Cheating death? That's science play By Dr. Sam Gibbs published 27 July 13 Week in Science Just in case you think science isn't cool enough, we manage to cheat death and locate the coolest blue dot in the solar system.
Sabre rattling: A rocket revolution By Dr. Sam Gibbs published 20 July 13 Week in Science A special Brit Week edition of Week in Science looks at blue marbles and an intelligent knife.
Designer babies, rice batteries and self-cleaning phones By Dr. Sam Gibbs published 13 July 13 Week in Science We all like a good assault on batteries, but this week in science we aim to be a bit ricer.
The glass on your phone is shrinking before your very eyes By Dr. Sam Gibbs published 6 July 13 Week in Science Watching it could be slightly more entertaining than watching paint dry.
This magic T-shirt can make you attractive to women By Dr. Sam Gibbs published 29 June 13 Week in Science Sit down fashionistas - all you need to be attractive is a black marker pen and a white t-shirt.
3D-printed nanobatteries could solve power-hungry gadget woes By Dr. Sam Gibbs published 22 June 13 Week in Science This week in science we nano your batteries, discover a new particle and invent Batman's sonar.
Hunter-killer antibodies chasing down cancer By Dr. Sam Gibbs published 15 June 13 Week in Science This week in science sees remarkable developments in medical science and a way to harness volcanoes.
Have we finally found a cure for baldness? By Dr. Sam Gibbs published 8 June 13 Week in Science This week we've discovered that the Egyptians had iron sent from the heavens, that asteroids can have their own little moons, and that French wine isn't actually all that, well, French.
Woolly mammoth to walk again? Scientists find perfectly preserved blood By Dr. Sam Gibbs published 1 June 13 Week in Science From stem cells performing astonishing repairs to pictures of an electron for the first time, this week doesn't disappoint.