Seventy-five years ago a scientist discovered a new wonder material: Teflon. On the anniversary of this chance find, Jon Agar reveals a few more of science's fortunate discoveries.
It’s been hailed as the next great technological innovation, set to revolutionise global manufacturing and transform the way we live. You’ve probably already heard of 3D-printed body organs and cars, but here are some of the more unusual uses for 3D printing...
Have you ever seen a science fiction blockbuster and thought: “I want one of those!”? To celebrate National Science and Engineering Week 2013, here's what some of the UK's top scientists have to say about our favourite sci-fi inventions.
Samsung have just announced their Galaxy S4 Android smartphone, but there are already some much more impressive phones on the horizon. We take a look at three smartphones that are really worth getting excited about...
Hannah Eastwood, 18, is the UK Young Scientist of the Year - the first woman to receive the award. Her winnning project explored how chromium could be removed from drinking water, allowing tap water to be purified and reclaimed for industry.
The international landscape of science is changing. The rapid growth of scientific output from emerging economic powers, especially China, could re-draw the map.
Is there a formula for calculating compatibility and finding love online? JV Chamary finds out whether meeting your perfect partner is a problem that can be solved with an algorithm
Want to buy a science book for a young person? Royal Society has published the shortlist for #YoungSciBooks 2013 http://t.co/5l2UqAQqfw
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