"Anger gene" discovered
12-26-2010 |
7
A gene responsible for bouts of extreme anger while drunk has been identified by scientists.
The printed future of Christmas dinner
12-25-2010 | 12
In something akin to the replicators in Star Trek scientists are working on a food "printer".
World's smallest Christmas card produced
12-24-2010 | 5
Scientists at the University of Glasgow have produced the world's smallest Christmas card.
World's first permanent 'bionic' eyes
12-21-2010 | 11
For the first time bionic eye implants will become available to patients on a permanent basis.
Year's biggest breakthrough: teleporation
12-20-2010 | 26
Science Magazine has deemed teleportation as 2010's biggest science breakthrough.
Woman with rare condition knows no fear
12-17-2010 | 25
A woman in the US has a rare medical condition that results in her having no sense of fear whatsoever.
Man with HIV cured by stem cell transplant
12-16-2010 | 11
In a remarkable breakthrough an HIV-positive man appears to have been cured by a stem cell transplant.
Kazakhstan to develop elixir of life
12-11-2010 | 18
Kazakhstan's president has urged scientists to concentrate their efforts on finding a cure for ageing.
Dr Who's sonic screwdriver - a reality ?
12-6-2010 | 18
Engineers are developing a device able to move and manipulate objects using ultrasonic sound waves.
The apple that never goes brown
12-6-2010 | 41
A biotechnology company has produced a genetically modified apple that doesn't go brown when sliced.
DARPA developing flying car
12-5-2010 | 5
DARPA and Terrafugia are developing a flying humvee to be used by troops in Afghanistan.
Hottest pepper to be used as a weapon ?
12-5-2010 | 4
The world's hottest chili pepper, the Naga Viper, is so potent that it is hot enough to strip paint.
NASA confirms arsenic based life
12-3-2010 | 260
"The definition of life has just expanded" - NASA has discovered an organism on Earth based on arsenic.
New rifle uses radio-controlled bullets
12-2-2010 | 27
A new US army rifle that will soon go in to operation uses state-of-the-art radio-controlled bullets.
Can gyms generate their own power ?
11-28-2010 | 1
Its an idea that isn't actually all that new, using exercise equipment in gyms to generate electricity.
Case for man-made warming increases
11-27-2010 | 97
The case for man-made warming is on the rise according to a leading climate research center.
Conjoined twins share the same brain
11-23-2010 | 27
Doctors were stunned to discover that conjoined twins Krista and Tatiana seemed to share the same brain.
Robot George: revived after 45 years
11-23-2010 | 6
One of the first ever humanoid robots has been revived after being stored in a garage for 45 years.
GM mosquitoes released in to the wild
11-22-2010 | 23
Genetically modified mosquitoes have been released in to the wild in the Cayman Islands.
Laser camera takes photos around corners
11-20-2010 | 3
A new camera has been developed that is able to take pictures around corners by using lasers.
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