Scientists appear to have recreated in part the level of matter that existed at the beginning of the universe.
Spanish designer Dr Manel Torres has spent 10 years developing clothes that can be sprayed on to the body.
A new report has revealed that doctors successfully used gene therapy for the first time to treat a blood disorder.
Scientists have identified the gene responsible for short-sightedness that could lead to a cure within 10 years.
The Park Spark methane digester is able to take dog mess and turn it in to enough electricity to power a streetlamp.
A robot capable of deceitful behaviour has been developed at the Georgia Institute of Technology.
Controversial findings have suggested that the laws of physics might not be the same in all parts of the universe.
Like something out of Star Trek scientists have succeeded in developing a functional tractor beam using lasers.
A new study has suggested that both a love of exercise and being a couch potato runs in the family.
While magnetic field reversals usually take 4,000 years evidence has been found of one that went a lot faster.
Special gloves and shoes that allow the wearer to climb buildings like Spiderman are currently in development.
Could your identical twin be living exactly the same life as you in any number of parallel universes ?
Scientists have developed "dry water", each particle consisting of a water droplet with a sandy silica coating.
Bacteria placed outside the International Space Station was found to be still alive after 553 days in space.
Helium has a wide range of applications from use in hospitals to cleaning rockets but how much do we have left ?
New mind-reading technology is being developed that could allow you to type a letter by simply thinking the words.
A peculiar new fabric made in vats of tea is being used to create a range of new clothes and shoes.
University researchers in Edinburgh have developed a system to test if urine could be used to make fuel cells.
In a remarkable story this week a surgeon removed most of a man's skull and froze it in order to save his life.
A plan to build a chain of human shaped pylons in Iceland has won a leading architecture award.