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Machine learning and advanced imaging improve prediction of heart attacks

A machine learning model that combines data from PET and CT angiography can predict the risk of future heart attacks better than clinical assessment

New technique amplifies weak optical signals while reducing noise

Talbot self-imaging method is adapted for non-periodic signals

Clay nanosheets produce bright structural colours

Clay suspensions can be used to create inexpensive, non-toxic structural colours with applications ranging from cosmetics and health to windows and tiles

Gravitational time dilation measured on millimetre scale in atomic clocks

Experiments could lead to "relativistic geodesy"

Recent advances in photoplethysmography

The IOP Publishing journal, Physiological Measurement explores recent advances in photoplethysmography

Study underlines AI’s clinical potential in breast cancer screening

Artificial intelligence can help radiologists reduce their workload when reading digital breast tomosynthesis images

AI keeps fusion plasma in check

Reward-based system controls the rapidly changing magnetic fields in a tokamak

A fusion plasma glowing inside the doughnut-shaped ring of a tokamak

Cutting-edge accelerator technologies are key to success for the MYRRHA research reactor

The MYRRHA project in Belgium is seeking enthusiastic scientists, engineers and project managers with a talent for cross-disciplinary collaboration

Ultracold triatomic molecules herald a new frontier for the three-body problem

Formation of triatomic molecules from atoms and diatomic molecules provides a new platform for studies of ultracold chemistry

A collection of atoms, diatomic molecules and triatomic molecules (represented by different-coloured blobs joined together) floating in space and bathed in an RF pulse

Interfaces: how they make or break a nanodevice

Zurich Instruments explores the role of interfaces in nanodevices

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Machine learning and advanced imaging improve prediction of heart attacks

New technique amplifies weak optical signals while reducing noise

Clay nanosheets produce bright structural colours

Gravitational time dilation measured on millimetre scale in atomic clocks

Recent advances in photoplethysmography

Study underlines AI’s clinical potential in breast cancer screening

AI keeps fusion plasma in check

Cutting-edge accelerator technologies are key to success for the MYRRHA research reactor

Ultracold triatomic molecules herald a new frontier for the three-body problem

Interfaces: how they make or break a nanodevice

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