Fish that have adapted to naturally warm geothermal waters in Iceland display distinct physical, behavioural and genetic ...

Early intervention benefits the treatment of rheumatic condition. Too often, delays are caused by lack of access to ...

Changes to the UK's R&D tax relief scheme are causing many innovative small and medium-sized businesses to scale back ...

Laboratories, suppliers and individuals from across the UK science sector have until 31 July to submit nominations for this ...

Researchers at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) have shown that antibodies against Johne's disease can be detected in ...

Southampton University’s contribution to this year’s British Science Festival emphasises enjoyment and real-world ...

Glasgow and Dublin have been selected to jointly host the International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM) in 2030, marking the first time the event will be staged across two countries. The decision was ...

Science depends for its validity upon standardised methods, good controls and reproducibility. That won’t happen if you don’t ensure you are working in a ...

The most important technology in modern healthcare may not be AI but the laboratories generating the evidence that makes every breakthrough ...

A modest increase in the number of science graduates entering the workforce could generate an additional £6.4bn for the UK economy by 2035, according to a new report from the Centre for Economics and ...

A University of Aberdeen researcher has secured a prestigious international grant to investigate how entirely new traits evolve in animals. Dr Victoria Sleight is part of an international ...

Phesi has published an analysis of more than 600,000 clinical trial protocols, which concludes that fewer than one in three are linked to publicly documented patient data and outcomes. The company ...