Michael Raduga reportedly lost a significant amount of blood while undertaking a 10-hour procedure on his own head.
The young boy had been riding his bike when a freak accident resulted in his head being severed on the inside.
Geologist David Kitchen takes a look at why so many people live their lives with the risk of a volcanic eruption.
With some judges using ChatGPT to help make decisions, should artificial intelligence really be used in court cases ?
This remarkable spherical screen can project realistic looking images that can be seen for miles around.
The idea of uploading someone's mind to a computer might seem like science-fiction, but what if it could be done for real ?
Psychologist Nigel Holt investigates why billionaires seem to put themselves in danger more than the average person.
Ameca is capable of realistically mimicking human expressions but hasn't quite grasped the nuances of humor.
Mechanical engineering expert Eric Fusil takes a look at what ultimately happened to the crew of the ill-fated expedition.
Search and rescue officials have revealed that parts of the missing sub have been found on the ocean floor.
With time running out for the crew, experts have weighed in on the safety measures missing from the stricken sub.
The remarkable achievement involved creating synthetic human embryos from stem cells in the laboratory.
We have had a profound impact on our planet, but what would happen if we all simply disappeared ?
Professor Nello Cristianini investigates how exactly artificial intelligence might bring about the doom of civilization.
The entrepreneur's new brain-computer interface can finally begin testing on human volunteers.
The research involved rhythmically stimulating the brain with electrical currents to boost cognitive function.
The novel 'air-gen' device is capable of continuously generating electricity using almost any material.
The ability to mentally picture things might seem second nature, but some people are unable to do it at all.
Star Trek might be science fiction, but some of the themes it explores are not that far removed from the real world.
It's an idea that has been spread around for decades - but as one scientist explains, there's nothing to actually back it up.