China Photo Story: The Last Survivors of Crippling Foot Binding Tradition
Photographer Jo Farrell is on a quest to capture the last living Chinese women to have survived Lotus Feet foot binding.
What is Pepper and Why Do I Need a Personal Robot?
Japan's Softbank is to start selling personal robots next year, but what can they be used for?
Lego to Launch First Female Scientist Minifigures to Meet Overwhelming Demand
Minifigures of women in interesting professions to balance gender representations.
World Environment Day 2014: Tweet Your Heart Out About Rising Sea Levels, Environmental Causes
#WED2014 is trending on Twitter, with millions spreading awareness on saving our environment. Will you join them?
Google Lunar XPrize: Putting a Torah, the I Ching and Other Ancient Artefacts on the Moon
How about using the moon for off-planet storage in case anything happens to the Earth?
3D Bioprinting Regenerates Vincent van Gogh's Severed Ear from Relative's DNA
Artist prints 3D replica of van Gogh's ear grown from living cells of his great-great grandson.
Game of Thrones: The Science Behind Skull-Crushing
Laws of physics prove the events portrayed in the Mountain and the Viper could not happen.
UFOs Down Under: How Real Australian UFO Hunters Train Their Investigators
Australian UFO hunters have introduced in-house training and an exam to ensure members know how to deal with public.
Scientists Invent Laser Device That Detects Alcohol in Cars
Polish scientists test external laser system that can detect alcohol from roadside
Taggar: Access Michael Jackson Content and Leave Fan Messages in Augmented Reality App
An app allowing users to leave secret tags on physical locations is launching a special Michael Jackson experience.
Bugatti Launches Smart Toaster that Cooks Steak Using Semiconductors
Italian home appliances maker Bugatti has invented a smart toaster that is controlled using an app.
Soon You Can Buy The World's First Commercial House 3D Printer for £9,800
Slovenian company BetAbram plans to release the first commercial 3D house printer this summer.
Did Google Deliberately Remove Vivint From Search Results For Being a Nest Competitor?
Vivint says that it was deliberately removed from search results for four months, but Google's Matt Cutts disagrees
Korea's Dinosaur Robot Outruns Usain Bolt
South Korean scientists build Raptor: a velociraptor-inspired robot that can hop over obstacles and sprint at 29mph
Lyme Disease Bacteria Has Been Around For 15 Million Years, Says Jurassic Park Scientist
Scientists have discovered oldest-ever fossil evidence of Borrelia in 15-million year-old amber.
Brazilian Scientists Develop Blade Runner-Style Tests that Could Cure Psychopaths
Scientists have developed software that works like empathy detection devices in Blade Runner.
The Sick Rose: A Must-Read for Anyone who Loves Creepy Victorian Medical Drawings
Richard Barnett's book is ideal for those who love Victorian cruelty (but definitely not for the faint-hearted).
Study: Stop Being So Cynical, You Could Give Yourself Dementia
Scientists have found a strong link between high levels of cynicism and dementia.
Meet Minori: The Shironuri Fashionista Making Waves on the Streets of Tokyo
Meet Minori, an artist who has set a new trend in Japanese street fashion by reinventing Shironuri.
Babysitter Jailed for Handing Toddler to Known Paedophile to Rape in Her Flat
Claire Semmens has been jailed for 16 years for giving a toddler to paedophile Aaron Huges
First-Ever Surviving Skeleton from 1066 Battle of Hastings Found in Sussex
Skeleton was dug up in a medieval hospital cemetery in East Sussex in 1994.
Titan: Nasa Wants to Sail Boat on Methane Lake of Saturn's Largest Moon
Nasa's Ellen Stofan wants to sail boat on surface of Titan, but project will take until 2040.
Young Indiana Jones: Schoolchildren Discover 7,000-year-old Mummy in Chile
Group of school children on archaeology field trip have found a mummy in El Laucho beach, Morro de Arica.
UK Piracy Crackdown Falls Short as Torrentz.eu Comes Back Online
Torrent seach engine Torrentz.eu is back online after briefly going offline as part of a UK piracy crackdown last weekend
Nasa Has Photographed Darkest Shadows in Galaxy, Showing How Stars Are Formed
Nasa astronomers observing galaxy from Spitzer Space Telescope observe shadows in cosmic cloud of gas and dust
Lockheed Martin to 3D Print Satellites and Spacecraft Components to Cut Costs
3D printing and virtual reality avatars are helping to bring down satellite production costs.
Conscious Sentient Robots Capable of Feelings and Emotions are Impossible, Say Researchers
Computers cannot integrate information like the human brain, so a sentient robot like Johnny Five from Short Circuit or Sonny from I,Robot would be impossible.
Engineers Invent World's Smallest, Fastest Nanomotor That Could Change the Future of Medicine
The new nanomotor spins as fast as an airplane engine and could power nanobots to fight cancer cells.
US to Reveal Secret Memo for Yemen Drone Attack That Killed 4 Americans
US Department of Justice has said it will reveal a much-contested 2011 drone strike memo.
Japanese Researchers Invent a New Safer Lithium Battery That Uses Parasitic Conduction
Researchers have created a new type of lithium ion conductor that decreases risks of catching fire.
