Genetic experimentation and augmentation could create real-life X-Men within as little as 30 years.
A state college in South Dakota is trialling a new high-tech way to purchase goods using fingerprints.
Researchers have uncovered the location of land once part of a large prehistoric super-continent.
In several billion years time a whole new universe could open up within our own universe and replace it.
Scientists exploring the Carribean have identified the deepest thermal vents anywhere in the world.
A US start-up called WobbleWorks has developed a pen that lets you draw 3-dimensional objects.
A new type of bionic hand could revolutionise the lives of amputees by restoring their ability to touch.
Researchers at University College London have created a computer that can repair and reprogram itself.
A new type of drug could save millions of lives by targetting the parasite's ability to expel salt.
Ever since the events of 9/11, scientists have been trying to find a reliable way to recognize voices.
A massive volcano with enough destructive power to destroy the world is forming north of New Zealand.
Neuroscientst David McKemy and his team have discovered a way to disable the sensation of cold.
As global meat consumption increases so too does scientific research in to artificially producing it.
It is thought that by the year 2100 we will have lost half the languages that are in use today.
Scientists have developed special spectacles that allow someone to see in the full spectrum of light.
As robots become increasingly sophisticated, concerns have been raised over future job availability.
Found using an extensive network of computers, the ridiculously large number is 17,425,170 digits long.
Will evolution take its course or are we destined to become a product of our own ambitions ?
Just a single gram of DNA is capable of storing data with the capacity of half a million DVDs.
Science fiction has become science fact as scientists invent a wire that can fix itself when cut.