Over a hundred years after her sinking, the most daring polar underwater project has...
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What is it like being Glasgow during this critical climate conference?
Whales have been found to eat up to three times more than we initially estimated...
Predictive text models might offer insight into how humans actually process language
Matter slingshotted into space by black holes resembles volcanic eruptions and has large-reaching consequences
Dawn choruses across Europe and North America are becoming quieter and less varied
New nanotechnology promises rapid test development for current and future pandemics
New technology can make clean hydrogen more cheaply and flexibly
New combined approach could help tackle deadly bacteria
Why do some of us walk to the shops one way and then routinely follow an alternative route home?
Tiny polluting particles produced in and outdoors have been linked to millions of premature births...
This extreme Nordic tradition burns calories with no exercise, and potentially improves sleep
Now is the right time to bring that old phone in your drawer to a collection point
From tasting chili peppers to modeling climate dynamics, we’re looking at the discoveries recognised this year
Small changes to canteen menus resulted in a significant decrease in consumed calories...
Minor 'nudges' in stores can lead to big increases in healthy purchases and drops in sales of sweets.
A novel type of fully implantable temporary pacemaker has been developed that naturally absorbs into the body
The rodents are not only taking a toll on the landscape, but also the wellbeing of farming communities...
As glaciers move to the ocean they act as "natural bulldozers", crushing the underlying rock and releasing...
Teen tyrannosaurs may have stepped in to fill a void previously held by other meat-eating dinosaur species...
There was a mysterious global shark extinction about 19 million years ago and sharks never bounced back
The rise of slime off Turkey is a dangerous eyesore. But it's not all doom and gloop: this can be reversed
Rivers and underground water sources don't recover from drought...
Sharks gather map-like information from Earth's magnetic field
Mining without the digging...