World's first womb transplant planned
6-15-2011 |
7
Mother and daughter pair hope to be the first participants of a truly successful womb transplant.
Laser is produced by a living cell
6-14-2011 | 7
A new method of creating laser light from a single cell may help improve light-based therapies.
New drug could cure cat allergies
6-13-2011 | 6
Scientists have developed a treatment that stops the reactions triggered by an allergy to cats.
Triple-barrelled cannon found in Croatia
6-12-2011 | 24
A forerunner to the modern machine gun invented by Leonardo Da Vinci himself has been found in Croatia.
New fingerprint analysis method developed
6-8-2011 | 2
A new use has been discovered in the ever-growing field of nanotechnology: fingerprint analysis.
Scientists find 'werewolf' gene
6-6-2011 | 8
The gene that causes some people to be covered in thick hair has been identified by scientists.
Would you give up modern technology ?
6-4-2011 | 12
A new book aims to help us become less addicted to our technology and lead more balanced lives.
Wind farms: is Britain 'running out of wind'?
6-4-2011 | 11
A decline in the average wind speed over the last few years may mean the end for wind turbines.
Human brain limits friends to 150
6-2-2011 | 5
A new study finds that the human brain automatically limits how many true friends you can have.
Magnets could revolutionize computing
6-1-2011 | 10
Studying a magnet's ability to turn on and off may lead scientists to a computer revolution.
Skin patch could cure peanut allergy
6-1-2011 | 3
A skin patch that may cure thousands of their deadly peanut allergy has been developed by doctors.
US develops software to analyse metaphors
5-31-2011 | 3
US intelligence aims to use the nuances of language to reveal who may be a potential enemy.
The world's largest solar-powered boat
5-30-2011 | 5
The Turanor PlanetSolar is circumnavigating the world's oceans to prove that renewable energy can work.
Bacteria species lives off caffeine
5-28-2011 | 9
Scientists have discovered a new species of bacteria that actually depends on caffeine for survival.
Tiny military drone armed with missile
5-25-2011 | 15
The US military has added a small missile to the smallest ever spy plane, the 17ft wide Arcturus.
Is graphene the new silicon?
5-24-2011 | 2
Pioneers of a new material believe it could have the same applications as silicon.
Man volunteers for hand amputation
5-21-2011 | 22
A 26-year-old Australian man is to have his paralysed hand removed and replaced with a synthetic one.
E-Cat Cold fusion independently validated
5-20-2011 | 49
The new reactor is gaining momentum and could be the answer to providing clean, unlimited energy.
The inner core of the Earth may be melting
5-20-2011 | 33
Scientists believe the core of the Earth may be melting, a process linked to activity on the surface.
Atomspheric heating could predict quakes
5-19-2011 | 10
Days before the March earthquake in Japan the atomsphere above the epicentre heated rapidly.
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