Science

Cats love sleeping, but why is it that it is almost always on their left...

We all yearn for softness in life...

While not a long-term solution, UDACs aim to relieve some pressure on NHS Dental services; reinforcing the importance of enhancing realignment...

Our Head of Sport interviewed Dr Stuart Mackintosh...

Recent analysis of Mesolithic human burials identifies earliest Northern remains in England...

Apple seeds never grow the same tree, and this is why...

The Hamburg Declaration commits the UK and nine European partners to expand offshore wind and shared grid links in a bid to boost clean energy and energy resilience...

Exploring the life and medical career of Dr Ruth Nicholson...

More than 200 freshly planted trees have been left damaged in the North East, marking a blow to the region's natural landscape...

Before Freud explored psychology, he explored the reproductive system of eels...

One of our writers discusses the return of a fungus to the Isle of Man...

Habitat restoration and local biodiversity has been boosted by the release of 2 wild beavers...

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?...