Nilima Marshall

A soft fingertip device that can mimic human touch could one day allow people living thousands of miles away to hold hands, according to scientists.

The researchers said this technology also has the potential to be used in robot-assisted surgeries

The findings challenge the view that children today are entering puberty earlier, researchers said.

Scientists say this challenges the view that today's children are entering puberty earlier

A Second World War project which involved training pigeons to pilot bombs has won this year's spoof Nobel peace prize.

One researcher has discovered that some people with the longest lives hail from places with poor recordkeeping; and the chemistry award was won by a research team who used a lab technique to separate drunk and sober worms

6G internet connectivity is not as imminent as some telecom companies suggest and could be at least a decade away, an expert has said.

The hope is that the talented dogs could help scientists understand more about how animals other than humans retain their memories

Findings could pave the way for new ways to treat obesity and type 2 diabetes, researchers say.

The body is tricked into burning more calories