Medical Myths | 14 May 2013
Is there any evidence that signals do, or ever did, disrupt medical equipment? Claudia Hammond explores the evidence and encounters mixed reception. Read more...
Medical Myths | 14 May 2013
Is there any evidence that signals do, or ever did, disrupt medical equipment? Claudia Hammond explores the evidence and encounters mixed reception. Read more...
Space Station | 13 May 2013
Our space correspondent turns careers advisor to help get BBC Future readers into space.
Best of the Web | 10 May 2013
Our pick of the week’s science and tech stories, including the liability of autonomous vehicles, 3D-printed-gun control and the mathematics behind city living. Read more...
Under the Radar | 10 May 2013
Paper folding isn’t just an art, scientists say they have devised an improved way to help fit everything on spacecraft from solar panels to telescope mirrors. Read more...
10 May 2013
9 May 2013
Ever been disappointed by a film’s ending? New research may change a movie’s outcome based on the subconscious desires of the people watching it.
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