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Artificial intelligence has learned to to paint in the style of artists including Van Gogh and Turner from just a few examples

An AI made by Google has written mathematical proofs for more than 1200 theorems and may one day go on to tackle problems mathematicians don't know how to solve

The boat, named the Tara, has given scientists an unprecedented, detailed map of viruses in the marine ecosystem.

A groundbreaking search for Hawking's ancient black holes comes back empty-handed.

Physicists thought this was impossible, until now.

An estimated 169 million children worldwide have missed out on getting the first dose of a measles vaccine, including more than half a million in the UK

A rapid memory system transition from the hippocampus to the posterior parietal cortex is stabilized as we sleep. Sleep and repeated rehearsal of memory jointly contribute to long-term memory consolidation.

Scientists find surprising way to affect information storage properties in metal alloy.

Over the past three decades, extreme winds and waves have increased globally, worsening the risk of flooding in coastal communities during storms

Why are we stuck with the QWERTY keyboard? The history of the most commonly used keyboard layout is a sometimes murky story of commercial opportunism, critics with ulterior motives and the stubborn persistence of an idea...

Using a combination of movie clips and neuroimaging, researchers find people have positive biases to those they feel are more like them, even if they are unable to see the person's face.

A legal victory means 16 species of bird, including wood pigeons and crows, can no longer be killed with impunity in the UK

Melanocyte stem cells from human hair follicles that carry CD34 have the ability to turn into glial cells. The CD34+ stem cells can regenerate myelin, both on neurons and in mouse models with a genetic defect that preven...

They help move pockets of air up where some spacecraft roam.

At the end of Avengers: Infinity War half the people (including heroes and villains) in the universe were gone in the snap of a finger from Thanos (Josh Brolin).

A new study provides insight into multiferroic materials, which could have substantive implications in fields such as data storage.

Ministers are expected to meet with climate protestors next week, but what do they want? Rupert Read, of Extinction Rebellion, explains the group's demands

Ministers are expected to meet with climate protestors next week, but what do they want? Rupert Read, of Extinction Rebellion, explains the group's demands

Golden eagle talons with cut marks are commonest find from Neanderthal caves, compared with other birds of prey

A combination of chronic stress and high-calorie diets raised insulin levels tenfold in the amygdala of mice. Prolonged high levels of insulin in the central amygdala resulted in neurons becoming desensitized to insulin....

Inside were many mummies and a statue of a ba-bird.

You've never heard Dean Martin like this.