Stories by Neil Savage

A mysterious neuro-ocular syndrome remains an unknown risk for long-term spaceflight

Chemical processes could recycle the cellulose from clothing waste into renewed fibers for garment makers

A downsized version of the company’s Sycamore chip performed a record-breaking simulation of a chemical reaction

Staking its claim for “quantum supremacy,” the company pulls back the curtain on its landmark Sycamore chip

By reaching down into the quantum world, scientists are hoping to gain more control over matter and energy

Two technologies may be on the verge of surpassing even the most powerful digital computers in a year or so, but key challenges remain unsolved

People with the inherited bleeding disorder haemophilia lack factors that cause the blood to clot. The disease affects thousands of people around the world and has even played a part in historic events

Extending the life of clotting factors may improve quality of life for people with haemophilia

The torrents of data flowing out of cancer research and treatment are yielding fresh insight into the disease