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iTEARS platform diagnoses disease from patients’ tears

A nanomembrane system isolates exosomes from tears, enabling their rapid analysis for biomarkers of eye disorders and other diseases

Woman giving a presentation in a business meeting

Improving soft skills crucial to keeping women in science, finds study

Early-career women in science who spend time developing their “soft skills” see a boost in their self-confidence and likelihood to stay in work

Radiation damage is spotted using calorimetry technique

New analysis method could help prolong the lives of nuclear reactors

Challenges facing Li-ion battery electrolytes and high-energy cathodes

The Electrochemical Society, in partnership with TA Instruments/Waters, BioLogic and Hiden Analytical, explores Li-ion battery electrolytes and high-energy cathodes

Future of the International Space Station unclear as Russia announces intention to leave

Russia’s apparent willingness to pull out of the International Space Station is throwing up questions about the future of astronauts in low-Earth orbit, as Peter Gwynne discovers

Aftermath of explosive stellar merger seen in a new light

Observation could help reveal the origins of heavy elements

The most complex protein knot known to date

Physicists identify most complex protein knots

AlphaFold AI system predicts the most topologically complex knot ever found in a protein

Photo of a vacuum chamber, optical fibres and other components, bathed in blue and red light

Device-independent QKD brings unhackable quantum Internet closer

New protocol avoids a major vulnerability in existing quantum key distribution methods

Excitonic insulators are created in moiré superlattices

Research could lead to the discovery of new quantum states of matter

Optoacoustic imaging identifies breast cancer from vascular patterns

A simple optoacoustic imaging feature set provides accurate differentiation of benign and malignant breast lesions

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iTEARS platform diagnoses disease from patients’ tears

Improving soft skills crucial to keeping women in science, finds study

Radiation damage is spotted using calorimetry technique

Challenges facing Li-ion battery electrolytes and high-energy cathodes

Future of the International Space Station unclear as Russia announces intention to leave

Aftermath of explosive stellar merger seen in a new light

Physicists identify most complex protein knots

Device-independent QKD brings unhackable quantum Internet closer

Excitonic insulators are created in moiré superlattices

Optoacoustic imaging identifies breast cancer from vascular patterns

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