Schoolchildren at Farnborough International Airshow were treated to a science lesson with a difference, as Dr Suzie Imber from the University of Leicester joined Tim Peake to kick off a national summer holiday campaign to get kids making, inventing and discovering what they could achieve as enginee
Space is the next environment that has to be protected against the impact of human development, a panel of top experts has warned at the UK Government’s GREAT festival of Innovation in Hong Kong.
Professor Emma Bunce from the University of Leicester awarded Chapman Medal for outstanding research into gas giant planets
The Pathology departments at Nottingham University Hospitals and University Hospitals of Leicester are opening their doors to show local people the science behind diagnosing and monitoring diseases from routine blood tests right through to DNA testing.
UK scientists from the University of Westminster have confirmed that a new blood test can detect if breast cancer has spread to other parts of the body in a research funded by the charity Against Breast Cancer.
New gene discovery could mean more personalised cancer care.
A dangerous group of insect invaders accused of killing six people in France are now heading to the UK, wildlife experts have cautioned.
Polish scientists seeking to help save pollinators developed a method for testing the presence of pesticides in honeybees — and what they found should be a call to action.
Stephen’s Rose, introduced by Norfolk rose grower Bill LeGrice, has a mass of distinctive, wavy edged, single flowers in a splendid mix of yellow and creamy red. It’s a strong growing, strongly scented, floribunda bush rose. On seeing his new rose for the first time, Stephen Fry said -