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Nanobots (really small robots) sound like science fiction, but Cambridge researchers have brought them one step closer...

Bacteria that can degrade PET, one of the most commonly used forms of plastic, have been identified by Japanese...

A wireless electrode device that beams brainwaves out of the head has enabled monkeys to manoeuvre wheelchairs using...

A soft robotic skin sensitive to touch and deformation, and with the ability to change colour like an octopus, has been...

The first step towards a space-based gravitational wave telescope has been tested successfully by the European Space...

A 3d printer capable of building organs and tissues by printing complex arrangements of cells has been unveiled by US...

Researchers find compulsive sexual behaviour, more commonly known as sex addiction, is driven by the huge novelty...

A new technique that uses ultrasound waves has enabled French scientists to see some of the smallest structures in the...

A system that uses sound waves to manipulate objects in mid air, and even inside the body, has been developed by...

A brain scanning technique that can find the source of an epilepsy patient's fits has been unveiled by scientists...

A new material has been created that can delay the development of ice, even at temperatures down to 6°C below freezing.

A new magnetic material, called Galfenol, could alert car passengers to an impact up to a thousand times faster.

A record efficiency has been achieved for the production of hydrogen from sunlight using an artificial leaf.

Previously unseen interaction between beams of light could yield a breakthrough for quantum computing...

A colour changing polymer may soon be used to indicate head injuries. This is important for both military and...

A new, rocket-powered punt powered by Chelsea buns has been launched by the Cambridge Science Centre...

Evaporating water can be used as an energy source to generate electricity using bacterial spores found in soil.

The Philae lander, deployed onto the surface of comet 67-P-Churyumov-Gerasimenko in 2014, has begun to to send back...

Batteries that can stretch up to 150% their original size could revolutionise the design of wearable technology...

Creating a virtual reality in which stroke patients have full use of their limbs has been shown to greatly improve...

Robots that can experiment on themselves to discover ways to keep going when they are damaged have been developed...

How horseshoe bats could revolutionise naval sonar…

A paralysed man can shake hands again thanks to a new thought-controlled robotic arm…

The Soviets were the first to send a man into space, so why are so many Russian spacecraft failing since?