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Scientists at London Zoo studying why penguins waddle
A team of scientists has been studying penguins at London Zoo to try work out how the birds developed their distinctive waddle.
Cern's Large Hadron Collider re-starts after two-year shutdown
The Large Hadron Collider (LHC),which was shut down for upgrades in 2013, is now improved and ready to function again.
Apple ResearchKit iPhone apps gain year's worth of medical trial applicants in 24 hours
Cardiovascular app created with Apple's ResearchKit for iPhone gains a year's worth of trial applicants in just 24 hours.
UFO sighting and alien abduction case of 1960s officially deemed a historical fact
Unique case involves actual encounter with "ant-like creatures".
Marine animals follow Cope's rule of evolving to bigger sizes over time
Study of 17,000 animals over 542 million years shows support for Cope's rule.
Norway: Aurora Borealis hunting filmmakers find spectacular Northern Lights show
Francisco Mattos and Paal Lund spent time in freezing conditions in Svalbard to capture Northern Lights.
Groundbreaking contact lenses give wearers superhero vision
Pioneering new technology allowing contact lens wearers to zoom in on demand could be available in two years.
Woman beats rare disease thanks to 'genetic lottery win'
Woman beats rare disease thanks to freak DNA mutation that is the equivalent of a 'genetic lottery win'.
Angry, sweary tweets linked to higher rates of heart disease
Researchers find link between communities who tweet negatively and increase in heart disease mortality.
iPhones are like comfort blankets and owners struggle mentally without them nearby
Research finds iPhone users suffer anxiety when separated from their handsets
Ancient Indians built airplanes and travelled to different planets? Radical claim raises controversy
As per the paper, Indians flew airplanes 7,000 years ago.
Global warming behind the UK's winter rainstorms?
UK scientists will present research findings this week which indicate that man-made carbon dioxide emissions are behind worsening winter rainstorms
Scientists from Denmark Create Crystal Which Would Allow Breathing Underwater
Scientists at University of Southern Denmark create a crystal, making oxygen tanks obsolete.
Armageddon vs Deep Impact: Astronomer Picks Holes In Blockbuster Science
Scientist picks holes in late-1990s disaster classics.
UK Chancellor George Osborne Unveils £60m 'Game-Changing' Science Facility at University of Manchester
The Graphene Engineering Innovation Centre at the University of Manchester will be built by 2017.
Scientists Discover Footprints of Dinosaur Ancestors the Size of Dogs
UK researchers say footprints found in a Polish quarry belong to dinosauromorphs, which lived several millions years before dinosaurs
Archaeologists Reveal that Stonehenge was a Complete Circle
Archaeologists confirm that Stonehenge, one of the world's wonders, was once a complete circle.
Asteroid Bombardment Significantly Changed Ancient Earth Geology
A shower of 300-600 mile wide asteroids helped form early Earth's geology says new report.
Colonising Other Worlds 'Will Require 40,000 People'
Dr Cameron Smith believes a huge group will be required to set up human colonies on other planets.
UK Education System 'Not Fit For Purpose' in 20 Years, Warns Royal Society
The science organisation has called on the government to create new baccalaureate-style frameworks.
Hundreds of Ex-Soldiers set to Join BT's Broadband Team
BT plans 1,600 engineering jobs for Broadband network and says 'significant number' will go to ex-service personnel.
Sir James Dyson Slates 'Sheer Madness' of UK Immigration Rules
The British inventor wants researchers in engineering and science to be made more welcome.
UAE Women: The Techie Who Defied the Egyptian Revolution and Kuwaiti Customs
IBTimes UK takes a look at the women breaking into science, technology, engineering and mathematics careers in the UAE.
UAE Women: The Facebook Mathematician Proving Her Sexist Teacher Wrong
IBTimes UK takes a look at the women breaking into science, technology, engineering and mathematics careers in the UAE.
Scientific Breakthrough as Artificial Blood is Created from Stem Cells
Mass production of human blood could become reality as artificial blood is tested on patients for the first time.
UAE Women Surge Ahead of Men in Stem Related Careers
But according to Human Rights Watch the country still faces some serious human rights issues.
Larry Page: Sharing Medical Records Could Save 100,000 Lives This Year
Google co-founder Larry Page believes that sharing anonymised medical records could save 100,000 lives.
Giant 30,000-Year-Old Pithovirus Sibericum Virus Revived From Siberian Ice
Discovery of 30,000-year-old virus in Siberian ice raises possibility that other deadly strains could yet be wreak havoc on the planet
Shark Life: Head Cameras Reveal How Feared Predator Eats and Lives [Video]
Watch footage from cameras fitted to deadly fishes to understand their role in the ocean.
Leprosy Mystery: 10 Million Year-Old Bacteria Reveals Oldest Human Disease
Research reveals leprosy could be oldest human-specific infection.