Resveratrol may be the first real antiaging drug, but don’t drink to your health just yet.

A schoolteacher has been suspended in Zimbabwe for allegedly giving pupils the choice of being caned or suckling her breasts.

Hypnosis can double a woman’s chances of getting pregnant after in-vitro fertilisation treatment, according to new research.

A Singaporean student looks to have smashed the world record for high speed text messaging.

Monkeys and apes who are good at deceiving their peers also have the biggest brains relative to their body size. The finding backs the “Machiavellian intelligence” theory.

A Japanese toymaker claims to have invented a gadget that can help people control their dreams.

For the first time a woman has become pregnant after having thin slices of her ovaries removed and frozen during cancer treatment, and then re-implanted.

Virtual, moving fences controlled from a laptop could one day herd cattle to fresh fields for grazing, a roboticist told the MobiSys 2004 conference in Boston, Massachusetts, on Sunday.

According to a new study by Cingular Wireless, men on the company’s network are 16% more talkative than women for the fourth year in a row.

Dust-sized wireless communications nodes, pinhead-size cameras, and other sensors; contact-lens video displays and wearable computers controlled by subvocal speech and other muscle movements; and the ability to google anything, anywhere–we will soon be able to know almost everything about everyone.

While the auction might be silent, there is bound to be a lot of buzz surrounding the silent auction technology featured at this weekend’s Denver Polo Classic.

Landing mobile bases on the moon is an idea whose time has come, according to a NASA researcher.