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How cigarette butts are being turned into environmentally-friendly pavements
Discarded cigs could hold the key to keeping cities cool and clean.
Solar power now the most popular form of new electricity generation worldwide
Solar PV outstripped coal as the leading source of new electricity generation worldwide last year.
How brain scan technology could lead to a future of thought-police
Advances in neuroscience means moral questions have to be asked.
Where to buy solar eclipse sunglasses? Consumers warned over unsafe specs on Amazon
Expects urge you to beware of counterfeit, unverified solar filter glasses being sold online.
This startup is harnessing the power from plants to create electricity
The future is bright as startup turns living plants into lamps
Scientists create 'bulletproof' gel that's five times stronger than steel
Revolutionary wonder material could lead to bulletproof-clothing and artificial body parts.
Amazing 4K Nasa video shows what southern Europe looks like from Space
Nasa has released stunning Ultra HD footage of Europe seen from the ISS.
Dutch plan to build floating mile-long mega islands to create more space
Ambitious project proposed to help alleviate growing population problem.
How do you stop a robot from harming humans? Scientists propose alternative to Asimov's Laws
Asimov's Laws won't stop robots harming humans so we've developed a better solution.
Armed with a woolly hat, this former Facebook exec says telepathy will be possible by 2025
Mary Lou Jepsen wants to create a wooly ski hat containing a miniature MRI machine.
Happy International Kissing Day! Here's how disgusting touching lips really is
It's not so romantic.
Looking for a new pet? How about this self-driving potato on wheels
Electrochemical-powered autonomous potato can drive and steer itself.
Scientists create world's first graphene foam 'wonder material' from a 3D-laser printer
First-of-its-kind technique is breakthrough for mass producing super-strong graphene.
How close are we to a real Star Trek medical tricoder?
Futuristic handheld device that 'scans' for disease is edging closer to reality.
Groundbreaking face-ageing technology could help identify long-missing children
Method produces 'photographic quality images' of faces, Bradford uni experts said.
Dying is 'happier than you might think', say scientists
New research suggests that the emotion rollercoaster we go through before death is more positive.
Silicon Valley startup sells 'life preserving' teenager blood to the old for $8,000 a bag
Ambrosia offering controversial transfusions that claim to reduce risk of disease and cancer.
Scientists invent world's first 100% biodegradable sanitary pad
They're made from algae and tea bags – and will be on sale in the US within a year
Why is Britain so sleep deprived? Michael Mosley has the answers in The Truth About Sleep
The medical journalist and host has suffered from insomnia for years.
Don't turn that frown upside down – smiling makes you look older
A study shows it's better to wear a poker face if you want to look younger.
Drinking beer is more effective at pain relief than painkillers, say scientists
Scientists have revealed the news we all wanted to hear.
London joins 500 cities and hosts a March for Science to celebrate knowledge
Protesters fear election of Trump and 'post-truth era' are undermining scientific advances.
Meet the scientists trying to find Jesus's DNA
Analysis of DNA sequences is further refining our understanding of human history.
Why do snakes shed their skin? This close-up video is fascinating and nauseating
Shedding is totally normal – even if it looks weird.
Smart earbuds let you make calls with a wink or take selfies with a smile
Prototype uses electrodes to measure movements in the ear canal when using different facial expressions.
The real life Dr Dolittle who helps amputee dogs, cats and ponies walk again
No case is too challenging for Derrick Campana.
Neil deGrasse Tyson: Trump's budget will make Americans stupid, weak and sick
Popular scientist slams proposals to cut funding for education, science, and the environment.
Boaty McBoatface set for maiden voyage in the Antarctic
Robotic submarine to map movement of deep waters in abyss that plays a critical role in regulating Earth's climate.
Belgian astronomers who found solar system name it after a beer
The recently-discovered system has a very Belgian connection.
Underwater volcanoes, surfing dolphins and 'Hoff' crabs - what Attenborough's Blue Planet 2 has in store
Uncover why crustaceans are named after David Hasselhoff in seven-part series airing on BBC One later in year.