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The young woman, who was buried in England around 1,300 years ago with an extremely rare gold cross, is thought to have been an early Christian convert.

Charles faced death on a number of occasions, which could have put his disgraced younger brother on the throne, his biographer tells "The Royal Report"

For decades mathematicians have sought some of the most quizzical answers regarding group theory. A TikTok video has brought it to a wider audience.

Two recent studies investigate why Omicron might be milder than other COVID variants.

The U.S. now leads all other countries in cryptocurrency mining following China's ban earlier this year, according to Cambridge researchers.

Neve was predicted A* A* A by her teachers and as her requirement for Cambridge was A* A A, we knew she would have been fine, had she been able to take the exams. The results Neve received through the English government's system were A*A B.

Co-author Ewan St. John Smith of the University of Cambridge told Newsweek that understanding the genes that regulate pain could help with developing new drugs.

"The key finding is that we are able to map the whole town in great detail without digging," said archaeologist Martin Millett.

The university says it is constantly adapting to changing advice as it emerges during this pandemic.

Researchers found sand dunes interact and repel one another to move across the landscape.

A fracture allowed the surface water to be transported to the land beneath the Arctic ice.

Scientists carried out a "very hands-on" study in Canada to arrive at their conclusion.

"The lives of many people and the existence of diverse species hang in the balance," said an author of the study.

A co-author of the study told Newsweek the research could one day be used to help rejuvenate other tissues.

Scientists studied hundreds of gorillas spotted in forest clearings in the Republic of Congo.

The research could pave the way for treatments for brain damage, scientists believe.

Researchers tried to discover why people with no family history of dementia developed the disease.

Researchers hope their work will encourage people with big families to look after their heart health.

These marine animals can even change the texture of their skin to make themselves look like coral.

Forget everything you thought you knew about Schrödinger's cat.

Academics from the University of Cambridge have been able to use the annual eclipse to establish a chronology for the rule of the Pharaohs.

Scientists have learned to use artificial intelligence to understand the facial expressions of sheep and figure out when they're in pain.

A study has suggested that late-risers might have one up on early birds.

Archaeologists are excavating dwellings so well-preserved they include footprints and dishes with remnants of meals still inside.

Stem cells from people of the same gender can be used to create human egg and sperm cells.