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A novel window into ‘smart’ glass

From fixing bones to making antibacterial surfaces, Michael Allen investigates glass that has additional functionality and performance

Focused ultrasound controls prostate cancer with fewer side effects

Focal therapy using MRI-guided focused ultrasound could provide a safe and effective alternative to invasive treatments for men with intermediate-risk prostate cancer

Clinical experiences and error detectability tests with RadCalc’s 3D EPID module

LAP GmbH Laser Applikationen explores the features in RadCalc’s 3D EPID module

Champion semiconductor could replace silicon, say researchers

Experimental evidence for exceptional thermal conductivity and hole mobility in cubic boron arsenide raises hopes for future applications

An artist's sketch of cubic boron arsenide, incorporating a ball-and-stick model of the chemical with four blue balls (representing arsenic atoms) and 14 smaller red balls (representing boron atoms). In the background is a burst of fuzzy purple-and blue lines suggesting movement of electrons

SunCHECK Quality Management Platform adds SaaS option to streamline deployment

With a new cloud-hosted, software-as-a-service offering, Sun Nuclear builds on the success of its SunCHECK Quality Management Platform

Slab avalanches resemble strike-slip earthquakes

A combination of mechanisms triggers the formation of cracks in snow layers

Self-assembling microlaser adapts to its environment

Self-organizing lasers could pave the way towards new functional materials for sensing, light-based computing and smart displays

Passive optical concentrator could boost solar-cell efficiency

Device redirects light using layers of glass with increasing refractive indices, rather than moving parts

Photo of researcher Nina Vaidya holding an optical concentrator under a machine that is emitting bright, white light

Galactic remnant of the universe’s ‘dark ages’ is rotating, say astronomers

Tell-tale signs of rotation show up in redshifted light from distant galaxy JD1

Artist's impression of the galaxy MACS1149-JD1, consisting of a whorl of stars and a diffuse jet of pale blue light, suggesting motion

4D-printed material responds to environmental stimuli

3D-printed structures with properties that change over time could have applications in robotics and sensing

Photograph of 3D-printed objects shaped like beetles. There are four such objects in the photo, two of them coloured red and two coloured green, and they are sitting on a leaf that forms the photo's background

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A novel window into ‘smart’ glass

Focused ultrasound controls prostate cancer with fewer side effects

Clinical experiences and error detectability tests with RadCalc’s 3D EPID module

Champion semiconductor could replace silicon, say researchers

SunCHECK Quality Management Platform adds SaaS option to streamline deployment

Slab avalanches resemble strike-slip earthquakes

Self-assembling microlaser adapts to its environment

Passive optical concentrator could boost solar-cell efficiency

Galactic remnant of the universe’s ‘dark ages’ is rotating, say astronomers

4D-printed material responds to environmental stimuli

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