
A sneak peek at the biggest science news stories of 2023
22 December 2022
What are you looking forward to reading about in 2023? Whether it is health, physics, technology or environment news, New Scientist will have you covered

22 December 2022
What are you looking forward to reading about in 2023? Whether it is health, physics, technology or environment news, New Scientist will have you covered

16 December 2022
Nuclear fusion, infectious diseases and an incredible new space telescope were ongoing stories in 2022, but what were some of the other big scientific developments, discoveries and events of the year?

24 August 2022
Some scientists are unhappy about the James Webb Space Telescope's data being made public immediately, but these stunning images should be for everyone, says Jacob Aron

12 July 2021
Richard Branson has finally launched to the edge of space aboard his Virgin Galactic space plane, a flight over 15 years in the making

27 November 2019
Brexit may seem important right now, but whoever wins the election will be in charge halfway to 2030 – a crucial time in efforts to limit dangerous warming, says Jacob Aron

29 October 2019
Video game developer Ninja Theory has previously worked with scientists to portray psychosis and now plans to create games to aid mental health

28 May 2019
Green parties have made gains in the European Parliament and may become coalition partners. But newly-elected populists are likely to fight climate action

10 April 2019
Whoever solves the long-standing P versus NP maths problem will win $1 million. Now a poll of computer scientists suggests the solution may be found sooner than expected

8 January 2019
IBM's sleek-looking Q System One is its first commercial quantum computer. It will be available for clients to access over the internet

20 December 2018
New Scientist has covered some strange scientific findings this year. Here is our round-up of the weirdest and wackiest