SCIENCE

Chemical vapour deposition reduces cost of graphene production by factor of 1,000.

Juno expected to bring blizzard conditions to several US East Coast states.

Influential group of UK lawmakers call for a moratorium on shale gas development.

Picturesque Scottish village thought to be sitting on £200m pot of gold.

The probe has travelled three billion miles, and will begin sending back images of dwarf planet on Sunday.

National Science Foundation's project WISSARD found different fish and marine invertebrates while drilling deep into the Antarctica.

Comet Lovejoy is off to outer space but will be back in about 10015

Soldiers suffering from PTSD have been traced back over 2,000 years by scientists

The data has laid bare detailed information about the two-three km wide comet 67P.

The object was spotted 275 miles above Earth near the ISS.

Satellite images show the remote ice cap has lost one sixth its thickness since 2012.

Roberta Mazza and Craig Evans debate over whether priceless artefacts should be dismantled.

Archaeologists have discovered Roman numerals engraved on the arches in the Colosseum.

Genghis Khan's genetic legacy challenged by 10 other men identified by science.

Glasgow scientists slow photons in free space for first time

Researchers say cultural baggage could impact performance in flying aeroplanes and climbing mountains.

If global warming believers are a cult, why are deniers signing us up for a suicide pact?

Bigfoot hunter Biscardi planning to turn search for legendary beast into business venture

Following a simple geometric series the size of the molecules progresses mathematically.

Long-terms consequences of ocean warming can lead to unprecedented loss of corals in the reef.

Silica crystals withstand high temperatures and pressures indicating rocky planets have deep oceans of molten rock.

Kruger National Park severely hit with poaching of 827 rhinos.

Pre-Homo ancestors had human-like hands half a million years earlier than thought.

The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists says global catastrophe is imminent unless urgent action is taken.

Study finds Earth was hit with intense acid rain 252 million years ago.

The asteroid was the 'smoking gun' of End-Cretaceous mass extinction, says scientist.

Nasa and Microsoft developing OnSight - software that lets scientists work remotely using Curiosity Rover.

Senate pass vote agreeing climate change is real but not that it's caused by humans.

Artificially re-coded E coli has been locked away safely using synthetic amino acids in its assembly.