This webinar sponsored by the IOP Publishing journal, Progress in Biomedical Engineering, explores the advances in in silico trials of medical products
Read article: Advances in in silico trials of medical products: evidence, methods and tools
Creation and characterization of ultrashort pulses could improve electron microscopy
Read article: Attosecond electron pulses are claimed as shortest ever
A wearable imaging system that can even function during a workout could make long-term cardiac scanning accessible to a large population
Read article: Wearable ultrasound sensor provides continuous cardiac imaging
The Biophysical Society Annual Meeting enables scientists from different backgrounds to discuss the emerging techniques now being used to probe dynamic processes inside the body
Read article: Innovation underpins novel biophysics research
Instrument combines laser desorption with an Orbitrap analyser
Read article: Compact mass spectrometer could search for life on distant moons
Discoveries opens new possibilities for controlling chemical reactions
Read article: Interactions between ultracold molecules controlled by physicists
The European Commission’s €1bn Quantum Technologies Flagship has already led to the creation of 25 spin-off firms
Read article: Europe is at the forefront of quantum-based technologies, says report
Report finds that shoddy conditions are impacting the lab’s work
Read article: From ‘national treasure’ to ‘failing facilities’: NIST labs are ‘deficient’, says report
Experiment and model could lead to improved diagnoses of ectopic arrythmia
Read article: Competing pacemakers create distinctive triplets in heartbeats
A new department for science, innovation and technology will be led by Michelle Donelan
Read article: Science elevated to cabinet position in UK government shake-up
