Science

A study spanning three decades of observation has revealed Bottlenose dolphin mothers use higher-pitched vocalisations when talking to their calves.

David Attenborough's sobering documentary reveals the extent of the plastic problem.

A report on the new data released by the UK government about wildlife in the UK

An investigation into how green electric cars are

A breakdown of the information from the World Meteorological Association reports

Experiments at SPARK:York seek to find the key to feeding the future

Why we spend so much time at rest, and the potentially deadly consequences of missing it

The 2014 epic brought astrophysics to the big screen in a way that physicists can respect.

International efforts are coordinating a response to the waterborne pathogen

Voice of discredited doctor continues to receive support -- and money -- from conspiracy theorist community

Novel bio-materials could form a new class of medical dressing, aiding in recovery

Despite extensive threats to coral reefs around the world, research suggests there is still opportunity to save them

Researchers at UCL conclude 'no convincing evidence' that depression is linked to serotonin abnormalities

Nuclear fission has its disadvantages, but can we afford to turn our back on the polarising but promising power source?

Early work on untangling the quantum mystery has led to enchanting new areas of research.

Through the Artemis launches and the success of the James Webb telescope, humanity sets its sights back on the stars.

University of Melbourne researchers plan to bring the thylacine back from the grave.

New funding for science and technology seeks to reduce American dependence on Chinese microchips.

Nanobot takes one small step for robot-kind.

Abortion controversy goes beyond ethics, and is fundamentally a medical issue

Environmental awareness varies by carrier.

The scientific contributions of Ukraine to a turbulent, progressive 20th century.

ECT sounds like a medieval practise... but can it's potential be completely ruled out?

Science Correspondent Lydia Beckett investigates how Neanderthal genetics influence modern immunity to diseases such as Covid-19.

Netflix sensation Don't Look Up reminds us of the danger above our heads, and the cost of ignoring experts.

Multiple studies have found statistically significant aberrations in menstrual cycles during the Covid-19 pandemic. This article takes a look into the mass event that half of our population are currently experiencing.

How do researchers determine where infections originate?

University of York leads next generation into the second nuclear age

With the recent changes from E5 to E10 petrol, biofuels are once again back in the limelight. But what is the benefit of biofuels, and what are the challenges associated with their implementation?

Does the government's plan align with the evidence?