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Berkeley scientists want to make biofuels from the gut microbes of beetles and similar creatures.
We turn our accessory attention to Apple MacBook cases so that your multi-hundred-pound machine can be kept safe and seemingly forever fresh-out-of-the-box.
It sounds terrifying but could lead to personalised medicine for individual cancer patients.
NASA Astronaut Scott Kelly just tweeted this photo, that he took from aboard the International Space Station. You can see the Bighorn River, which stretches through the states of Wyoming and Montana... and, wait, why does it look like it’s floating? Read more >>
Transcranial direct current stimulation is apparently not a miracle brain-enhancing practice.
Pictures show Lt. Col. Christine Mau completing a training flight to achieve the accolade.
The Progress-59 craft has been wildly orbiting Earth for a week at 17,000mph, but has now re-entered the atmosphere.
The Mad Max movies are insane, and insanely excellent. Here’s what you need to know about the world of Max to prepare you for this year’s return to the brutal outback.
Since Windows 98, the second Tuesday of every month has seen Microsoft issue a slew of updates to eager users. With Windows 10, those days are going to come to an end: Microsoft will become a 24/7 update machine.
You can now decide which apps will eat your battery life.
You'd have to be a bit dim to try flying a drone near to the Queen's gaff.
Our four plucky Testmodo winners get to grips with LG's curvy handset.
This is a picture of the northeast coast of South Georgia Island in the southern Atlantic Ocean. With no permanent residents, just imagine how fun it would be trek across its peaks. Read more >>
“The results of this tiny, 681 person study in the UK is a totally inaccurate depiction of Tinder’s user base."
Somehow that doesn't seem quite right.
