Stanford University scientists have come up with properties with which they can control electronic properties at will! They can create graphene electrons or even simulate the effect of electric fields on real electrons without applying any field!!

A repeat of the OPERA experiment, done by the Icarus group, finds that neutrinos indeed travel at exactly the same speed as light, not faster. The physics community, while waiting for more results, was expecting this.

The Woolly Mammoth is making a comeback promise scientists. They plan to resurrect the giant using an Indian elephant as the surrogate mother. Gear yourself for a return to the prehistoric times.

Today – 14th March – is Pi Day. It’s a great day for celebrations, great day to be a geek on and great for trying to memorize the digits of Pi to a thousand, maybe million, places. Here’s more…

The SKA goes to South Africa, it seems! It has won a very close race with Australia. The story is not completely over though…

A team from Ohio State University has just seen atoms inside the molecule jiggle about! This one’s a really cool story, complete with ultrafast lasers and all.

The world’s first glimpse of the spectrum of anti-hydrogen will come through CERN. The ALPHA team was successful in trapping a large number of anti-hydrogen atoms and this has allowed them to study the spectrum.

The Tevatron data concludes roughly what the LHC has concluded for the low mass range. It seems that the Higgs is a low-mass Higgs, with a mass of about 125 GeV.

Two scientists say that the moon sank the Titanic. Many are not convinced, however.

Huge eruptions are occurring on Venus, and that too near the planet’s surface. But why is this happening?

A huge solar flare is headed straight towards Earth. Here’s is what you might expect

A huge fireball was spotted across the length of the British Isles. The police has been inundated with calls from frightened eyewitnesses.

NASA’s Cassini spacecraft has detected feeble quantities of oxygen gas on Saturn’s moon, Dione. Here’s more.

A new material is on the block and it can be serious competition to graphene! Graphyne may have better conduction properties than even graphene! Is Graphyne the next big thing?

The Tevatron detector CDF data reaffirms all that LHCb had said. It seems that CP violation is very much true!