Hannah Osborne

Science Editor

2071-2100 (out of 4852)

Hannah Osborne is the science editor at the International Business Times UK.

Hannah manages the Science and Health desk and is responsible for reporting on all the innovations and advances in both fields. She attained her Bachelor's Degree from Kings College London in 2007 and went on to receive an MA in Journalism from Goldsmiths in 2012.

New Word List: Top 10 Bizzare New 'Amazeballs' Additions to the Oxford Dictionary Online

New words added, include sideboob, selfie and hashtag.

How Ebola Disables 'Emergency Access Lane' in Immune Response Discovered

Scientists uncover how the Ebola virus is able to disarm its victims' immune defences.

Lauren Bacall: Quotes from Screen Legend Dead at 89

Lauren Bacall died from a stroke at her home in Manhattan.

Mexico: Gynaecologist Sabina Mota 'Tortured by Relatives' After Delivering Stillborn Baby

Gynaecologist Sabina Mota mutilated and left for dead received death threats from family of a stillborn baby.

Robin Williams' Suicide: Media Vultures Risk Triggering Copycat Deaths

Coverage of Robin Williams' death has gone against all responsible reporting guidelines.

Dolphins Squeal with Delight Because They Are Happy, Study Finds

Dolphins and whales' victory squeals are because they experience pleasure.

50th Anniversary of Last Execution in Britain: How Hangman Albert Pierrepoint Did his Job

Hangman Albert Pierrepoint detailed the execution procedure before it was abolished in 1964.

Four Billion Year-Old Mystery of Last Universal Common Ancestor Solved

UK scientists discover last common ancestor of all life on Earth was a single-celled organism with a "leaky membrane".

Wales: Human Skeleton Discovered in Roman Copper Mine

Police investigation launched after human remains discovered in 4,000-year-old mine.

Ebola Outbreak: WHO Rules Ethics Allow Use of Experimental Drugs ZMapp and TKM-Ebola

World Health Organisation rules it is ethical to provide experimental untested drugs to Ebola patients.

Ebola Outbreak: Death Toll has Surpassed 1,000, says World Health Organisation

There were 52 deaths from the Ebola virus in three days in West Africa.

Jim Matheson: The Top Gun Fighter Pilot Hoping to Revolutionise the Waste Water Industry

CEO of Oasys Water explains how water from fracking can be recycled cheaply and easily.

Antarctic Icequakes Triggered by 8.8 Magnitude 2010 Chile Earthquake

Chile earthquake over 3,000 miles away caused Antarctica icequakes.

Alternate Big Bang Theory: Universe is 'Mirage of Black Hole' in 4D Realm

Scientists suggest alternate theory to formation of the Universe in Scientific American.

Perseid Meteor Shower 2014: How and Where to Watch Shooting Stars in UK Cities

Perseids to peak between 11 and 13 August with up to 100 meteors per hour.

'Elephants Face Extinction if Ivory Trade Not Banned'

The Wildlife Conservation Society demands ivory stockpiles be destroyed and all markets shut down

Ebola Outbreak: WHO Declares Virus 'International Health Emergency'

World Health Organisation warns that countries must work together to stop and reverse spread of the outbreak

World Cat Day 2014: 15 Reasons Why Cats are Better than Dogs

International Cat Day on 8 August 2014 celebrates felines across the globe.

Indonesian Girl Lost in 2004 Tsunami Discovered Alive in Nearby District

Raudhatul Jannah and her brother were swept into the Indian Ocean 10 years ago.

Kim Jong-un guides North Korea's new tactical missiles

North Korea 'Making Weapons-Grade Plutonium'

US think tank claim satellite images show increased activity at the secretive state's Yongbyon nuclear site

Nasa: Photos of California Fire Clouds Captured by Fighter Jet

Photos show California wildfires that have burned over 100,000 acres in just a few days.

New Zealand: Trawler Pulls up Plane Wreckage with Body of Daroish Kraidy Inside

Small plane that crashed earlier this year discovered near Cape Barrier, New Zealand.

Africa: Over 100 Uncharted Volcanoes 'Could Pose Threat to Life and Landscape'

Scientists launch five year project to study Africa's volcanoes.

Double Whammy Hurricanes Julio and Iselle Set to Batter Hawaii

Hawaii to be served double blow as Julio and Iselle move towards islands.

Ebola Outbreak: Nurse Becomes Second Victim of Deadly Virus in Nigeria

Eight people were being monitored for Ebola in Lagos after coming into contact with Nigeria's first victim.

Parkinson's Drug Rasagiline Causes Woman to Have Spontaneous Orgasms

Woman with early-onset Parkinson's admitted to hospital complaining about orgasms.

Monster Crocodile v Jaws: Old Brutus Takes his Revenge on Shark in Australian Outback Battle [PHOTO]

Adelaide River's most famous crocodile pictured devouring bull shark.

Laquintasaura Venezuelae: Bird-Hipped Dinosaur is First to Be Discovered in Venezuela

New dog-sized dinosaur species found in La Quinta Formation in Venezuela.

Ebola and ZMapp: What is the 'Secret Serum' That 'Cured' American Doctor Kent Brantly?

Nancy Writebol was also given ZMapp - not yet tested on humans - after contracting Ebola in West Africa.

Japan: Disgraced Stem Cell Scientist Yoshiki Sasai Found Dead In Apparent Suicide

Yoshiki Sasai found dead following retraction of research paper into stem cells.

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