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I'm breeding biodegradable batteries from viruses

Life

I'm breeding biodegradable batteries from viruses

Biological engineer Angela Belcher is genetically modifying viruses to create batteries that can be recharged thousands of times and then decay harmlessly

Opinion

UK's carbon plans make up for oil and gas splurge

Earth

UK's carbon plans make up for oil and gas splurge

News

Inspiring winners of <i>New Scientist</i>'s Lego competition

Inspiring winners of New Scientist's Lego competition

CultureLab

The beauty and intellectual wealth of visualised data

Physics

The beauty and intellectual wealth of visualised data

CultureLab

Win Beautiful Science swag from the British Library

Win Beautiful Science swag from the British Library

CultureLab

The poetry of code and the code of poetry

Technology

The poetry of code and the code of poetry

CultureLab

Lego competition winners

Lego competition winners

CultureLab

Spinning wind turbines spark clockwork lightning

Technology

Spinning wind turbines spark clockwork lightning

News

Incoming 'Moby Dick' asteroid goes missing near Earth

Space

Incoming 'Moby Dick' asteroid goes missing near Earth

News

Technology

Monkey brain waves control hand of paralysed pal

Information has been sent from the brain of one animal to the spinal cord of another – another step towards returning movement to paralysed people

News

Life

Britain's earliest humanity in epic exhibition

CultureLab

Earth

Fire in the hole: After fracking comes coal

Features

Technology

Laser-sparked fusion power passes key milestone

Analysis

Life

Flights of fancy: An enchanting history of ornithology

CultureLab