Honduras

"Monkey God" city find could reveal new central American civilisation

Central America’s largest wilderness area may be about to give up some of the secrets of a rumoured giant monkey god, and one of the world’s most

5 March 2015

United Kingdom

'Blue' dress causes internet confusion. Is it white and gold?

27 February 2015

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Spacewalking astronauts rig station for new US space taxis

26 February 2015

Turkey

Drone does the shopping in Ankara

24 February 2015

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Messenger RNA: the molecule that may teach our bodies to beat cancer

Groundbreaking German research into the RNA molecule is giving hope of a major leap forward in the treatment of prostate cancer and other conditions

13 February 2015

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Do you know: can our cells create medicines?

13 February 2015

United Kingdom

Hope for patients of mitochondrial diseases after UK's historic vote

5 February 2015

Cinema

Indie sci-fi thriller gets to shoot inside world-famous CERN

‘Lea, An Angel in My House’ is an experimental independent film – a hybrid between a scientific thriller and a sci-fi movie. Shot on a tiny budget

5 February 2015

United Kingdom

Britain's parliament allows human genome manipulation for first time

Mother’s day may be about to get more complicated in the UK after parliament voted to allow a three-parent IVF technique. It is designed to eliminate

3 February 2015

United Kingdom

UK votes in favour of three-person babies law

3 February 2015

Russia

Blaze rips through Moscow library home to millions of rare texts and books

A huge blaze has ripped through one of Russia’s largest libraries. The fire in Moscow’s Institute of Scientific Information on Social Sciences in

1 February 2015

World

Learning as easy as A, B, free

This week we visited the UK, Greece, Egypt and America to see how different projects aim to open up the world of knowledge.

9 January 2015

Denmark

Oh cloned Christmas tree, your leaves are so duplicated

Finding the perfect Christmas tree can be a chore. Tall, short, full or sparse there are trees to suit all tastes in Denmark which is the world’s

22 December 2014

World News

Print yourself fitter say 3D food printers who promise freshness with the wild shapes

3D printers look set to eventually transform every aspect of our daily lives, and now the whizz-kids that operate them have found a new application

19 December 2014

World

All in the mind? The role of neuroscience in education

14 November 2014

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Watching for bubbles: storing CO2 at sea

10 November 2014

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Do you know: what's a bubble-box?

10 November 2014

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Longer life for damaged livers

3 November 2014

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Do you know: can we boost injured livers?

3 November 2014

USA

World's first 3D stomach grown in labs

30 October 2014