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The fossilised dinosaur brain tissue found in Sussex resembles the brains of modern-day crocodiles and birds. Photo: University of Cambridge/Handout via Reuters

Scientists identify fossilised dinosaur brain tissue for first time

The fossilised brain, found near Bexhill in Sussex, is most likely from a species similar to Iguanodon — a large herbivore dinosaur that lived some 133 million years ago

NASA images show European Mars lander crater after crash

Spacecraft New Horizons sends back last bit of data from 2015 Pluto flyby

West Antarctica begins to destabilize with ‘intense unbalanced melting’

Scientists find out why pints spill but straws don’t!

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health

Americans are dying faster. Millennials, too

What is a stroke?

Scientists say the key to preventing resistance of cancer cells to chemotherapy is to change the speed in which they repair damage to the DNA introduced by the treatment. Photo: iStock

UK scientists find out why cancer cells resist chemotherapy

AIDS was already here in 1971

What is bird flu and how to avoid the risk?

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