Claims we should accept that some species are too dire to save gain support

Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus: six men together locked in isolation for 500 days

So you can find a worm in your Apple

Steve Jobs: 1955-2011

Disney to embark upon a ‘whole new world’ for handheld gaming

Blackberry users can enjoy the free apps and return to using their “crackberries”.

Researchers at the university evolve drugs to be harder, better, faster, stronger

Fruitless Apple need a turnover

BBC witness avian avarice

Branson aims for the space with an ‘out of this world’ project

Neutrino’s broke the speed limit, so physicists will try the test again

University awarded funding for major study into the relationship between man and dog

A new asthma drug developed allows patients to avoid the use of steroids, but has been deemed too expensive to be prescribed to patients by the NHS.

Science fiction’s cloaking devices may soon be realised as researchers use carbon nanotubes to deflect light.

Glastonbury festival fans were contaminated with a fluorescent virus by University of Manchester researchers, in a unique interactive event to teach about microbiology.

The life and career of the late Steve Jobs was influential, prolific and truly avant-garde.

RIM’s BlackBerry, Apple’s iPhone and Google’s Android all claim to have the best operating system, but with such different approaches, which is truly the best?

The past century of science may be soon declared as misguided, if the results from CERN where the speed of light has seemingly been exceeded, can not be explained.

The 2011 Nobel Prizes in Physics, Medicine and Chemistry respectively were announced in October, awarding the international researchers acclaim for their leading research.

Potential treatment for a degenerate blindness found in the form of embryonic stem cells.