Interviews with Scientists

Wind power predates the industrial turbine by hundreds of years...

The first test tube baby recently turned 40 and since the 1980s, millions have been born via IVF

Up through the atmosphere, up where the air is clear, flying a kite could also power our homes

From birds to lobsters, could the erection of giant bladed structures be a detriment to animal populations?

Ripple Energy has allowed people in England, Wales and Scotland to own their own source of clean energy

Queen Elizabeth II has seen it all even the hole in the ozone lingering over Antarctica in 1985...

We get to grips with Blasphemous!

The classic shooter has been remade... but do the controls let it down?

We review the latest Kirby game

Is Pelaton's gaming effort "Lanebreak" any good?

Is the latest Final Fantasy game worth buying?

What's new in the world of gaming?

Tidal technologies and prototypes are put through their paces in extraordinary facilities like these...

Which marine renewable technologies are out there...

The world's most powerful tidal turbine...

Tidal energy is finally engaging with government's subsidy systems in the same manner as solar and wind

The way boys' and girls' brains develop at different rates may affect their risk of developing depression

This Mars lander is encountering difficulties when taking measurements on the red planet.

Following Brexit, the UK has changed its stance on the precision breeding of food to boost produce

The compound is thought to disrupt the activity of infectious bacteria in a completely new way

Shining a light on how energy from the sun is converted into electricity...

As on-court violence decreases in sports, psychological tactics have risen to out-face opponents

How exercise impacts the brain could be used to help motor movements and explain the "Runner's high"

How the supermassive black hole at the centre of the galaxy has been imaged by the Event Horizon Telescope team...