Interviews with Scientists

Neural stem cells in injured axolotls behave like embryonic cells

Moving meal times can disrupt learning and memory

Two trained monkeys and a gambling task

Did you know the Brits drank coffee before tea? That not enough grounds were grounds for divorce? Or that goats...

How do you get from a coffee bean to a nice cup of java? We picked some fruit and followed the process, from bean to...

As soon as you take that first sip, caffeine begins to work it's magic but how does it make you feel awake?

Caffeine is never far from the headlines; some months it's no good for us and other months it's a practically...

If you drink too much caffeine, it could effect your sleep and a lack of sleep has been linked to a number of diseases...

What does food security mean and why are we worried about it?

As the world population continues to increase how can we produce more food to meet the demand?

One way to tackle food security is by changing consumer behaviour, but how do we go about doing this? Let's learn...

Blueprints for 3D printed plastic guns may be released online - are these a threat to security?

Genes from marine plants might be used for breeding crops suitable for areas where freshwater is in short supply.

Would you munch a mealworm or graze on a grasshopper? Welcome to the future of food.

People often assume that pregnant women are suffering from 'momnesia'. But is there any evidence that having...

We say goodbye to the lander that bounced its way to fame across the surface of comet 67P.

Scientists have found a way to stop autism like symptoms in newborn mice.

The answer to food security is partly not producing more but wasting less.

Do black holes obliterate what falls into them, or do they leave a faint ghost of the structure of what they have...

How the world's telescopes are joining forces to try and see the unseeable: the shadow cat by the event horizon...

Black holes light up the Universe by creating quasars, which can in turn affect how galaxies evolve.

Event horizons, singularities and time dilation: we get to the bottom of the weird physics of black holes.

A burial site discovered near Cambridge has provided DNA evidence to unpick the history of the UK.

Why you can't catch the 'flu from a killed vaccine...