William Reville

Stanford researchers’ breakthrough has not been universally welcomed

Novel approach could deflect us from the intensive pursuit of achieving net zero emissions of warming gases into our atmosphere

We are in the middle of an epidemic of scientific fraud that is seriously compromising research

New discipline of geroscience aims to postpone the onset of diseases and disabilities that can make old age miserable

Science explains how the natural world works. PC views, however, are more aspirational, setting out how the world should be, according to their adherents

New satellite data will reframe our understanding of this fascinating collection of stars

Contrary to the stereotype, the female body is better equipped than the male body for endurance running

There is every reason to believe that consciousness will eventually yield to scientific analysis just as the general nature of life yielded

From bees to homing pigeons, the animal kingdom has ways of arriving at consensus

Why do many people prefer to believe scary misinformation on social media over science-backed statements from health experts?

Radiation and psychological challenges remain formidable obstacles to mankind exploring our solar system or beyond

Freedom of speech and thought are essential to the principles of education and our universities must reflect that

James Lovelock’s Gaia theory made him a hero to the green movement but he also became a powerful critic of environmentalism

Oppenheimer film resurrects question – should atomic bombs have been developed and used?

Peer-reviewed research suggests H2 therapy can help combat top 10 ailments listed by the American Centre for Disease Control