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MRI’s ‘forgotten’ contrast agent makes dramatic reappearance

Deuterium has made a comeback in the research realm as a safe, effective contrast agent for MRI

Photo of the optical setup used in the experiment, showing various optics bathed in green and red light

Laser cooling of polyatomic molecules brings ultracold chemistry into the spotlight

3D technique paves the way for quantum simulation with complex molecules

Celebrating the International Year of Glass: the June 2022 issue of Physics World

From ancient artefacts to modern materials, all you need to know about the science of glass is in the latest issue of your favourite magazine

Citations in science are biased towards a handful of nations – and the gap is growing

Study reveals huge "citation gap", which could worsen the geographical inequality of science

Mirror world of dark particles could explain cosmic anomaly

Differing values of the Hubble constant might be reconciled via the dark sector

Can machine learning deliver one-minute brain MRI scans?

With help from a machine-learning algorithm, a quantitative technique called MR fingerprinting could make a one-minute clinical brain MRI scan a reality

Artist’s impression of an exploding white dwarf

Rare X-rays from white-dwarf explosion spotted by chance

"Fireball" phase of nova seen by the eROSITA telescope

A photo of researchers working at an optical bench bathed in green light

Quantum teleportation expands beyond neighbouring nodes

Sending quantum information directly from “Alice” to “Charlie” is a step towards a functional multi-node quantum network

Portable MRI diagnoses stroke at the patient bedside

A low-field portable MRI scanner could bring rapid neuroimaging to underserved and remote locations

$2D figure of two prisms side by side. A line labelled "white light" enters the prism on the left and spreads into a spectrum but the angles are wrong and labelled in red handwriting "incorrect". The spectrum continues into the second prism without refracting inbetween, which is again labelled incorrect. In the second prism the spectrum recombines into a point of light, which exits the prism as a line labelled white line. Again this is indicated as incorrect$

Web of confusion

Jon Tarrant considers how the internet spreads misinformation about scientific principles and how that can confuse those looking to learn

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MRI’s ‘forgotten’ contrast agent makes dramatic reappearance

Laser cooling of polyatomic molecules brings ultracold chemistry into the spotlight

Celebrating the International Year of Glass: the June 2022 issue of Physics World

Citations in science are biased towards a handful of nations – and the gap is growing

Mirror world of dark particles could explain cosmic anomaly

Can machine learning deliver one-minute brain MRI scans?

Rare X-rays from white-dwarf explosion spotted by chance

Quantum teleportation expands beyond neighbouring nodes

Portable MRI diagnoses stroke at the patient bedside

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