Consider Phlebas
Maciej Matuszewski discovers the rich and detailed universe of Ian M. Banks
Scientific foundations of Tōhoku quake
How Japan’s buildings coped in the face of one of the worst quakes in recent history, and the struggle to secure the Fukushima nuclear power plant
Floods, fireballs and chaos?
We could be in the middle of Earth’s sixth mass extinction (and barely even notice it)
Protein possible anti-leukaemia agent
A newly-discovered protein could be used as an anti-leukemic agent
There’s no need to fear robots
Artificial Intelligence won't overtake us
Deep voice sign of shallow personality
Men with deep and manly voices are more likely to be judged as unfaithful by woman says research
Frank Herbert's Dune
Frank Herbert wrote six Dune novels; read the first and forget the rest
Has the Media failed Science?
Chris Richardson on this year's BioSoc debate, which included panellists from The Times and the BBC
Probing the depths
Ever since man has been able to think of clichés, he has dreamed of heading to the stars
Science is fighting to survive in washington
Nils Hanwahr examines Obama’s plan for the future of science in the United States
Sex, Drugs and Rock 'N' Roll
Why do the hedonistic pleasures of music, sex and drugs please us so? It’s all in our heads, says Polly Bennett
The Clone Wars
The science behind Never Let Me Go