Next-generation moonshiner battles university over rights to ‘Kentucky’
Moonshine packs a punch in this corner of Appalachia, where making hooch is steeped in local lore.
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Farmland could play key role in tackling climate change
The earth’s soil stores a lot of carbon from the atmosphere, and managing it with the climate in mind may be an important part of reducing greenhouse gas emissions to curb global warming
One female scientist on a team could be ‘worse than none’
Number of women in high performance computing and science in general is worryingly low, says scholar who leads group for female academics in her field
Pitch perfect: mobile makers, telcos drawn to hi-res audio
Mostly young, male audiophiles throng a Singapore hotel ballroom, intently assessing headphones, earbuds and in-ear monitors - priced from $50 to as much as $10,000.
The Religious War Against American Scholars of India
Highly respected professors face intimidation, threats and smear campaigns for deviating from the views of the Hindu right.
The planet hunter searching for another Earth
"I want to find another Earth. That's what I'm living for."
The bizarre theft of a Celtic sea god
One of the most bizarre news stories of 2015 was the January theft of a Celtic sea god.
What should you study to stop robots stealing your job?
Students of accountancy and finance are at most risk of having their future jobs taken by computers and robots ...
How to stimulate inspiration
The story of how Velcro came to be has become the stuff of legend.
Friends University’s library begin running on solar power
By next week, students at the Friends University library will be reading by sunlight, even when they’re far from any windows.
