The 2011 Nobel Prizes in Physics, Medicine and Chemistry respectively were announced in October, awarding the international researchers acclaim for their leading research.
Science fiction’s cloaking devices may soon be realised as researchers use carbon nanotubes to deflect light.
The life and career of the late Steve Jobs was influential, prolific and truly avant-garde.
Stereotypes of intelligent parents producing intelligent kids might be more true than you think.
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The first Irish case of human spontaneous combustion baffles investigators.
After decades of service to science, a NASA satellite has crashed into the earth under much confusion as to where it would land.
Did the government listen to doctor’s orders after white coats arrived at Number 10 a year ago?
Procrastination suddenly got a lot easier.
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.
Glastonbury festival fans were contaminated with a fluorescent virus by University of Manchester researchers, in a unique interactive event to teach about microbiology.
Material which makes up shells and bones recreated in a lab.
Generating power by putting particles together rather than breaking them apart is now closer than ever.
Potential treatment for a degenerate blindness found in the form of embryonic stem cells.
Apple are in court proceedings once again, this time accused of copyright infringement by VIA Technologies.
Using the process of 3-D printing, the environmentally friendly Urbee hybrid car displays the future of manufacturing.
There isn’t a hustler in the world who can steal this diamond.
