0
Scientists are developing “flavoured lollipops” that may be able to determine whether someone has mouth cancer without using painful and invasive methods. Researchers say that their lollipop could be a quicker and kinder alternative that could be ...
0
New research suggests language is eight times older than previously thought
0
Researchers at University of Birmingham receive £350,000 in funding to create prototypes
0
Researchers at the University of Birmingham have received £350,000 in funding to create prototypes.
0
Kermitops gratus lived around 270 million years ago
0
Kermitops gratus was first discovered in Texas four decades ago.
0
The mass deaths were puzzling scientists around the world – there were no signs of viruses or parasites. Then we looked closely at their skin
0
In late 2016, US officials in Cubaâs capital began experiencing a mysterious and often debilitating set of symptoms that came to be known as Havana syndrome. Ian Sample speaks to the Guardianâs Julian Borger and consultant neurologist Prof ...
0
New research suggests language is eight times older than previously thought
0
This is predicted to increase to 97% of countries by the end of the century.
0
Trials in UK, France and the Netherlands indicate tool can predict if patient will experience problems from surgery and radiotherapy
0
Long-term computer use for leisure was found to be associated with lower levels of follicle-stimulating hormone in men
0
The test showed a 93% accuracy in detecting the biomarkers associated with the condition.
0
Some wear on the lower teeth of the skulls showed that the individuals would have had lower lip piercings when alive
0
New research suggests language is eight times older than previously thought
0
Spending a lot of leisure time on the computer was found to be associated with lower levels of a hormone that stimulates the production of sperm.
0
The brain’s survival among otherwise skeletonised remains has historically been regarded as extremely rare.
0
Incredibly tough plants can tolerate intense cold and prolonged darkness, but temperature has also been rising
0
Remains of dwellings at Must Farm Quarry in Whittlesey gives insight into everyday life almost 3,000 years ago
0
The collection includes Egyptian and Korean royalty, through British and Danish monks, to Arctic explorers and victims of war