Stephen Luntz

Although thought of as a disease of middle age, cervical cancer sometimes kills young women as well – but vaccination has made that much rarer.

The technique, discovered by an amateur but now verified by scientists, could play a big part in saving the endangered animals.

Non-human animals have culture, and that culture can accumulate and grow even in animals we consider simple, so there has to be something else that sets our culture apart.

It may not help us predict their behavior, but the author thinks it will help people understand physics better.

For fifty years, solar and wind power have been promoted or mocked together – but now one looks set to dominate electricity production, while the other is growing much more slowly.

The climate has attracted very little attention in the current US election, but that doesn’t mean it won’t be affected by the outcome.

Poor abolitionists, they had no idea what they were trying to fight.

The Earth’s climate has dampening feedbacks as well as runaway tipping points, but they might be too small to save us.

Calcea Johnson and Ne'Kiya Jackson have added four further novel proofs of the theorem that had also not been published before, and left clues for another five.

You could say the researchers have reinvented the wheel, but for once there’s a good reason.