AS it's still Christmastime, this article aims to rescue the "sad" Christmas experiences of many and engage us into what makes one happy during this holiday, with a little science to explain it.

As thousands of us set off by car to see loved ones over the festive season, we take a look at the science of how our roads transport us safely from A to B this Christmas (and all year round).

The Unofficial Science of Home Alone explored the cult-classic Christmas film Home Alone and saw comedians James Acaster and Guz Kan step into the shoes of The Wet Bandits to discover how Harry and ...

On Christmas Eve, 1906, wireless operators on ships off the New England coast wondered if they'd had a religious experience. Out of the midst of Morse code dots and dashes beeping through their ...

The trunk of each 'Christmas tree' (a transcription unit) represents a DNA molecule; the tree branches (granular strings attached to the DNA) are RNA molecules that have been transcribed from the DNA.