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Two-legged dinosaurs like T Rex wagged tails while running to stay balanced, study suggests

Findings raise questions about the potential different functions of the tail and its evolution in dinosaurs

We created holograms you can actually touch

Hologram technology looks set to play a growing part in our lives, but what possibilities would it open up if we could touch them? Ravinder Dahiya reports

Oxford vaccine chief struggling to raise funding for non-Covid jabs

Professor Dame Sarah Gilbert says lessons have not been properly learnt from past 18 months as she calls for more investment into vaccines targeting Nipah virus, Lassa fever and Mers

Download patterns of catchy music resemble infectious diseases spread curves, says study

Study assessed download pattern of popular songs, including Bad Romance by Lady Gaga

WHO holds crucial meetings to decide influenza strains for jab

Experts from the World Health Organisation are assessing different types of influenza currently in circulation to determine which ones need to be vaccinated against

Scientists engineer rechargeable glow-in-the-dark plants than can be charged by an LED

Scientists say plants can be continually recharged for at least two weeks

Coral reefs and their benefits have declined by half since the 1950s

Coastal indigenous communities threatened by continuing destruction of world’s coral reefs

Chinese astronauts return to Earth from nation’s longest mission yet on homegrown space station

Three Chinese astronauts have returned to Earth after a 90-day stay aboard the nation’s space station, China’s longest mission yet.

‘Incredible’ giant fossilised penguin found by New Zealand school children is previously unknown species

30 million-year-old remains were found during field trip in 2006

The dinosaur-ending meteorite did much more to our planet

We all know that the dinosaurs might well have been wiped out by a meteorite, but what other changes did that impact cause on our planet? New research may shed some light, writes Becky Ferreira

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