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Women less likely to be included as authors on scientific papers, finds study
Effect seen at every stage of a woman’s career and may help to account for differences in the observed output of male and female scientists
Celebrating the International Year of Glass
Glass: a transparent tool for a fairer planet
James Dacey describes how the 2022 International Year of Glass will celebrate the universality of this see-through super material
Blown away by the wonders of glass at Corning’s spectacular museum
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Gravitational waves from merging black-hole ‘atom’ could reveal new particles
Ionization of ultralight bosons could be seen by space-based detector
‘Nanotwinning’ produces stronger metals
New work sheds fresh light on structural changes during metal processing
Water harvesting gel works at low humidity levels
Material is low cost and easy to make, say researchers
Bringing time‑of‑flight quality to non‑TOF PET images
Deep learning models improve lesion detectability in images from PET scanners without time-of-flight capability
Telescopes, accelerators and LIGO team up to probe neutron stars
Multimessenger astronomy observations combine with heavy-ion collision experiments to constrain the equation of state for super-dense stellar remnants
Continuous Bose–Einstein condensate opens the door to continuous-wave atom lasers
New cooling setup reduces atom losses
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White heterosexual men have systematic advantages in science, finds study
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Deep learning enables fast and accurate proton dose calculations
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New cylindrical water scanning system unlocks efficiencies in beam commissioning, annual QA
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Advanced algorithm predicts outcome for patients with severe brain injury
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New benchmark set for magnetic monopole searches
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Read article: Early adopters position themselves for quantum advantage
Early adopters position themselves for quantum advantage
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AI framework overcomes segmentation challenges for online adaptive radiotherapy
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In vivo dosimetry with RadCalc’s 3D EPID module: commissioning and first clinical results
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SNMMI Annual Meeting highlights advances in nuclear medicine
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Quantum effects help make DNA unstable
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Slowest ever neutron star is found in cosmic graveyard
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