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Kevlar fibres could hold the secret to super-strong cartilage
Plus, the race is on to save the world's favourite banana and physicists wonder whether the universe could be used as a computer
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AI reveals how a parasitic fungus turns ants into zombies
Also, the star that refuses to die and DNA robots that could one day build themselves
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How jellyfish have helped to create glowing, pressure sensitive, robot skin
Also, newborn babies get light-up pyjamas and telescopes capture the flash from a feeding black hole
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Watch this! Rocket-powered RoboBee blasts off
Plus, wonky galaxies confuse physicists and NIST tries to 3D print hydrogen fuel cells
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The science and technology of Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
T3 explores the science behind Bethesda's latest shooter
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How Star Wars helped visualise the biology of sperm
Plus, the secret of mosquito stealth is revealed and faces grow from flat disks
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How scientists are one step closer to reviving cryogenically frozen dead bodies
Science Hit The 2017 Nobel prizes in Chemistry, Physics and Physiology or Medicine, including why cryogenic head freezing will soon be cheaper than getting buried
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The science of Blade Runner 2049: flying cars, holograms, replicants and more
With Blade Runner 2049 about to hit cinemas, we look at the technology of the future
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T3 Science Hit: molecular meth tests, soluble thermometers and genetic engineering
Micro monster truck wheels are adapted to detect drugs, scientists monitor fish with dissolving sensors and the secrets of CRISPR precision are revealed
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T3 Science Hit: dinosaur-eating frogs, UV-resistant dye and bubbles of stardust
Scientists reveal ancient amphibians with wolf-like jaws, a star surrounded by an intricate bubble and dyes that don't fade in the sun
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T3 Science Hit: smart pills, self-healing robots and sense-altering parasites
Meet robots that can replace their own parts, microchips that could track pills through the body, and a parasite that changes the way we smell
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Tech augmentation: building human 2.0
Could we ever match Halo's Master Chief or Deus Ex's Adam Jensen when it comes to technological upgrades?
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T3 Science Hit: black hole gold, human evolution and Martian genetics
Physicists ask where heavy metals come from, biologists check if we're still evolving, and chemists hunt for life on Mars
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Genetic engineering: upgrading to human 2.0
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T3 Science Hit: micro monster trucks, printable robots and rock, paper, scissors
Science Scientists race nano cars, MIT 3D print custom robots and chimpanzees learn to play children's games
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T3 Science Hit: cancer-zapping nanostars, space ice cream and ancient apes
Science Hit Researchers kill cancer with stars and lasers, SpaceX send ice cream to the ISS, and an ancient ancestor is unearthed
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T3 Science Hit: CRISPR ants, fruit fly brains and origami microbots
Scientists delete ant genes, map insect brain wiring and develop a cell-catching micro Pac-Man
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How to travel faster than light
How far do Star Trek, Mass Effect, Portal and Halo bend the laws of physics to break the universal speed limit?
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T3 Science Hit: Titan, nanoparticles and DeepLoco
Science Hit NASA finds cool chemistry on Saturn's moon, scientists kill bacteria with magnetic viruses and a clever AI learns to run
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The science of Destiny 2: terraforming, death rays, radiolaria and more
T3 takes a look at the science and technology behind Bungie's sci-fi shooter
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The science of Transformers: the real technology behind the iconic robots
As Transformers: The Last Knight hits cinemas, we take a look at real shape-shifting robots
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The science of Alien: Covenant: meet the real world xenomorphs
T3 digs in to the science of extraterrestrial parasites, synthetic life and seeding theory
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The science of Prey: robo-roaches, fluorescent cats, mind control and more
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Level up your Xbox One with the T3 power user guide: elite tips and tricks to help you up your game and craft the ultimate system
T3's top 10 tips for getting the most out of your Xbox One console
