Newest Canary Island pictured rising from the deep
Island-building in action as an underwater volcano erupts off the Canary Island archipelago
Friday Illusion: Frozen hearts seem to beat
Watch how a shade-shifting background makes still hearts pulse
The dope on mental enhancement
Yet another survey has revealed surprisingly large numbers of people using drugs to boost their mental powers. What should be done, asks Susan Watts
Pulse of light creates instant origami
Watch a self-folding material produce a range of 3D shapes when subjected to heat
Gene tweak creates supermouse - and prevents diabetes
Knocking out a gene in muscles allows mice to run twice as far - targeting the same gene in their fat cells prevents them developing type-2 diabetes
A life full of passion that led to two Nobel prizes
A new play brings Marie Curie's dramatic story to life, capturing the passion and struggle that led to her two Nobel prizes
Virtual robot links body to numbers just like humans
A virtual robot has acquired a cognitive wrinkle common in people - further evidence that computers need bodies if they're ever going to think like us
Lab-grown blood given to volunteer for the first time
Stem cell-derived blood has been successfully injected into a human volunteer - a step towards a future in which blood donors are no longer essential
Upside-down rhinos airlifted to safety
Watch rhinos hang by their ankles from a helicopter in a mission to distance them from poachers
Can we annihilate war with science?
In The End of War, John Horgan makes the case that war is not hardwired into humanity
Playing the climate blame game
A claim that global warming caused the 2010 Russian heatwave could bring closer the day when victims of climate change can sue oil firms
Feedback: Increasing deliciousness by 200 per cent
Standard dimensions for blue whales, unasked frequently asked questions, the best way to deal with touchy tax collectors, and more
Atmospheric rivers caused the UK's worst floods
Giant ribbons of moisture around the globe are behind many floods, and their effects could be amplified by climate change
Universe's first stars not so big after all
The discovery that the first stars were surprisingly lightweight helps explain why some present-day elements are more abundant than others
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