50 years ago, science fiction writer Isaac Asimov predicted that by 2014 robots will be common but not really clever. True, but there are a few darn smart ones around. FULL STORY >

In the battle of the sexes, it seems you win some and you lose some. Here’s how men and women’s heads are so very different, yet oh so similar. FULL STORY >

Babies reading faces, electrical spider webs, and our amazing ability to throw things, all feature in this month's SciNews. FULL STORY >

Water on Mars, hunting cheetahs and how HIV starts its destruction - all in this month's edition of SciNews. FULL STORY >

A 16 year old South African was amongst the recently announced ninety regional finalists for the largest online science fair in the world, the Google Science Fair. FULL STORY >

Failed chemistry experiments, red testosterone and bubble trouble - all in this month's SciNews. FULL STORY >

The sound of music, walking like apes and toxin removing nanosponge, all in this months SciNews. FULL STORY >

Caffeine loving bees, pregnant woman's feet, and Archaea, all feature in this month's science news. FULL STORY >

Coldness, bouncing robots and Achilles' heel all feature in this month's SciNews. FULL STORY >

Beer glass shape, strange waves and wings that won't break - all part of October's SciNews. FULL STORY >

All the best news from the world of science, featuring bees, sports drinks and fireflies. FULL STORY >

Kidney stones, penguins and SA men hanging round a braai are all part of this month's SciNews. FULL STORY >

Frogs' legs, resisting chocolate and ancient ways of getting rid of beg bugs all make up this month's SciNews FULL STORY >

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Finnish phone giant Nokia and the Department of Science and Technology sign a memorandum of understanding, concerning collaborative efforts for local ICT projects. FULL STORY >