thought – but it still may not be enough.

/PRNewswire/ -- Dean College is proud to announce the renaming of its School of Liberal Arts to the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences, a change that more...

Nov 9, 2025 - You can get fit from scratch and reap the benefits of good health at any age. You just need to show your body a little sympathy

The summer meteor shower, best seen in the southern US, is soon set to peak.

New method enables rare earth metals to be more easily extracted from batteries, computers and electric cars.

Nov 6, 2025 - Discover 2024's most shocking and weirdest science news stories, from flying hippos to UFOs and killer whales v great whites

Whether you're playing with friends, gaming solo, or on the move, we've rounded up some of the best accessories to boost your Switch experience.

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The question is really relative to what?

Melissa Gervais, assistant professor of meteorology and atmospheric science and faculty co-hire of the Institute for Computational and Data Sciences, and Bing...

We love the Sun and depend on it completely. Manchester's Science and Industry Museum explores our fascination with it.

With the latest Jurassic Park film hitting the cinemas, we look at the science behind bringing extinct animals back to life.

Jun 3, 2025 - Duke’s Focus Program (FOCUS) is an exciting opportunity for students to explore ideas from the vantage point of different disciplines across the...

From land speed records to ancient lakes, this mineral is intimately tied to our lives and our land.

May 22, 2025 - Whether in the short- or long-term, there are lots of different techniques that can help you deal with anxiety.

Clinical and Translational Science retreat will focus on collaboration

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There are still plenty of science-y things you can do in lockdown.

Europe-wide study of children with coronavirus finds they generally experience a mild disease.

Discover a new world of ideas and perspectives with these thought-provoking books that will transform the way you think about our planet, its inhabitants, and...

X-ray images will soon be more detailed than ever before.

Dr Claire Guest is the co-founder of the Medical Detection Dogs charity. She explains how dogs are able to sniff out cancer and how this incredible skill is...

The constant pop-ups can be frustrating, to say the least...

New crossword-solving system could help computers better understand language and be the answer to your lexicological lamentations.

Top interviews, articles, and news in the astrophysics industry, curated by AZoQuantum - The A to Z of Quantum Technology.

Gum disease is surprisingly common and damages the healthy bone your gums need to grow on.

Dec 31, 2025 - Are aliens real? A Nature Astronomy study reveals 87% of experts believe life exists. Explore how 3I/ATLAS and AI are accelerating the search for E.T.

These reusable smart notebooks will take your memo making to the next level - check out our pick of the best options on the market

Welcome to our first Editorial Focus eBook on Space technology.

What if there's a hidden universe right beneath our noses? A shadowy world where dark matter clumps together to form invisible stars, invisible planets and...

The demise of flies landing in this carnivorous plant.

Radiocarbon dating and CT scanning was used to examine bones from 4,500 years ago.

Nov 6, 2025 - Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic are being heralded as 'miracles'. But what do they really do to your body? A new study may reveal new answers.

The College of Physicians of Philadelphia offers a range of internships, the most popular is open to Philadelphia teens who have experience violence.

Nov 27, 2025 - Researchers issue new warning over overlooked high cholesterol condition – here are the symptoms (and why you’re likely to miss them)

Round and round the planets spin.

Noticed fewer creepy crawlies in your back yard this spring? It's not just you: insects across the globe may be dying out. Here's why.

People have been kept alive on different types of life support for a surprisingly long time.

The saplings, which were grown from seeds which spent six months aboard the International Space Station, were planted at the home of Sir Isaac Newton.

From steam powered devices in Ancient Greece to man's first steps on the Moon, this is the history of rocket science.

Laboratories without limits: Aimee Steen checks out the most challenging places that experiments take place.

Peanuts have an alias: Ground nuts. And they got it because of their unusual growth cycle, where they flower above ground but fruit below it.

From floating farms to virtual therapy, we bring you the incredible innovations that will shape our future.

Healthy eating is definitely a good thing, but harsh restrictions on your diet can have serious consequences for your mental and physical health.

Eugenia Cheng wanders through the wonderful world of infinite mathematics in this extract from her book Beyond Infinity, shortlisted for the 2017 Royal Society...

Sometimes there's not much between being a cute animal or a hideous beast, so we found five that tread, fly, swim and hop the fine line between the two. Help...

Fancy a trip to the Jurassic or Cambrian era? In order to survive the environments of the past people would need a number of things...

Geothermal energy currently supplies 1 per cent of US energy. New research suggests this could be as much as 10 per cent.