Researchers at Great Ormond Street Hospital and UCL have developed the first lab-grown oesophagus using pig scaffolds, offering potential regenerative treatments for children born with severe oesophageal conditions like two-year-old Casey Mcintyre.
Scientists from GOSH and UCL have developed the first lab-grown oesophagus using pig scaffolds, potentially transforming treatment for children born with life-threatening oesophageal atresia.
Scientists have successfully engineered the first lab-grown oesophagus in pigs, paving the way for personalised organ transplants for children born with long-gap oesophageal atresia within five years.
Researchers from the University of Exeter reveal that sticking googly eyes on food packaging can keep seagulls at bay, reducing theft by making birds feel threatened.
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A groundbreaking study suggests Chile's Monte Verde archaeological site may be thousands of years younger than previously thought, challenging established theories about human migration to the Americas.
A new online quiz reveals humans consistently prefer the same mating calls as animals, from frogs to birds, suggesting shared sensory systems and universal acoustic appeal.
New research from the Royal Veterinary College finds cockapoos and other designer crossbreeds exhibit more undesirable behaviours than purebred counterparts, challenging perceptions of easy family pets.
Scientists have discovered a molecule in Burmese python blood, pTOS, that suppresses appetite in obese mice without some side-effects of current GLP-1 drugs, potentially paving the way for new obesity treatments.
Scientists have discovered the complete set of genetic building blocks on asteroid Ryugu, providing crucial evidence for how life may have begun on Earth through space-delivered ingredients.
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A meningitis outbreak at the University of Kent has claimed two lives, exposing how a decade of students lacked routine vaccination due to a 2015 policy decision that excluded older children from the national immunisation programme.
Scientists discover that how you swing your arms while walking can reveal emotional states, with larger movements linked to anger and smaller ones to sadness.
Professor Anthony Leggett, who won the 2003 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on superfluidity, has passed away at age 86, leaving a legacy in quantum mechanics.
New research shows that larger arm and leg swings while walking signal aggression, while smaller swings indicate fear or sadness, offering insights into non-verbal emotional cues.
A new Japanese study reveals how your gait—from speed to arm swing—can betray emotions like anger, happiness, and sadness before you even speak.
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Forensic analysis of five rare cases where consecrated wafers reportedly transformed into human heart tissue and blood, with scientists identifying consistent findings across decades.
Researchers confirm the two-stage pour is essential for achieving Guinness's creamy head, with timing left to bartenders' judgment. The method leverages nitrogen bubbles and glass shape for optimal taste.
A comprehensive international review reveals very little evidence that medical cannabis effectively treats anxiety, anorexia, PTSD, and other mental health disorders, despite widespread patient use.
Grey-market injectable peptides like BPC-157 and GHK-Cu are gaining popularity among biohackers, raising concerns about unregulated use and health risks, as experts warn of potential dangers.
Scientists at CERN have identified a heavier version of the proton, named Xi-cc-plus, using an upgraded detector at the Large Hadron Collider. This discovery aids understanding of the strong nuclear force, amid UK funding cuts for future upgrades.
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New archaeological evidence reveals Neanderthals systematically hunted giant straight-tusked elephants, tracking them hundreds of miles across Europe in organised hunting parties.
University of Edinburgh scientists have engineered bacteria to convert PET plastic waste into L-DOPA, offering a sustainable alternative to fossil fuel-based pharmaceutical production.
A new strontium optical lattice clock measures seconds to 19 decimal places, potentially redefining the second by 2030 and aiding dark matter research.
Researchers in China have successfully synthesized a millimetre-sized hexagonal diamond in the laboratory, demonstrating slightly higher hardness than natural cubic diamonds.
University of Edinburgh researchers have developed a method using engineered bacteria to turn PET plastic waste into L-DOPA medication, potentially launching a bio-upcycling industry.
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Archaeologists reveal a 15-year-old 'Prince' from 27,000 years ago survived for days after a horrific bear attack, with evidence of bone healing found in his lavish Italian burial site.
Scientists have developed a new blood test that can detect aggressive brain tumours with over 90% accuracy, offering a less invasive alternative to surgical biopsies and MRI scans.
Scientists develop a revolutionary dual-marker blood test that detects aggressive glioblastomas with over 90% accuracy, potentially enabling earlier diagnosis and real-time monitoring of treatment response.
Groundbreaking research suggests AI analysis of retinal blood vessels during routine eye exams could identify early Alzheimer's signs, potentially enabling earlier treatment.
Scientists at CERN plan a pioneering test to transport volatile antimatter, aiming to unlock cosmic mysteries about matter's dominance in the universe through precision measurements.
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Researchers have identified a new species of 15ft, half-tonne crocodile with a distinctive hump that preyed upon Australopithecus afarensis, including the famous ancestor Lucy, over 3 million years ago in Ethiopia.
