
Two-in-one gel suppresses aggressive brain tumours
A novel hybrid chemo- and immunotherapy technique could help treat glioblastoma
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A novel hybrid chemo- and immunotherapy technique could help treat glioblastoma
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New fabric is 30% lighter in weight than cotton and keeps wearers warmer at colder temperatures
New model of downslope granular movement could reduce the destructive power of avalanches and other dangerous geophysical phenomena
The improved technique does not damage delicate biological cells and could be used in a range of areas from cell and development biology to biomedicine
A new type of neural implant could be used to drive neuroprosthetic limbs and improve paralysis by bypassing injuries to the nervous system
Unusual phase develops when water freezes on interfaces at low temperatures
Device employs a spherical mirror and a correction plate to focus light and could be used to image whole organisms
High-quality, flexible mirrors could be rolled up for transport on a spacecraft
Observations of bound photons interacting with a quantum dot could advance quantum-enhanced measurements and computing