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Machine learning could minimize quantum tunnelling in transistors

Study identifies lattice orientations that reduce unwanted effect

Bridging the knowledge gap on AI and machine-learning technologies

Medical physicists explored a range of education and training scenarios for AI and machine learning at last month’s ESTRO Annual Congress

A glassy solution to nuclear waste

Ancient glass is not just of interest to historians and archaeologists – it may also hold the key to understanding the durability of vitrified nuclear waste. Rachel Brazil investigates

Molten nuclear waste glass being poured into a mould

Deep learning accelerates super-resolution photoacoustic imaging

Computational strategy enables high spatial and temporal resolution in both label-free photoacoustic microscopy and labelled photoacoustic tomography

Optical-resolution photoacoustic microscopy

White heterosexual men have systematic advantages in science, finds study

An analysis of survey data has found that white able-bodied heterosexual men are uniquely privileged and experience a wide range of advantages at work

Neural network generates lung ventilation images from CT scans

A convolutional neural network that produces ventilation images from breath-hold CT image pairs could improve lung radiotherapy

Neural network-produced CT ventilation images

Gravitational waves from merging black-hole ‘atom’ could reveal new particles

Ionization of ultralight bosons could be seen by space-based detector

Eileen Collins, NASA astronaut: commanding missions and making history

Andrew Glester reviews Through the Glass Ceiling to the Stars: the Story of the First American Woman to Command a Space Mission by Eileen M Collins with Jonathan H Ward

Eileen Collins in the pilot seat of the Space Shuttle Discovery

Water harvesting gel works at low humidity levels

Material is low cost and easy to make, say researchers

Telescopes, accelerators and LIGO team up to probe neutron stars

Multimessenger astronomy observations combine with heavy-ion collision experiments to constrain the equation of state for super-dense stellar remnants

Artist’s illustration of two merging neutron stars. The rippling space-time grid represents gravitational waves that travel out from the collision, while the narrow beams show the bursts of gamma rays that are shot out just seconds after the gravitational waves. Swirling clouds of material ejected from the merging stars are also depicted. The clouds glow with visible and other wavelengths of light.

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Machine learning could minimize quantum tunnelling in transistors

Bridging the knowledge gap on AI and machine-learning technologies

A glassy solution to nuclear waste

Deep learning accelerates super-resolution photoacoustic imaging

White heterosexual men have systematic advantages in science, finds study

Neural network generates lung ventilation images from CT scans

Gravitational waves from merging black-hole ‘atom’ could reveal new particles

Eileen Collins, NASA astronaut: commanding missions and making history

Water harvesting gel works at low humidity levels

Telescopes, accelerators and LIGO team up to probe neutron stars

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