A robot that had been showing off its dance moves to customers ended up getting a little bit too excited.
Researchers have succeeded in partially reviving the frozen brain tissue of a mouse for the first time.
What if consciousness didn't simply arise from the physical brain, but was instead the basis of reality itself ?
The complex and extensive test is designed to measure how close AI is to exceeding human-level intelligence.
An intriguing atmospheric phenomenon could give rise to strangely colored rainstorms in the near future.
New research into the mechanics of consciousness have revealed fascinating new insights into how it might arise.
A remarkable stage performance has this week highlighted just how far robots have come over the last few years.
A Norwegian researcher had set out to prove that directed-energy weapons could not have caused the condition.
A sociology and criminal justice professor has predicted that AI and robotics could be the future of law enforcement.
Imagine if instead of getting an injection, you could take a vaccine simply by downing an alcoholic drink.
Officially isolated in 2004, graphene may have existed unintentionally in materials used long before that by Thomas Edison.
There will soon come a time when even the most secure digital encryption algorithms can be cracked very easily.
The symbolic clock has inched closer than ever to armageddon due to a 'global failure in leadership'.
Memory modification could become a reality in the not-too-distant future, according to neuroscientist Prof Steve Ramirez.
One of the oldest people to ever live was found to have possessed an abnormally young genome for her age.
The world of time reflections is a strange one - imagine looking in a mirror and seeing the back of your head...
Reeling off verbal expletives seems to have a measurable empowering effect on human strength.
Scientists have identified a strange structure beneath the region that is like nothing else found on Earth.
A new study has highlighted a surprising innate ability common to shorebirds that humans also possess.
A bizarre new experiment has seen entire flocks of pigeons fitted with remote-controlled computer chips.