Mysterious ancient stone structures found around remote Saudi lava domes.

Can we control our dreams? New research suggests we can manipulate the experience.

Taranaki programme tailored for obese kids has delivered some promising results.

Nano-machines injected into humans to heal quicker could become reality within 20 years.

Drug addiction isn't about bad habits, fear of withdrawal... It's about the brain.

The placenta isn't a superfood. Eating it is risky, 'borderline cannablism' expert says.

Vibration therapy could help young people with cerebral palsy, Auckland researchers say.

A NZ study will investigate how pathogens like deadly Ebola jump from animals to humans.

Rutherford Medal-winner among 21 researchers honoured at awards event.

A small study showed a quarter of those with dyslexia had undiagnosed hearing problems.

Does mixing more help address prejudice? That depends on societal equality, study finds.

Some NZ deaths may have been prevented - but these were few of 1917's WW1 butcher's bill.

COMMENT: AI can predict whether your relationship will last based on how you speak.

Why placebos work - even if you know it's a placebo.

Could artificial intelligence mean better grape harvests for Kiwi winegrowers?

Scientists have built a stunning 3D model to capture a live heart suffering an attack.

Scientists claim these foods will ward off hunger pangs and keep your diet on track.

Some sports supplements sold here and in Australia contain undeclared anabolic steroids.

Can dogs detect lung cancer? A new Kiwi study seeks to get some answers.

Personal flying pods, space tourism and invisibility cloaks are among the list.

Research on a Neanderthal boy's skull has helped contribute to human evolution.

Could our desire for that evening glass of wine be linked to our brain's immune system?

Jacinda Ardern wants to "sit down" with leaders of a study scaled back by a funding cut.

Is you scratching stress related?

Early man's shift to agriculture led to poorer health for mothers and babies, study finds.

While too late for Katie Archer, Kiwi research into a rare disease could help other kids.

While too late for Katie Archer, Kiwi research into a rare disease could help other kids.

Kiwi scientists have captured the birth of a new gene in real-time evolution experiments.

Australian scientists discover new drug that could help cure the degenerative disorder.

Dr Emily Grossman froze her eggs at 38 and is urging other women to consider the same.