The prevalence of tetralogy of Fallot is estimated to be one in 3,000 live births

The paper details the core of a paradox Hawking has been working on for 40 years

Modern techniques in DNA sequencing are becoming increasingly advanced. Wasim Askar looks at how DNA tests are used by states, companies, and people.

Dr Kate Shaw visit the University to talk about Physics Without Frontiers, an international effort to develop research in disenfranchised countries.

We honour Professor Paul O’Brien, a professor of Inorganic Materials at the University, for his invaluable contributions to science and society.

Bella Jewell considers the important role that the arts play in mental health and wellbeing.

Tom Allen looks at antibiotics, and if it is time to reform the way in which we use them

Anish Gulati and Jacklin Kwan discuss the effects of military funding in science research, and whether it should have a place in STEM

Research at the University of Manchester has linked socioeconomic deprivation to the divide in early deaths between the North and South of England

Research from academics at the University of Manchester has linked the treatment of age-related cognitive decline with aiding vision and hearing

Oxford’s Chris Gosden has led calls to tackle the crippling uncertainty for UK Institutions

Nearly half of all millennials feel loneliness ‘often or very often’ according to a BBC Radio 4 study, the largest of its kind to ever have been conducted

Astronomers at the Dunlap Institute for Astronomy and Astrophysics have detected interstellar gamma ray bursts using indirect methods for the first time.

The University of Manchester has placed 53rd in Reuters’ list of the world’s most innovative universities, surging 27 places on last year.

What are the best citizen science projects you can do on your computer? Toby James looks at getting involved as an average science enthusiast

Big-name professors are being recruited in a ‘transfer-market’ like system, according to new research on the impact of government research rankings

Wasim Askar celebrates the research of this year’s Ig Nobel award winners: human-cannibalism, fruit flies, road rage, rollercoasters, and voodoo dolls.

Research by BBC Radio 4 has identified a loneliness epidemic among young people

Potential solutions have been discovered that help to treat tuberculosis (TB), an airborne disease. Tuberculosis is a disease that affects the lungs, and is one of the most prevalent diseases in India and parts of Africa. This disease occurs in approximately 33 per cent of the global population. Science journals report that around 1.6 million […]

Research suggests that asthma treatments can be improved by considering what time it is