Brain scans show that people who have had Botox injections have altered brain activity when they look at happy and angry ...

For all their unsettling emergent abilities, chatbots are still just next-word predictors. We need to remember this and avoid ...

South African daisies co-opt the genes they usually use to grow root hairs and transport iron to create petals that resemble ...

An analysis of ancient genomes has revealed that the descendants of Stone Age farmers in Europe and hunter-gatherers gained ...

Genetic sequencing of Beethoven’s hair shows that he didn’t have lead poisoning after all, but it doesn’t shed light on why ...

Gladys Kalema-Zikusoka explains how her unconventional way of combining public health and conservation is helping to bring ...

To address our overconsumption of resources, we must work to achieve a sustainable population by addressing gender inequality ...

The majority of the UK's waterways are suffering, even those that look like they are in good health, but some restoration projects have started to tackle the issues, and much more can be done ...

Just a few days after hatching, zebrafish larvae can discriminate between bigger and smaller numbers, suggesting they may have an innate numerical ability ...

Garden dormice, a small European rodent species, has joined a growing list of animals known to display photoluminescence – but the reason for the phenomenon is a mystery ...

Luis Caffarelli has been awarded the most prestigious prize in mathematics for his work on nonlinear partial differential ...

Long-lasting plastics made from fossil fuels could be replaced by a material derived from super glue that can be easily ...