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Brain–spine interface enables natural walking after spinal cord injury
A “digital bridge” between the brain and spinal cord helped an individual with paralysis to stand and walk naturally
Surface plasmon polaritons launched by nano-emitters are imaged in the near field
Tip-enhanced nanospectroscopy reveals quasiparticle standing waves
Award winning studies focus on reducing radiotherapy risks
Studies on toxicity modelling, HDR brachytherapy and AI-based lung disease screening were among those chosen as the Best Papers at the ESTRO 2023 congress
Transparency window appears in an ensemble of ions
"Collectively induced transparency" in an optical cavity has applications in quantum optical technologies
Microwave photons are entangled with optical photons
New scheme could improve superconductor-based quantum computers
Pacemakers, defibrillators not affected by high-power electric vehicle chargers
Cardiovascular researchers found no instances of electromagnetic interference from high-power electric vehicle chargers in individuals with cardiac devices
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Steven Judge argues that it would be wrong for countries to revert to imperial measures
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Dedicated vs multi-purpose SRS delivery platforms: is good enough, good enough?
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Read article: Great gaffe in the sky: the erroneous physics behind The Dark Side of the Moon
Great gaffe in the sky: the erroneous physics behind The Dark Side of the Moon
Uncovering the physics inconsistencies of the ground-breaking Pink Floyd album cover
Read article: Perovskite solar cells reach new milestones for stability and efficiency
Perovskite solar cells reach new milestones for stability and efficiency
Three recent results highlight how the technology just keeps getting better
Read article: Silicon photomultipliers: gearing up for applications in gamma-ray astronomy
Silicon photomultipliers: gearing up for applications in gamma-ray astronomy
Silicon photomultipliers will provide a core enabling technology in the Cherenkov Telescope Array, the world’s largest and most sensitive gamma-ray observatory
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Cannabis breath-test research goes up in smoke
Using breath samples to determine whether drivers have consumed too much marijuana remains a pipe dream – for now
Read article: Incremental gains, continuous improvement: the recipe for success in nanopositioning QA
Incremental gains, continuous improvement: the recipe for success in nanopositioning QA
Queensgate is betting its portfolio of nanopositioning stages will yield game-changing performance gains
Read article: Dynamic nuclear polarization: how a technique from particle physics is transforming medical imaging
Dynamic nuclear polarization: how a technique from particle physics is transforming medical imaging
Jack Miller looks at the power of “dynamic nuclear polarization” in medicine
Read article: Australian firm’s watery solution for solar power
Australian firm’s watery solution for solar power
A novel approach to the counterintuitive problem of solar farms receiving too much sunlight
Read article: Trapped in ice: the surprisingly high levels of artificial radioactive isotopes found in glaciers
Trapped in ice: the surprisingly high levels of artificial radioactive isotopes found in glaciers
New research shows that glaciers harbour a surprisingly large concentration of toxic nuclear materials, which poses risks as the glaciers melt
Read article: Large metalenses are produced on a mass scale
Large metalenses are produced on a mass scale
Nanostamping is combined with photolithography to create flat optics
Read article: Scintillator array validates MRI-guided multileaf collimator tracking
Scintillator array validates MRI-guided multileaf collimator tracking
MLC tracking on an MR-linac could mitigate respiratory motion during radiotherapy, without the time penalty associated with gating
Read article: Quantum computer technology developments at HRL Laboratories
Quantum computer technology developments at HRL Laboratories
HRL Labs showcase their exchange-only qubit quantum computer technology
Read article: Swallowable X-ray dosimeter monitors radiotherapy in real time
Swallowable X-ray dosimeter monitors radiotherapy in real time
Affordable and ingestible capsule could help improve gastric cancer treatments by enhancing the precision of radiotherapy
Read article: Particle physicists get AI help with beam dynamics
Particle physicists get AI help with beam dynamics
New machine learning algorithm accurately reconstructs the shapes of particle accelerator beams from tiny amounts of data
Read article: Artificial retina enables perception and encoding of mid-infrared radiation
Artificial retina enables perception and encoding of mid-infrared radiation
Optoelectronic retina enables development of smarter and more efficient IR machine vision systems
Read article: Gravitational lensing of supernova yields new value for Hubble constant
Gravitational lensing of supernova yields new value for Hubble constant
New measurement adds to the mystery of the universe’s expansion
Read article: UK pins ‘net zero’ hopes on carbon capture
UK pins ‘net zero’ hopes on carbon capture
The UK has announced a £20bn package for carbon-capture projects, but not everyone is convinced it will be enough to deliver the country’s net-zero targets
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