3D printer provides woman with a brand new jaw
Sculpting an entire replacement jawbone that's both fully functional and biocompatible is seen as a breakthrough for 3D printing
Patch of seagrass is world's oldest living organism
A 15-kilometre-long swathe of seagrass off the coast of Spain is at least 80,000 years old, making it the oldest known living organism on Earth
Robotic walking stick lends users some balance
Walking sticks are being dragged into the robotics era thanks to dynamic balancing, super-strong motors and power-punching batteries
Martian real estate, windy and cratered but isolated
Mars Express has returned images of the Red Planet's Syrtis Major region, an area once thought to be an ocean - but did oceans once exist on Mars?
Contador stripped of Tour de France title
Alberto Contador has been banned for 2 years and stripped of his Tour de France title after he tested positive for the banned stimulant clenbuterol in 2010
Are we merely the sum of our neurons?
In Connectome: How the brain's wiring makes us who we are, Sebastian Seung explores the mapping of our circuitry and how much it can tell us about ourselves
Pirate file-sharing goes 3D
3D file-sharing makes copying "physibles" possible. It'll give companies a headache - but could kick-start a 3D printing revolution
Doomsday flu decision time: The story so far
Bird flu research is on hold after the creation of dangerous viruses in the lab, and important studies will be only partly published. What's going on?
The revolution will be tweeted
Economic meltdown, pro-democracy revolts, protest camps - was it all really catalysed by social media and new technology? We ask BBC correspondent Paul Mason
Zap your brain into the zone: Fast track to pure focus
Whether you want to smash a forehand like Federer, or just be an Xbox hero, there is a shocking short cut to getting the brain of an expert, says Sally Adee
Digital landscapes depict humans' impact on the Arctic
Norwegian artist Svein Flygari Johansen uses computer programming alongside sticks and stones to explore the impact of human culture on Nordic landscapes
Clint Eastwood helps reveal secrets of brain evolution
Brain scans of humans and monkeys while they watched a cowboy movie show that areas that are functionally similar aren't always in the same place
Bendy battery gives smart fabrics a charge
A flexible battery that can be woven unobtrusively into fabrics could one day provide electricity for your gadgets
Silver packs a punch as chemotherapy drug
Compounds of silver are as effective against breast and colon cancer cells as a leading chemotherapy drug and may result in fewer side effects
Asteroid orbits modelled in a single atom
The model of atoms as mini solar systems was supplanted by quantum fuzziness - now atoms have been forced to act more like the classical systems
Astrophile: Pinball planets get wild, deadly ride
Planets orbiting one star in a stellar pair could get bounced from star to star repeatedly - until they fall into the great beyond
Anonymous eavesdrops on FBI conference call
The hacktivist group managed to a listen in on a call between the FBI and law enforcement officials from several different European countries
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