Researchers have discovered that adding charred coffee grounds to concrete can make it significantly stronger.

The legendary Bill Nye stepped into the spotlight for an electrifying photo shoot featured in Time Out New York.

SA nuclear scientists want to build a new generation of mini nuclear reactors to help plug holes in the country’s blackout-plagued grid.

Fifty years ago, no one imagined that entire biologic communities were thriving in extreme darkness under the crushing pressures of the sea.

People often think of wastewater as serving no purpose because they are unaware of wastewater treatment which has been clarified here.

Infectious diseases are a persistent threat to public health in African countries, causing millions of deaths each year.

Responding to a request by the president of Uganda, leading scientists have outlined what science has concluded about homosexuality.

Undersea kelp forests generate $500 billion in fishing revenue and other benefits while absorbing 5 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year.

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A new study revealed the origin of the Black Plague, as well as the year, being nine years earlier than previously believed.

Scientists believe a giant sinkhole with tall forest trees found in China could contain undiscovered plant and animal species.

Kuranov heads the Research and Development Enterprise of Hypersonic Systems based in Russia’s second city of Saint Petersburg.

Divers recently spotted a yellow sea sponge and a pink sea star – doppelgängers for SpongeBob and Patrick Star in the Atlantic Ocean.

A grouping of eminent SA scientists say it “beggars belief” that South Africa has neither a secured vaccine supply nor a plan for mass inoculation in the foreseeable future.