Yes, Androids do dream of electric sheep.

Beth Moon travels to the ends of the Earth to photograph ancient trees under a breathtaking night sky.

An animated exploration of what "home" has looked like throughout human existence

Scientists have found that awe helps bind us to others, motivating us to act in collaborative ways that enable strong groups and cohesive communities.

Plans to hire ‘ambitious, detail-oriented journalists’ to work on recently-unveiled app, but what happens when Apple becomes the news?

Nanofibre materials produced through a process called electrospinning are attracting particular attention in the food industry because of their potential to control the release of chemical constituents in the body.

CGP Grey uses last month's UK election results to demonstrate a system in need of reform

Everyone from Ai Weiwei to Zaha Hadid has designed a folly for the Serpentine gallery, but what happens after they are packed away?

Glass tubes rise and fall in a mesmerizing, technological simulation of a bird flying through the air.

Fans of the Game of Thrones novels face a dilemma: Do they keep watching the show even if it "spoils" the books?

Correspondent Nick Higham looks at why cliches reign when it comes to popular music.

Apple's rates will be competitive for artists.

“Go East: The Gene & Brian Sherman Contemporary Asian Art Collection” argue is arguably one of the most important exhibitions to be held in Australia in recent years.

Christopher Nolan shared some respectful, realistic graduation advice at Princeton's commencement ceremony on Monday morning.

One was a Soviet dining hall, the other a Milanese distillery. Now both are lavish new art galleries, commissioned by Dasha Zhukova and Prada – and designed by Rem Koolhass

Technology innovations are invading the bedroom, with a sex-tracking iPhone and a gadget that charts your sexual moves. Will monitoring your sex life become the new norm?

An extraordinary argument has broken out between the Leipzig String Quartet and London's Wigmore Hall over a cancelled concert. At its heart is the violinist accused of attempted murder who maintains his innocence - and that he was the vic ...

Tony Blair has been courting influential Chinese leaders - and then introducing them to the Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund he works for

Kyocera recently launched a solar station that floats on a reservoir and will produce about 2,680 megawatt hours per year—and it's planning something much bigger.

For Guardian Moscow week, a team of local Instagrammers captured various aspects of the city and life in it – and you got involved too