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Brain tumours spread by exploiting fundamental physics

15 Dec 2021 Katherine Skipper 
Elastic thinking: Magnetic resonance elastography brain scans at 50, 37 and 25 Hz. (Courtesy: Ingolf

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Katherine Skipper is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Katherine is based at the University of Bristol, where she studies experimental active matter. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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