The international study aimed to get to the bottom of the pandemic and determine precisely where it had started.
Robotics firm 1X has unveiled its latest creation which looks, moves and acts like a real person.
The evolutionary biologist recently touched on the idea that we may be unable to keep up, biologically speaking.
As the ice thaws, there is the potential for long-dormant viruses from the distant past to be released back into the world.
Inducing 'hypersleep' could help patients with critical injuries or illnesses, among other potential uses.
Reflect Orbital is developing a novel new way to generate power by reflecting sunlight onto panels when its dark.
The research represents the first step toward a working mind control device - but there's still a long way to go.
The ion-laced gelatinous goo was not only able to move the bat around, but was even able to improve over time.
In the distant past, something caused the Earth to almost completely freeze over for millions of years.
For years, scientists and philosophers have pondered over whether or not the real world isn't quite as real as we think.
Could a potential time traveler have inadvertently posted information about future events online ?
Scientists have confirmed that the Earth's core has been behaving in a rather unexpected way.
Techniques used to analyze gravitational waves have now been applied to this enigmatic artifact.
Capable of producing a cheesy grin, this extremely creepy creation could be the first step toward life-like robots.
Developed by Alan Turing, the test can only be passed by an AI that is indistinguishable from a human being.
The next-generation aircraft looks like something you are more likely to find in a science fiction movie.
Could warp drive one day enable long distance space travel ? One group of physicists certainly seems to think so.
The bonkers plan looked at ways to stop the Earth's rotation so that Soviet nuclear missiles would miss their targets.
In a world-first, scientists will be testing out medication allegedly capable of regrowing human teeth.
Life2vec uses artificial intelligence to predict with eerie accuracy when you are most likely to die.