How last year’s Pakistan deluges have changed lives

How last year’s Pakistan deluges have changed lives

A study challenges the idea that areas like farmland provide pollinating insects with a „corridor” between fragmented habitats.

The Woodland Trust begins a search for a 500-acre site for a flagship woodland that will be planted to mark the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee.

People with dyslexia have trouble recognising unfamiliar voices, a study finds – giving scientists new insight into human voice recognition.

If protected areas can’t stop the loss of nature, what can?

Dutch student team puts its solar car through aerodynamic tests

The University of Delft’s entry to this year’s World Solar Challenge – a 3,000km race across Australia – gets put through its paces in a wind tunnel.

Giant asteroid Vesta reveals more of itself to the Dawn probe

Nuon Solar Team technical manager Mike Hoogstraten explains the final phase of testing on the car his team is entering in the World Solar Challenge.

Scientists in Germany say tapping into drivers’ brain signals to cut braking distances and avoid car crashes

Why are researchers working on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome being targeted in a campaign of abuse and intimidation?

Na teren budowy wielkiej sieci radioteleskopów ALMA na płaskowyżu Chajnantor w Chile na wysokości 5000 metrów n.p.m. dostarczona została szesnasta antena. Oznacza to, że ALMA może rozpocząć pierwsze testowe obserwacje naukowe.

Inside Chernobyl exclusion zone 25 years on

Stepping inside Chernobyl’s exclusion zone 25 years on from the disaster

Stepping inside Chernobyl’s exclusion zone three decades on from the disaster

A major clinical trial will investigate whether stem cells can be safely used to stop or even reverse the damage caused by multiple sclerosis.

A young emperor penguin found washed up on a New Zealand beach gets a health clearance after tests and enjoys a first swim.

A rainforest vine has evolved dish-shaped leaves to attract the bats that pollinate it, scientists have found.

A farm in Cambridgeshire thinks it has made history by being the first in the country to hatch Nile crocodiles.

A farm in Cambridgeshire thinks it has made history by being the first in the country to hatch Nile crocodiles.

Cod bounces back – with nature’s oscillatory help