Police can now track killers using relatives' DNA – but should they?
8 August 2018
Genetic genealogy services are rapidly becoming a key source of forensic evidence, but do we really want the police to have access to everyone's DNA?
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This man spent months alone underground – and it warped his mind
8 August 2018
Michel Siffre’s extraordinary self-experiments in a cave with no light would never be allowed now – but revealed strange truths about how we perceive time
It may be impossible to evolve a large brain if you hibernate
6 August 2018
Mammals that hibernate have smaller brains than those that don’t, suggesting that hibernation limits brain size by reducing annual food intake
Marvel Powers United VR: I saw Captain America's huge thighs under me
3 August 2018
Want to be Black Panther from Wakanda? Or Captain America, Black Widow or Spider-Man? Now virtual reality is finally coming to domestic gaming PCs, you have the chance
Mystery of Welsh bodies buried at Stonehenge as first stones arrived
2 August 2018
A new analysis of the cremated remains at Stonehenge suggest that some of the bodies buried there came from hundreds of kilometres away in Wales
Iceman: Our human history is the real star of a film about Ötzi
27 July 2018
Who needs visceral thrills when a new movie breathes scientifically grounded life to create a delicate portrait of the 5000-year-old man we know as Ötzi
