Science

Is MSG really bad for you? Major health authorities deem it safe, so how did the idea that it's harmful become so widespread, and does that carry a deeper message?...

An opinion piece by one of our writers on the surprising health benefits of weightlifting...

Humans for the first time have had a glimpse at an exploding star...

Plants do not voluntarily 'do' Maths. How and why do they do it then?...

Part of an endangered species breeding programme, Sally the Sloth arrives at Northumberland Zoo...

Is the answer as simple as differing immune systems?...

The River Breamish is flowing freely once again; bringing back wildlife and riparian vegetation recovery...

Traditional forensic methods do not fly in space, so what happens if murder occurs outside earth?...

One of our writers share a developing study whereby 'Smart Pills' and Bluetooth could work in tandem to administer internal treatment...

A new study sheds light on the consequences of rising ocean acidity on shark teeth...

Indigenous-led protests highlight the importance of inclusion in decision-making and immediate climate action...

One of our writers explain how AI technologies will be used to potentially phase out animal testing in the UK...

Are we as clever as we think?...

Puffins return to the Isle of Muck, sparking joy after decades of silent cliffs...

During hibernation, a squirrels slowed heartbeat sparks surprising new science...

Newcastle University receive Queen Elizabeth Prize in recognition of three decades of pioneering work...

Exposure to different environments can be life-changing (literally)...

Cha 1107-7626 is merely one of the hundreds of existing rogue planets, but something sure makes it stand out...