Chinese researchers have developed the country’s first nuclear battery using carbon-14, a weakly radioactive isotope of carbon. The battery generates electricity through radioactive decay and is designed to function without recharging for decades.


'100 years of life': China builds nuclear battery that could last over a century

Breathing polluted air as kid? Your lungs might be paying the price years later: Study

Legal highs, scary lows: Decriminalisation of 'magic mushrooms' linked to rise in calls for help

Study finds new male birth control gel safe and effective; reveal promising trial results

Ozempic shows promise beyond diabetes: New study reveals kidney benefits

Historic milestone: Man receives world's first gene-edited pig liver transplant

Ancient Egyptian skulls reveal 4,000-year-old cancer treatments, study finds

What is ecological grief and how can you help your loved ones cope with it?

Scientists find stars that quietly 'die' without supernova explosions

Scientists find ancient giant viruses in Yellowstone's hot springs

Organ transplants can lead to profound personality changes, suggests study

Caught in action: Newly found fossil shows 155 million old brittle star mid-regeneration

Possible discovery of a ‘glueball’ shakes up particle physics

Spiders 'fly' using electric field, you are allowed to be scared and ask 'WHY'?

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