Topic: University of Southampton

Neanderthals were more visual, less social, say scientists

An analysis of Neanderthal skulls suggests that Neanderthal brains had bigger visual-processing regions than their Homo sapiens counterparts, but that left them with less space for social cognition.

Coming for Cameron? Poor showing in bellwether vote rattles Conservatives

Supernova alert! Astronomers spot warning sign

Britain debates: What should European welfare look like?

'Cold fusion' co-discoverer Martin Fleischmann dies

Mysterious black hole type perplexes, bewilders

Climate change may have caused Mayan civilization's collapse

Facebook on collision course with new EU privacy laws

Yeti crabs and ghost octopuses! Antarctic deep-sea vents a trove of new species.

Vivaldi concerto, lost for 300 years, found in Scotland

Why some earthquakes unleash tsunamis and others don't

Climate change somehow manages to mess things up in outer space

At deepest hydrothermal vent yet found, an 'awe-inspiring' view