Science

The institution that birthed the AI conqueror models itself on Stanford and is located in the tech hotspot of Hangzhou.

An asteroid travelling with enough speed to flatten a city will pass Earth in 2032.

‘If this invasive micro-organism enters the lake, it has the potential to have far-reaching consequences.’

A ground-breaking treatment for cancer described by doctors as being like a ‘heat seeking missile’ has boosted survival rates and quality of life for patients with fewer side effects.

It might seem incomprehensible that a parent could leave a child in a car, but a neuroscientist has explained the phenomenon.

The sharks had not had any contact with a male for more than three years.

Corpse flower enthusiasts must stay away from a new bloom so it can remain protected, after its sister plant 'Putricia' took the internet by storm.

Humanity is officially a second closer to world annihilation on the so-called Doomsday Clock.

NASA’s Roman Space Telescope is preparing for launch in 2027, with a mission to study distant galaxies and explore dark energy.

After 25 years, Blue Origin finally heads to orbit, and hopes to become a contender in the private space race.

Australia's summer weather perils have arrived with heatwave conditions in the south and heavy rain forecast in the north.

A baby, no more than a few days old, has its head covered in electrodes - but it’s no emergency intervention to save the bub’s life. It’s to answer one question: do they understand rhythm?

The sun's recent solar flares have triggered severe geomagnetic storms and supercharged dazzling displays of the northern lights.

The one-year-old endured months of treatment from a young age, including surgery and chemotherapy.

Helping the body’s own killer cells to recognise tumours could hold the key to fighting deadly invisible cancers.