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Leo Hickman on whether the world ends on Wednesday Leo Hickman: I don't believe we're about to disappear down Cern's black hole. But ... what if? UK digs deep for secrets of cosmos Unique laboratory at bottom of Cleveland mine could be first to discover what is holding the universe together Science Weekly Extra podcast: A tour around phase two of the Darwin Centre at London's Natural History Museum We take a look around the new eight-storey 'cocoon' at the Natural History Museum A bug's life: Tim Adams takes a tour of the Natural History Museum's stunning Darwin Centre Tim Adams takes a tour of the Natural History Museum's stunning Darwin Centre - an eight-storey high, concrete cocoon in the heart of South Kensington Editorial: In praise of ... CuSO4 Editorial: Or copper (II) sulphate, the staple of every child's chemistry set Science: Countdown to launch of Geneva's particle accelerator Scientists seeking answers to the universe are about to launch a revolutionary test Doctor opposes new law on organ donors Leading transplant authority says modification will degrade society's ethical framework Bad science: Cheer up: it's all down to random variation Ben Goldacre: Britain's happiest places have been mapped by scientists Poll: Is the end of the world nigh? Cern in Geneva is preparing to start up the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), which will fire particles together at near the speed of light, recreating in miniature the energy released in the Big Bang. But scientists have been besieged by anxious members of the public concerned that the LHC will create a black hole or cataclysmic cosmic rays. Do you think the atom smasher will destroy the planet or merely reveal some quaintly named subatomic particle? Science and maths assaulted by educational reforms, say scientists Educational reforms are undermining efforts to increase the number of pupils taking maths and science, the Royal Society has warned World's first carbon capture pilot fires up clean-coal advocates German project will burn coal in an atmosphere of pure oxygen – producing CO2 waste which can be buried – creating enough electricity to power 1,000 homes Jean Hannah Edelstein: Do love and science mix? Jean Hannah Edelstein: There's now good evidence to justify my fling with a dad-alike. But I'm not sure reducing passion to rules is the right approach Fight for blood cancer drug goes to high court Health trust's decision to withhold drug under scrutiny after criticism of NHS postcode lottery Gap in cancer survival rates between deprived and affluent areas of country Lower survival rates in 'spearhead' primary care trust areas than those in more affluent areas Obituary: John Hobbs Obituary: A physician and child health expert, he set up an early bone marrow donor register

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