Unlocking violent crime through epigenetics Violent people are often the product of violent surroundings. But genetics can play a role, too.
Fly me to the moon China unveils plans to launch man-made moon China has launched plans to build an 'artificial moon' by 2020. It's hoped the moon will reduce energy consumption.
BepiColombo spacecraft launch BepiColombo's long journey to Mercury begins BepiColombo is set to begin its seven-year journey to one of the least studied planets in our solar system.
Democracy in danger Democracy in danger: Vulnerable electoral systems Digital electoral systems are frighteningly vulnerable to attacks. The solution is surprisingly simple.
Open source pharma Open source: Stop the rot in drug discovery There's something rotten in the state of pharma. And there's no easy fix. But "open source pharma" may be a start.
After the Soyuz failure Are astronauts stuck on the ISS? The only rocket that takes humans to the space station has been grounded — with consequences.
Hurricane Michael makes landfall in Florida Most powerful hurricane to strike US since 1969 The Category 4 monster was among the most powerful hurricanes in half a century to strike the mainland United States.
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The last mile What failed in the Sulawesi tsunami disaster When a tsunami struck the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, residents weren't warned. What failed? What would have worked?
BellingCat investigation Second Skripal poisoning suspect named Investigative site Bellingcat has identified the second Salisbury suspect as Russian military doctor Alexander Mishkin.
Green tech How apps are changing Africa Africans are no strangers to apps. In fact, apps big and small have changed the lives of people across the continent.
Overproduction of Truth Are there too many scientists? Ever more scientists are publishing ever more papers — and the quality's dropping. Is science heading for a fall?
They found a woman for the Nobel physics prize The 2018 Nobel Prize in Physics recognized revolutions in laser physics. And the lack of a revolution in diversity.
Nobel Prize in Chemistry Chemistry, cash and the Nobel Prize The 2018 Nobel Prize in chemistry has recognized a "revolution in evolution" and biotechnology. But is it one we want?
2018 medicine Nobel Prize explained The 2018 Nobel Prize in medicine recognizes discoveries in immune regulation and cancer therapy. So what good is that?
