New Scientist spoke to members of Extinction Rebellion who are scientists to find out why they are taking to the streets of London to protest climate change inaction
Long-lived animals like the grey whale and naked mole rat have genes that protect them from stress and cancer
Brown dwarfs are too large to be planets and too small to be stars, but they have gaseous atmospheres that may have all the ingredients needed for life
Decimated by illegal fishing for the totoaba fish, the vaquita is the victim of global organised crime. Can a powerful new documentary improve its chances?
The Nobel prize in physiology or medicine has been jointly awarded to William Kaelin of Harvard University, Peter Ratcliffe of Oxford University and Gregg Semenza of Johns Hopkins University, for their discovery of how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability
Rafaella Villa will explain at New Scientist Live this month how fat, oil and grease can become huge underground fatbergs
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Rafaella Villa will explain at New Scientist Live this month how fat, oil and grease can become huge underground fatbergs
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