Kirigami-inspired electrocardiogram sensors can be worn all day
Devices connect to a smartphone and could help diagnose diseases
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Devices connect to a smartphone and could help diagnose diseases
Read article: Kirigami-inspired electrocardiogram sensors can be worn all day
The laser plasma accelerator provides a unique platform for translational research with ultrahigh-dose-rate proton beams
Read article: Laser plasma accelerators unlock potential for radiobiology studies with protons
Merminga will begin her term on 18 April and succeeds Nigel Lockyer
Read article: Lia Merminga becomes first woman to head Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Magnetically supramassive neutron stars could be created by merging binaries
Read article: Ultrastrong magnetic fields could prevent neutron stars from forming black holes
Studying a star that seems to have paused its magnetic activity cycles could provide insight into the Maunder Minimum, a 70-year period when sunspots became exceedingly rare
Read article: Astronomers see star enter a ‘Maunder Minimum’ for the first time
An acoustic fabric that works like a microphone could be used to create clothes with a range of medical and communications applications
Read article: Acoustic clothing can hear your heart beat
Pedram Roushan, from Google’s Quantum AI team, describes this elusive form of matter – and how it could be simulated on the company’s Sycamore quantum processor
Read article: Time crystals: the search for a new phase of matter
The IOP Publishing journal Materials Research Express, explores recent research in materials science and perspectives
Read article: Recent research in materials science and perspectives
Bose–Einstein condensate of light could be used as force sensor
Read article: Extremely compressible photon gas confirms peculiar prediction of quantum theory
Diandra Leslie-Pelecky reviews Racing Green: How Motorsport Science Can Change the World by Kit Chapman
Read article: Racing to save the planet