Tom Whipple

A library has been created so that scientists can produce a vaccine in 100 days if there is another pandemic — and that includes hantavirus

In A Billion Years of Sex Differences, evolutionary psychologist Steve Stewart-Williams argues that, yes, men and women are different

From identifying a monarch’s remains to decoding the Führer’s medical issues, the top genetic interpreter Turi King reveals her secrets

ChatGPT is getting better at sums but the great Greek mathematician’s workings in the quest of calculus are true art and reveal a glimpse into a brilliant mind

Many unsexy but crucial projects could have been built instead of the decade-late, scaled-back railway — Tom Whipple counts the opportunity cost

The problem with the Global Positioning System is that it is weak — the signal beamed out by the satellites is only as strong as a car headlight

If you’re tearing your hair out over website cookies or the state of phone boxes, these two people have set up a ‘nuisance lobby’ to push for change

The government AI tool advises Long John Silver’s feathered friend how to use his experience in ‘shoulder-based communications’

A flesh-eater that can decimate herds of cattle has returned to the US, but an old trick to get rid of it still works

The death of the Major Oak in Sherwood Forest is a sad story but there are some surprising methods being used to deal with Britain’s shortage of old trees