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A sheet of quantum dots enhances Cherenkov imaging of radiotherapy dose

A flexible, non-toxic sheet of carbon quantum dots attached to the patient improves the quality of Cherenkov images used for real-time radiotherapy verification

Participants of China’s Young Thousand Talents programme see productivity boost

Returning scientists to China tend to receive greater funding and have larger research teams than their overseas peers

Connecting the power of imaging at ASTRO 2022

Introducing the HyperSight imaging solution and bringing the power of MR to radiotherapy

Siemens–Varian stall at ASTRO 2022 conference

AI creates high-resolution brain images from low-field strength MR scans

A machine-learning algorithm converts low-resolution brain scans from a portable MR scanner into high-resolution synthetic images amenable to automated analysis

Breathing new life into the iconic photos of NASA’s Apollo missions

Andrew Glester reviews Apollo Remastered by Andy Saunders

Water-based switch outpaces semiconductor devices

Laser pulses turn water temporarily into a metal

First UK space launch fails to reach orbit

The LauncherOne rocket suffered an anomaly some two hours after take-off

Chemists use synthetic protein to produce quantum dots at room temperature

Catalysis technique yields nanocrystals

Phasons boost thermal conductivity of incommensurate crystals

Phonon-like quasiparticles could be used in thermal logic circuits

Liquid metal disintegrates implanted medical devices on demand

Medical devices made from aluminium can be disintegrated within the body by exposing them to eutectic gallium indium, a liquid metal at body temperature

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A sheet of quantum dots enhances Cherenkov imaging of radiotherapy dose

Participants of China’s Young Thousand Talents programme see productivity boost

Connecting the power of imaging at ASTRO 2022

AI creates high-resolution brain images from low-field strength MR scans

Breathing new life into the iconic photos of NASA’s Apollo missions

Water-based switch outpaces semiconductor devices

First UK space launch fails to reach orbit

Chemists use synthetic protein to produce quantum dots at room temperature

Phasons boost thermal conductivity of incommensurate crystals

Liquid metal disintegrates implanted medical devices on demand

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