Over a hundred years after her sinking, the most daring polar underwater project has...
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A molecule that controls immune cells might help to stop sepsis
If cats eat and play, mice live to see another day...
A drug that combats a rare human genetic disease is lethal to blood-sucking insects...
Trapped in amber for millions of years, this beetle has been scientifically very enlightening...
These Japanese millipedes join cicadas as the only other arthropods with a multi-year life cycle...
Does the announcement from Pfizer this week mark the beginning of the end of our socially-distanced existence...
Scientists build an artificial liver device that sustains liver function and stimulates organ repair...
Healthcare workers are carrying COVID-19 without realising they’re infected, a new study shows...
Coughs and sneezes traditionally spread diseases, and coronavirus particles are shed into sewage...
Loss of smell and taste sense has been reported by people later diagnosed with SARS-CoV-2. Now we know why...
Covid-19 mortality rates are apparently much lower in some parts of the world. Might the TB jab you had as a teenager...
Immune responses can actually help Covid-19 to infect cells, a new study reveals...
Scientists have found a new molecule to treat paracetamol overdose
The results extend what we regard as the habitable space on Earth...
A robot balances better than ever before by learning from human behaviour...
Is lettuce grown in space as good for you as lettuce grown on Earth?
Why do seagulls want your chips? Turns out they prefer food humans have touched...
Scientists debate the carbon cost of binging on a box-set...
How can you improve flood resilience, biodiversity and tourism? Beavers!
An expandable heart valve could spare millions from multiple, hazardous heart surgeries...
The largest full dish radio telescope in the world is ready to probe the mysteries of the universe...
Know when to hang out your washing thanks to new wind data from this satellite.
The energy stored in wastewater could power the equivalent of every single household in the US and Mexico
Moving data at 100 gigabytes per second: that's 25 movies in under a second...