6 April 2022
The 2022 New Scientist Jobs Global Recruitment Report in association with science recruitment specialists SRG has found that salaries across STEM industries have fared well despite the pandemic, but women and people of colour are still experiencing discrimination
16 September 2021
These images of the sun, the moon and the planets of the solar system took some of the top prizes in this year’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition
30 June 2021
This spellbinding selection of images are among the shortlisted entries for this year’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition
5 May 2021
Harassment and discrimination based on gender, age and ethnicity continue to be major issues in the workplace that affect a significant proportion of STEM industry workers, according to the 2021 New Scientist Jobs/SRG survey. Gege Li reports
6 January 2021
As they swim, jellyfish make a pocket of high-pressure water under their bell, which serves as a kind of wall to push off to help them swim faster
19 November 2020
Deciding whether to complete a task that requires physical effort can trigger a change in your pupil size and brain activity, and these signals can reveal your ultimate choice
2 July 2020
A computer simulation found a pentagon-shaped carbon molecule that would be as hard as diamond and could tolerate temperatures of almost 4000°C without breaking down
24 June 2020
People who accumulate genetic mutations more slowly than others live longer and have children later in their life – which could mean we can predict lifespan using these mutations
15 June 2020
Soft, edible and biodegradable robots made from gelatine could be used to deliver drugs to animals or make safer children's toys
6 April 2020
An unusually round and symmetrical deposit on Mars may be the result of an impact that popped the surface of the planet, causing a volcanic eruption less than 200,000 years ago
